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Hi. I want to make a minitue ATX case for a raspberry pi. It needs to look like a normal PC case but scaled smaller. I have started desgning in fusion 360. If you have any suggestions, please PM me or reply to the post. This is my progress :

I believe OptimumTech showed an ITX board from Gigabyte as well.  He said it was kind of hidden at their booth.  Here's the links:  Actually I found an Asus one too so that makes three x570 ITX boards so far:
EDIT:  I think technically the Asus one is an ITX-D or something?  Never heard of it but it's slightly larger so won't fit in SFF cases but will fit most ITX apparently?

So far there has only been one mini-ITX motherboard and one mATX motherboard shown off for the X570 chipset. Both from AsRock. The rest have been full size ATX motherboards. No B550 motherboards seen yet as far as I'm aware...? At least not at Computex.

Oh, also important to note that the AsRock mini-ITX motherboard can't fit the AMD mounting bracket so actually uses Intel's LGA1151 cooler mounting system. Might affect compatibility with the stock AMD cooler.
 
 

Hey,
I'm considering buy an almost the same case, Coolermaster 120 (it has more space for hard drives, I think, and it's 2/3rds of the 130's price), so I'm really interested in the outcome of your thread!

Hello and greetings from Germany.
My names Philipp, and for my first thread i have a nice ITX setup in planning, for which i need some help with.
 
For the case, i want an Coolermaster 130 Elite, holding a delidded i7-8700k, cooled with a Noctua NH-L9x65, on the asrock z370 gaming itx board, an Gigabyte 1080 windforce OC, and for ram a gskill 3200mhz cl14.
So far so good.
 
As an ITX build ist most likely  hindered by thermical issues, im planning ahead, before ill buy anything. 
So i made a little drawing (1/5 ratio) to show it to others in which direction the fans should blow/draw. (see attachements), and for your interest, its already planned to put a 2nd fan next to the one screwed on the HDD mount on the right side, which is also shown in the drawing. (btw, links means left, and rechts means right.  Graka is the GPU.)
 
Heat will be my highest concern here, as my GPU will just force hot air in, so my first guess was man, why not make 3 outtakes through the 2x120mm on the side and the one in the front. Well, my system would run on hot GPU-air.
So i thought more about it. Well, i noticed a small grid, leading out of the rear (attachements, rear, red box). What about.... i just let all fans push air in, GPU, 1 120mm on the front and both on the side, and let the air come out of the rear end, through this grid? Could anyone help me here what the best option would be, as im not a physician.
Sadly i dont have any of this yet, and i love to plan things beforehand.
 
For your interest, my system is built yes, but i want a transportable system, as i have to move many times in like 2 months. So im getting an ITX board, new cpu heatsink, and the CM130, and OFC finetune that badboy, add dustfilters all that good stuff, and undervolt my baby to decrease that so painful heat in an ITX system.
 
Im looking forward to your replies.
Greets, Phil