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[mkp715]

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[Tundral]

As far as I know, E-ATX really isn't a standard. E-ATX are motheboard that are wider than the ATX form factor but use the same mounting holes. Taking that into consideration you'll need to actually check the motheboard dimensions that can fit a case on a case by case basis.

 

Here's the list of E-ATX chassis on NewEgg. Just see which ones you like and then check if the dimensions are right and you'll be set. If you can build one then you'll definitely get something more affordable and unique

[mkp715]

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[TVwazhere]

5 hours ago, mkp715 said:

Eatx boards itself are 12x13. If i diy i am willing to put psu in bottom right corner of mobo while still being on top front left of the board since i want a cube case. While below that being my BD drive. Along with that still spaces above pcie slots will be empty for most part. 

The closest you'll get to that size is the Air 540 .If that isngt good enough, happy DIY'ing!

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[Revan654]

Smallest E-ATX I've seen is Bullet BH8 from Case-Labs.

 

Link: http://www.caselabs-store.com/bullet-bh8-eatx-case-customizable/

 

However it does not have any slots for drives, People have been able to DIY and added one. You can also get one of those USB expansion drives that can converted the Blu-Ray drive into a usable USB drive.

[mkp715]

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[andrewmp6]

The core p5 wont work with a eatx it only goes up to a atx,The core p7 will take the eatx but its close to 300 dollars us.Their cube cases the core x5 and core x9 do support eatx the core x5 is smaller of the two and the core x9 is a monster cube case.There is a few mid towers that support eatx now like the lian li alpha 550x and 330w they are basicly the same case tempered glass on 4 sides for the 550 with rgb fans and front strip and its about 190,the 330w don't have the glass top panel or the rgb stuff and both come in white or black.