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Smallest mATX Case?

Visualantics
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as the title states whats the smallest mATX case?

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Prodigy/Phenom/Colossus M are pretty compact

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Probably some mATX Slim case.

The xion 720P is 638.4 cubic in or 10461.5 cubic cm. 

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