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What are some of the smallest cases that fit ATX motherboards?

ImServs

I am trying to find some smaller cases that fit ATX motherboards and larger modern gpus at the same time. Im aware of the SSUPD Meshroom S, but sadly its near impossible to get one right now, and I figured there had to be some alternatives. What, if any, are some good alternatives in the relative size range of the Meshroom S?

 

 

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30 minutes ago, ImServs said:

I am trying to find some smaller cases that fit ATX motherboards and larger modern gpus at the same time. Im aware of the SSUPD Meshroom S, but sadly its near impossible to get one right now, and I figured there had to be some alternatives. What, if any, are some good alternatives in the relative size range of the Meshroom S?

Is mATX not an option?  That opens up a few more cases.

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32 minutes ago, ImServs said:

I am trying to find some smaller cases that fit ATX motherboards and larger modern gpus at the same time. Im aware of the SSUPD Meshroom S, but sadly its near impossible to get one right now, and I figured there had to be some alternatives. What, if any, are some good alternatives in the relative size range of the Meshroom S?

 

 

Riotorro has options

There is also the thermaltake g3

 

The main question is that if you are only able to use a single pcie slot why get an atx board in the first place?

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1 hour ago, ImServs said:

I am trying to find some smaller cases that fit ATX motherboards and larger modern gpus at the same time. Im aware of the SSUPD Meshroom S, but sadly its near impossible to get one right now, and I figured there had to be some alternatives. What, if any, are some good alternatives in the relative size range of the Meshroom S?

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2 hours ago, ImServs said:

I am trying to find some smaller cases that fit ATX motherboards and larger modern gpus at the same time

Guess that depends on how large of a GPU you intend to run.  I know I pass my hardware down to my other PCs when I upgrade, so it was important that my HTPCs could use ATX boards. I'm currently using a Silverstone GD09 for them. One of them has a RTX 2080 in it no problems. 

 

You might take a look at Silverstones site they have several smaller cases. 

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10 minutes ago, OhioYJ said:

GTX 2080

Bro got the secret gtx 2080 engineering sample

 

1 hour ago, Alex Atkin UK said:

Is mATX not an option?  That opens up a few more cases.

Also this

And theyre usually straight up cheaper than atx cases

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21 minutes ago, Somerandomtechyboi said:

Bro got the secret gtx 2080 engineering sample

Whoops, fixed.

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2 hours ago, Alex Atkin UK said:

Is mATX not an option?  That opens up a few more cases.

Trying to take advantage of a store's 3-in-1 combo deal that unfortunately uses a ATX board. The deal is over $240 less than buying everything separate, otherwise yeah, id use mATX. Saving that money allows for a higher end gpu, otherwise id skip the deal.

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If you want compact ATX:  Sliger

But you'll pay for it.

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