ITX Help

[Wascie]

I am looking for an ITX Case that can support an Antec Signature Platinum 1300w power supply which is approx 170mm long with 240mm rad support.

Really struggling to find something that is not SFF.

 

[mariushm]

Why would you need a 1300 watts power supply in an ITX case?  Do you realize you can't actually dissipate the heat produced by video cards or processors that need 1300 watts in such a small case?

[Tetras]

Phanteks P200A can fit long(ish) ATX PSUs and a 240mm radiator.

[Blasty Blosty]

11 minutes ago, mariushm said:

Why would you need a 1300 watts power supply in an ITX case?  Do you realize you can't actually dissipate the heat produced by video cards or processors that need 1300 watts in such a small case?

I would hope that they are just changing their system to ITX form and re-using the power supply, otherwise yes this is a little silly

[GuiltySpark_]

15 minutes ago, Wascie said:

I am looking for an ITX Case

 

15 minutes ago, Wascie said:

Really struggling to find something that is not SFF.

 

Little confused about what you're looking for. ITX is a motherboard size standard, not a case standard. SFF is kind of an idea, also not really a standard. 

 

What exactly are you looking for? Just a case that can fit that PSU and also accept an ITX motherboard? 

[brob]

42 minutes ago, Wascie said:

I am looking for an ITX Case that can support an Antec Signature Platinum 1300w power supply which is approx 170mm long with 240mm rad support.

Really struggling to find something that is not SFF.

 

 

A bit confused by the requirements. If you don't want an SFF case why not use an M-ATX or ATX case. IOW, what are you trying to achieve?

[Agall]

1 hour ago, Wascie said:

I am looking for an ITX Case that can support an Antec Signature Platinum 1300w power supply which is approx 170mm long with 240mm rad support.

Really struggling to find something that is not SFF.

 

The answer to this is micro ATX, even if you have a mITX motherboard.

 

Look at the Asus AP201. Its a fully featured 'SFF' case that supports micro ATX boards and doesn't compromise on any hardware compatibility.

 

ASUS Prime AP201 MicroATX Case - Tech Specs｜Gaming Case｜ASUS USA

[Wascie]

Thanks Tetras for the Phanteks recommendation, this is perfect for my requirements.

As regards to why I wanted to use my Power Supply is because I want to downsize without adding to landfill, Phanteks clearly saw a need for my use case and made a case for it.