Smallest full-ATX case?

[iTzPrime]

Hey guys!

I won a giftcode from amazon, and want to spend it on a new case, cause mine is really bad (some 40$ case). 

I really like a small sized case, that still supports a full ATX motherboard (gigabyte h87-hd3).

I hope you can help me.

I got no prizetag. 

 

Greetings

Prime ;

[Guest]

Define R4

[ImBleu]

H440, stylish and full ATX

 

Could also try Air 540 if you like it.

[MrImnotMLG]

Define R4

The R4 is still a large case. He is asking for the smallest full-ATX case.

[MrImnotMLG]

Smallest one I can find: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JJ3O9O2/?tag=pcpapi-20

Edit: Almost one week later I found out this is my 800th post.

[spwath]

S340

Ft05

[jtai117]

Corsair Spec series is the smallest I've found

[STRMfrmXMN]

NZXT S340 is pretty small for an ATX, although I don't know if that's what you mean by "Full ATX" although it will fit an ATX motherboard.

[imthewalrus]

the silverstone grandia gd09 is the smallest ATX case available on the sub $100 level. If you are into modding the Bitfenix prodigy can easily fit an ATX motherboard but you will need to change a lot of things including I/o and orientation of the case. 

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811163257&cm_re=silverstone_gd09-_-11-163-257-_-Product

[iTzPrime]

the silverstone grandia gd09 is the smallest ATX case available on the sub $100 level. If you are into modding the Bitfenix prodigy can easily fit an ATX motherboard but you will need to change a lot of things including I/o and orientation of the case. 

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811163257&cm_re=silverstone_gd09-_-11-163-257-_-Product

are there some sort of videos for it? because the bitfenix looks really awesome

btw: does your case and the bitfenix case have space for a msi gtx 770?

[imthewalrus]

are there some sort of videos for it? because the bitfenix looks really awesome

btw: does your case and the bitfenix case have space for a msi gtx 770?

 

Again the BitFenix does not fit ATX motherboards unless you completely mod it and that requires the expert use of a dremmel, it does have space for a gtx 770. The Grandia on the other side will fit most graphics cards from stock settings, 

 

Here is a review of the grandia, there is unfortunately no videos

 

http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2014/10/13/silverstone-grandia-gd09-review/1

[iTzPrime]

Again the BitFenix does not fit ATX motherboards unless you completely mod it and that requires the expert use of a dremmel, it does have space for a gtx 770. The Grandia on the other side will fit most graphics cards from stock settings, 

 

Here is a review of the grandia, there is unfortunately no videos

 

http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2014/10/13/silverstone-grandia-gd09-review/1

what is a dremmel? i am no native speaker, so i don't know what it is ...

and i am pretty good manually, for example i build my own bass

[imthewalrus]

what is a dremmel? i am no native speaker, so i don't know what it is ...

and i am pretty good manually, for example i build my own bass

 

The prodigy originally fits micro atx motherboards which have 4 expansion slots (or fit 2 graphics cards). Atx motherboards have 7 or more expansion slots and are too big for the prodigy. However if you are handy with tools (Such as a dremmel which is used to cut metal) and are creative there are actually ways in which people fix the prodigy and mount an atx motherboard in the prodigy but it is really complicated. 

 

Take a look at this thread:

 

http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=253141

 

 

 

picture of dremmel:

 

[iTzPrime]

The prodigy originally fits micro atx motherboards which have 4 expansion slots (or fit 2 graphics cards). Atx motherboards have 7 or more expansion slots and are too big for the prodigy. However if you are handy with tools (Such as a dremmel which is used to cut metal) and are creative there are actually ways in which people fix the prodigy and mount an atx motherboard in the prodigy but it is really complicated. 

 

Take a look at this thread:

 

http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=253141

 

 

 

picture of dremmel:

 

a ok, yeah i am ok with that. used it to build my bass

[imthewalrus]

a ok, yeah i am ok with that. used it to build my bass

 

You will however need another case you can get the back panel from to use as the back panel inside the prodigy. Look at the thread I attached and you will see what they did.

[iTzPrime]

You will however need another case you can get the back panel from to use as the back panel inside the prodigy. Look at the thread I attached and you will see what they did.

yeah, thanks for this. Luckily i already have a very cheap case atm, which looks just boring (a 30$ bitfenix case -  for the price the build quality is really good.