Smallest ATX case?

[TheSLSAMG]

So I've been looking around at cases to build a system in, and it needs to be as compact as possible while still fitting a full-size GPU. Motherboard form factor is ATX, the inclusion of a PSU is not necessary but would be nice, and I would like to spend under $75.

 

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007W4XJZK/This caught my eye, but appears to be low-quality.

[CatzRuleZWorld]

If you havent gotten your motherboard yet, just go for a mATX. You can get something that looks good and is smaller like the air 240, pandora, sg09/sg10

[Mecami]

ATX mini towers are what you wanna look out for.

Or go for a smaller mainboard like mATX or even mini-ITX.

[Cactu]

Air 240 or bitfenix prodigy m

[TheSLSAMG]

Air 240 or bitfenix prodigy m

ATX, not mATX.

 

ATX mini towers are what you wanna look out for.

Or go for a smaller mainboard like mATX or even mini-ITX.

If you havent gotten your motherboard yet, just go for a mATX. You can get something that looks good and is smaller like the air 240, pandora, sg09/sg10

I have the board already, but other ATX mini towers don't really seem like what I want. I'm looking more for something that would be appropriate for use as an HTPC case, while not getting an HTPC case due to the price.

[Mecami]

ATX, not mATX.

 

I have the board already, but other ATX mini towers don't really seem like what I want. I'm looking more for something that would be appropriate for use as an HTPC case, while not getting an HTPC case due to the price.

Have you looked at the corsair carbide series already?

Specifically the 200R, 300R or 400R.

Very sturdy and high quality "smaller" factor atx cases.

[TheSLSAMG]

Have you looked at the corsair carbide series already?

Specifically the 200R, 300R or 400R.

Very sturdy and high quality "smaller" factor atx cases.

I know of them, have known of them for a while. I even own a Carbide case (the Air 540), but all of them are just too large. Like I said, I'm looking for something suitable for HTPC use but without the generally high price-tag that comes with HTPC cases.

[Mecami]

I know of them, have known of them for a while. I even own a Carbide case (the Air 540), but all of them are just too large. Like I said, I'm looking for something suitable for HTPC use but without the generally high price-tag that comes with HTPC cases.

I don't think it's gonna go much smaller than something like a 200r.

ATX is just taking up that much space.

[mr moose]

check out the silverstone range of HTPC cases.  They have some very stylish ATX gear.

[TheSLSAMG]

check out the silverstone range of HTPC cases.  They have some very stylish ATX gear.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811163257

 

Hmm, the GD09B looks like a solid bet. Looks like it has great cooling as well. Thanks

[mr moose]

You're welcome.  I was looking at these for my HTPC, I am currently using a bog stock midi tower, but when I get my arse in gear It will be transferred to a more stylish case.

[TheSLSAMG]

You're welcome.  I was looking at these for my HTPC, I am currently using a bog stock midi tower, but when I get my arse in gear It will be transferred to a more stylish case.

Sounds good. Yeah, an Air 540 makes for good cooling but a terribly large footprint, doesn't exactly work under the TV stand.

[airdeano]

that'd be the Li PC-V700:

 

[TommyF]

Hey dude, if you still haven't bought a case you should check out the Jonsbo w2