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Hiya all

 

Im looking for the smallest atx case that i can find wthout a window. this pc will be a secondary pc with a capture card in it.

 

thanks in advance 

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iirc the S340 is pretty small

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why not go with mini-atx?

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6 minutes ago, rodrosenberg said:

The case labs bullet case is pretty small but also very capable 

 

http://www.caselabs-store.com/bullet-bh7-atx-case/

 

and also stupidly expensive o.O

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4 minutes ago, rodrosenberg said:

Yes but you also get what you pay for and case labs are well worth the money not that putting that much is always the best use. 

it does look really sexy, but i really hope for that kind of money they include fan filters :P

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25 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

why not go with mini-atx?

 

23 minutes ago, manikyath said:

are there any other things that the case should/should not accomodate?

 

since you mention a capture card, the question of mass storage hard drives comes to mind.

Single ssd, but 2 pci express slots, a caputure card and a 980

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1 hour ago, GETxHIPFIREDx said:

 

Single ssd, but 2 pci express slots, a caputure card and a 980

Some micro ATX motherboards have two full PCIe slots. you should get a mATX case. it's much smaller.

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2 hours ago, RadiatingLight said:

Some micro ATX motherboards have two full PCIe slots. you should get a mATX case. it's much smaller.

With recent developments, any good matx cases?

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46 minutes ago, GETxHIPFIREDx said:

With recent developments, any good matx cases?

IDK about the smallest, but there are definitely some good ones.

do you want the smallest or best?

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1 hour ago, RadiatingLight said:

IDK about the smallest, but there are definitely some good ones.

do you want the smallest or best?

A mix of both, i want something that i can easily hide behind my h440 or on top of it. 

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9 minutes ago, vordnaskelA said:

Noones metioned the riotoro cr1080 which is the smallest atx case. But it is only available in america (like all great things) https://www.riotoro.com/products/cr1080-small-gaming-case-with-compartment-design-full-atx-support/

its not been mentioned because he asked for no window probably. also it looks pretty bad with that bulge lol.

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Fractal Design Define Mini C? It might be larger than you'd get against something like an HTPC case but its undoubtedly a very nice case and can hold everything and be silent

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10 minutes ago, TVwazhere said:

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16811352064

 

Fractal Design Define Mini C? It might be larger than you'd get against something like an HTPC case but its undoubtedly a very nice case and can hold everything and be silent

Very much like that one. i was wanting to go for the htpc thing, but thats gorgeous 

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