Compact/Portable m-atx case with 280mm rad support and standard length gpu

[FireGeko]

Hi there, 

Pretty new to the forums but long time LTT follower.

I'm looking for a bit of community help in choosing a case for a new portable editing system.

 

Over the last year I have been doing a lot of Freelance editing and have needed to take my workstation from job to job. My current x99 system is in a Corsair Carbide 500R and has both work and personal data on it. It's large, heavy and well like part of the family so every time I have to move it I worry. In fact Ive had to leave it at location a number of time. Not fun.

 

So I'm planning on building a Ryzen based secondary editing PC that I can load my footage and projects onto for the duration of the job and not worry about anywhere near as much.

 

I'm looking for a compact/portable case that can support an m-atx mobo, a standard sized GPU...say founders edition as a minimum, 2-3 3.5 HDD and at least 1 2.5 and finally a 280mm AIO. If the case could have handles that would be a bonus...

 

So far the closest thing I've found is the bit-phoenix Prodigy-M... But I'm not sure on RAD support.

 

I'm open to advice or suggestions etc and if you need more details just let me know. 

 

Cheers!

FG

[Billy_Mays]

Thermaltake has one I think it's view X

[aisle9]

The Thermaltake Core V21 checks off all your feature-oriented boxes except handles, and while it is a short, stubby little thing, I don't know that I'd go so far as to call it portable. It's kinda bulky.

[DailyProcrastinator]

Phanteks Enthoo EVOLV M-ATX

[FireGeko]

On 5/25/2017 at 0:39 AM, aisle9 said:

The Thermaltake Core V21 checks off all your feature-oriented boxes except handles, and while it is a short, stubby little thing, I don't know that I'd go so far as to call it portable. It's kinda bulky.

Yeah, I thought about this one as well... I saw it in person and I have to agree - it is a bit bulky... Interesting.

I'm wondering if modding the Prodigy M would be the best solution...