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Looking for a Portable micro Atx case

Elclid
By Elclid
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Sorry for a non answer, but I don't think you're going to find anything comfortably portable for an matx system..

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4 minutes ago, emosun said:

 

Those are ITX, and I believe all but one (maybe all of them) are out of his price range.

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There was a tiny little Jonsbo case on Aliexpress earlier this year that lots of reviewers flipped their turd over. It was a tiny little cube that could hold a MicroATX board, but the thermals on it were terrible. Could be an option if you use the single fan mount for an intake and a blower-style GPU to serve as an exhaust (which will gimp your GPU, but keep your CPU from melting like Hillary Clinton in water).

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