Duniek's ITX cases

[Duniek]

A full copper case.
That will be heavy.

4,5kg (200x200x70-80)

Did somebody say slim mini-itx case
http://www.intel.com/Assets/Image/pr...45GSEJT_lg.jpg
http://www.intel.com/products/deskto...T-overview.htm

At highest point that mobo is only 20mm thick, so if used material is 2mm aluminium, total case thicness would be only around 25-26mm and only around 176x176-8mm long/wide

yap, but damned 9mm SSD 2,5" thinkess

i have different idea but i think its possible

get pcie ribbon and get a 4770 (only takes 50 watts) lay it flat and then on the zotac 9300 just get q6600 + 8gb/4gb ram in 2 dimms
then a the new 150watt pico psu (2 of them 1 for gpu and 1 for the cpu)
then a slim drive and a 2.5 convential drive on top of the motherboard then simply get the dimmensions and create your own case
the only bad factor is that it will be rather long and maybe a little taller (due to the slim drive)

q66 + gf7300 not work good with FSP 270W PSU
(q66/g31/2gb/2,5" hdd takes on load 130W
on150W psu(8A 12V) not possible

but for itx quad? e7200/e8200 is enough a hell lot for that board + maybe 96/9800gt eco :O

[s0lid]

yap, but damned 9mm SSD 2,5" thinkess

I were thinking of using Mini Pci-E SSD.


http://geizhals.at/eu/a424496.html