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September 12th 06, 11:53 AM
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Micro ATX case recommendations
I'm thinking of getting a 'small form factor' case to build a micro
ATX based system. My current front runner is the Aspire X Qpack which seems to have all the facilities I need. There's also the Antec NSK1300. Are there any others I should consider? I'd like reasonable quietness and adequate power for an AM2 (Athlon dual core) system, I won't have super whizzy graphics though so won't have graphics card heat to deal with. -- Chris Green 
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October 6th 06, 08:29 AM
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Micro ATX case recommendations
peter wrote: wrote: I'm thinking of getting a 'small form factor' case to build a micro ATX based system. My current front runner is the Aspire X Qpack which seems to have all the facilities I need. There's also the Antec NSK1300. Are there any others I should consider? I'd like reasonable quietness and adequate power for an AM2 (Athlon dual core) system, I won't have super whizzy graphics though so won't have graphics card heat to deal with. These people have a great range of small cases, some of which are micro ATX compatible... http://www.mini-itx.com/store/?c=3 It's quite confusing that the Micro ATX form factor is bigger than the Mini-ATX.
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November 14th 06, 09:57 PM
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Micro ATX case recommendations
johannes wrote:
peter wrote: wrote: I'm thinking of getting a 'small form factor' case to build a micro ATX based system. My current front runner is the Aspire X Qpack which seems to have all the facilities I need. There's also the Antec NSK1300. Are there any others I should consider? I'd like reasonable quietness and adequate power for an AM2 (Athlon dual core) system, I won't have super whizzy graphics though so won't have graphics card heat to deal with. These people have a great range of small cases, some of which are micro ATX compatible... http://www.mini-itx.com/store/?c=3 It's quite confusing that the Micro ATX form factor is bigger than the Mini-ATX. It shouldn't be confusing since it's Mini-ITX, not Mini-ATX.
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