Thermaltake Core G3 ATX Slim Case $99 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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With a those cheap Ryzen CPUs getting snapped up and need a home. Not the ugliest case out there.

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  jeefbeef on 08/07/2020 - 00:38

  +2

  Keep in mind this case requires an SFX PSU

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    kingmoron on 08/07/2020 - 01:11

    wierd how its sfx only. wonder if you could hack in a full size if you dont have any drives.

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      jeefbeef on 08/07/2020 - 01:29

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      Unfortunately it looks like the limiting factor is the width of the case at 140mm. ATX form factor has PSUs at 150mm wide, so you wouldn't be able to fit it into the case regardless.

      This case is definitely in a weird position - those downsizing from a mid/full tower will likely already have an ATX PSU, and if they have to spend ~$200 to get an SFX PSU they may as well go full SFF with a mini-ITX board as well and get something much smaller than the G3.

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        neolivz on 08/07/2020 - 09:13

        It may be targeting some one like me, I have an itx build which I use on living room with HTC Vive but I can't move into wireless as you need to have more pcie slot. So I need to get at least matx.

        How I wish this was slightly smaller for matx only.

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          jeefbeef on 08/07/2020 - 09:19

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          @neolivz: Even for you it doesn't quite work - the case is ATX but only has 2 expansion slots which would be occupied by the GPU.

          The other PCIe connections are effectively unable to be used in this case.

          The more I look at this case the less it makes sense.

          Can take an ATX motherboard, but requires an SFX PSU and has the same support as mini ITX cases for expansion cards.

          The case which would fit your needs would be the Sliger Cerberus (significantly smaller at 18L), but it's ridiculously expensive and needs to be shipped from the US.

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            Revrnd on 08/07/2020 - 17:07

            @jeefbeef: I've got the Thermaltake Core W200 and to be honest, if that one is anything to go by, the quality of this line leaves a lot to be desired.

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            neolivz on 09/07/2020 - 10:19

            @jeefbeef: True that. I did not think about that. So who is it actually targeting? Someone who is building a new system but doesn't want to build an ITX but want to have a thin case?

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  Clear on 08/07/2020 - 00:39

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  Giving off server vibes with that front face plate. I'm considering it for a smaller build as I don't want to go tiny on the motherboard.

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  ashoz85 on 08/07/2020 - 08:38

  I was looking at this case when trying to get a slim case recently and its one of the only of its kind to be slim and support atx. Its actually a little bit of diamond in the rough. I recall some discussion in reviews about the pci-e riser cable/card being a little iffy though. Might have had something to do with the weight of the card or something.