Thermaltake Core V1 Mini ITX Case: White $56.28, Black $72.19 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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• Chambers Concept (Dual Modular Rack Design): the upper chamber is made for cooling performance and efficiency, and the lower chamber is made for power supply and cable management.
• Extreme Air/Liquid Cooling Configurations Options: With the removable 2.5"/3.5" drive device racks, users can gain max interior space for advance cooling performance or liquid system build.
• Advanced Ventilation: Core V1 Snow has various mounting points to supports all types of cooling systems that includes DIY/AIO liquid cooling systems and air cooling units + 1 x 200 mm Fan reinstalled in the front + 2 x 80 mm turbo fans at the rear.
• Interchangeable Side Panel: Symmetrical panels allow users to build the system with personality. A removable PSU dust filter and adjustable shockproof rubbers is built with the bottom panel of the chassis to prolong the PSU usage.
• Handy I/O Ports: Design with convenience and cleanness in mind, Core V1 Snow has built in dual USB 3.0 and HD audio connectors together with the Power and Reset Button on the side of front panel.

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  AndrewMTG on 09/07/2024 - 02:27

  +1

  Is it fun building w an ITX board? (I don't own one)

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    djmm on 09/07/2024 - 02:33

    +2

    Ive built with this exact one, very easy to build and yes fun. Forces you to make everything tidy. Just be mindful with the size of the gpu though

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      John Doh on 09/07/2024 - 07:25

      isnt this a bit too wide?

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        hippo2s on 09/07/2024 - 08:25

        +2

        Yeah I considered this case when I was building mine and figures it's actually counter intuitive to the point of having a compact, small footprint. It is really airy, tall and wide, if you have beefy components or lots of hard drives then maybe, but unlikely if you are going for mitx build. Would consider it for a NAS build tho.

        I went with a Silverstone S13 instead, around similar price to this.

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        vid_ghost on 09/07/2024 - 08:54

        +2

        I think the Lian Li x Dan Cases A3-mATX Case is smaller then this and it can support a "cheaper" with more Nvme slots mATX motherboard :)

        I can see why it sold out so quick.. more stock coming 17/07/2024 so not a long wait

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        congo on 09/07/2024 - 09:13

        +1

        I had this one, replaced it because it was too wide.

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        djmm on 09/07/2024 - 11:59

        Yeah if your aim is for as compact as possible, this is not it.

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    hippo2s on 09/07/2024 - 08:28

    Building m-itx isn't that different from normal sizes just more considerations for components sizes, if you are interested to squeeze a GPU when you get near 14L size or below. Otherwise pretty much everything is same, just smaller Mobo, case and maybe PSU. Connectors are all same, screws, bios.

    I built mine for space saving and aesthetics.

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  Nilfunds on 09/07/2024 - 08:56

  good mitx. case, has slots for 2 x 3'5 inch drives which is more than some cases these days

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  Jack D Price on 09/07/2024 - 09:00

  +2

  If you're keen on small builds, check out Optimum on youtube. He does nice, clean builds, and keeps it simple.

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    John Doh on 09/07/2024 - 10:00

    Nice builds for sure, but simple? Damn his builds look like some artwork ready to be put in a muesium.

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  cloudie9 on 09/07/2024 - 09:31

  Alternatively, try the new Deepcool CH160, I built one recently when I changed my itx mobo from Asus B550-i to Asus B650E-i. Was a pleasant to build. Cost abit more that this deal, about $79 from MSY