Squeeze a full ATX board into 90mm
Subject: Systems | November 7, 2006 - 04:46 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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The Thermaltake Mozart Sx Slim HTPC case uses some innovative ideas to let you fit a full ATX board, and even a normal 1 slot PCIe video card in a tiny area. hardCOREware has posted a full review of this well made HTPC case.
"Designing a full ATX HTPC case must be very complicated; it's not like you can simply take a tower case and flip it down to
its side! An HTPC case must be slim, quiet, and aesthetic.
Making a low-profile case is even trickier. You have to deal with installing peripherals horizontally, and trying to squeeze
in as many components as you can, including the power supply.
Thermaltake has taken a shot at designing an HTPC case that is just 90mm tall, yet supports a full ATX motherboard and power
supply. Does it succeed where so many others have failed?"
Here are some more Systems articles from around the web:
- Thermaltake Mozart Sx Slim HTPC Case @
hardCOREware
- Thermaltake Mozart TX Cube Tower Case @
3dGameMan
- How Super-Fly is Ultra's MicroFly Case? @
OCModShop
- Antec Fusion Media
Center Case @ HardwareZone
- HP M7590n Media
Center PC Video @ Digital Trends
- Spotswood L-18 Wooden Drum Case @
3dGameMan
- Albatron KI51PV-754 Mini-ITX
Motherboard @ Techspot
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