** LAZER3D HT5 - 5.3 LITRES OF AWESOME **

[ChugNorris]

We're proud to exclusively launch the newest addition to the Lazer3D range, the HT5. The HT5 is a Mini-ITX chassis that is a mere 5.3 litres in volume, yet supports various cooling options and low profile GPU's within it's compact yet stylish frame.

The HT5 is available in 4 distinct variations, Stealth, Graphite, Timber and Bourbon: -

- STEALTH - all Matte Black case with a Smoked Gloss top window panel, for subtle under the radar performance!
- GRAPHITE - a gritty mix of Matte Grey with a strip of brushed metallic effect plate across the front and a Clear Gloss top window panel.
- TIMBER - a combination of Solid Oak and Matte White panels with a Clear top window panel, Scandinavian inspired style.
- BOURBON - Solid Walnut Front Panel with Matte Black sides and Clear top window panel, a touch of luxury.

The panels are made from 5mm thick acrylic, along with 5mm solid wood front panels on the Timber & Bourbon models. Each model features a frosted cutout on the front panel that can be illuminated by a RGB motherboard with the appropriate lighting.

The HT5 has space for up to 4 x 80mm fans, and can support a 72mm CPU cooler if you fancy an APU setup, alternatively it can be configured to support a low profile GPU such as a 1050Ti. There are a lot of different configuration options available, some of which are highlighted in this diagram below: -



As you can see, the HT5 is compatible with DC-DC power supplies, freeing up crucial space internally for more configurations than you'd ever expect from such a small chassis. Depending on your configuration, there's space for up to 3 x 2.5" drives, with brackets included to mount them.

For those who would prefer a different top panel, there is also a bunch of alternative panels available to purchase separately, including both clear and smoked window panels, along with Black, White and Grey matte panels. Essentially, the HT5 is another killer addition to the Lazer3D lineup, and would be perfect for a compact HTPC system, or a tiny LAN ready e-sports system. The varied options available should suit most tastes, and frankly it's difficult to see a smaller, more feature rich case available on the market! Stock is available today!

Lazer3D HT5 Stealth Mini-ITX HTPC Case @ £89.99 inc VAT



The Lazer3D HT5 is an ultra compact & ultra stylish low profile Mini-ITX case that doesn't compromise on cooling performance and is perfect for a compact APU or low profile GPU setup.



Only £89.99 inc VAT.

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Lazer3D HT5 Graphite Mini-ITX HTPC - Grey/Smoked @ £94.99 inc VAT



The Lazer3D HT5 is an ultra compact & ultra stylish low profile Mini-ITX case that doesn't compromise on cooling performance and is perfect for a compact APU or low profile GPU setup.



Only £94.99 inc VAT.

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Lazer3D HT5 Timber Mini-ITX HTPC - White/Oak @ £94.99 inc VAT



The Lazer3D HT5 is an ultra compact & ultra stylish low profile Mini-ITX case that doesn't compromise on cooling performance and is perfect for a compact APU or low profile GPU setup.



Only £94.99 inc VAT.

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Lazer3D HT5 Bourbon Mini-ITX HTPC - Black/Walnut @ £99.95 inc VAT



The Lazer3D HT5 is an ultra compact & ultra stylish low profile Mini-ITX case that doesn't compromise on cooling performance and is perfect for a compact APU or low profile GPU setup.



Only £99.95 inc VAT.

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Lazer3D HT5 - Clear Window Top Panel @ £11.99 inc VAT



Alternative replacement top panel for the Lazer3D HT5 Mini-ITX case.



Only £11.99 inc VAT.

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Lazer3D HT5 - Smoked Window Top Panel @ £12.95 inc VAT



Alternative replacement top panel for the Lazer3D HT5 Mini-ITX case.



Only £12.95 inc VAT.

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Lazer3D HT5 - Black Matte Top Panel @ £13.99 inc VAT



Alternative replacement top panel for the Lazer3D HT5 Mini-ITX case.



Only £13.99 inc VAT.

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Lazer3D HT5 - White Matte Top Panel @ £13.99 inc VAT



Alternative replacement top panel for the Lazer3D HT5 Mini-ITX case.



Only £13.99 inc VAT.

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Lazer3D HT5 - Grey Matte Top Panel @ £13.99 inc VAT



Alternative replacement top panel for the Lazer3D HT5 Mini-ITX case.



Only £13.99 inc VAT.

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[Simon Belmont]

These look nice. What type of psu fits in this case?

 

[Relentless81]

These look nice. What type of psu fits in this case?

Wondering the same?

That bourbon model would go well in my front room for the HTPC build I'm considering when I get round to it

Edit - Just seen its DC only, shame

 

[ChugNorris]

It's DC-DC power supplies, there's quite a few available, we're looking to have our own option early next year. We have the Streacom Nano 150W adapter that will be compatible in stock.

 

[8 Pack]

This is looking very sleek. Orionx2 can't fit in one though... But for a media or compact gaming it's spot on.

 

[InfiniteNoise]

Just wondering, how well can a 150/160W Pico PSU handle something like Ryzen 1600 + WX 2100 (basically a RX 550, most LP RX 550 are end of life and not in stock anymore it seems), I'm guessing it can handle these fine with a bit to spare, it's a 65w + 35w part, so as long I'm running at stock/minimal overclock, it'll be okay?

Also do you have any plans to stock something like HDPLEX's internal AC-DC PSU? Would be nice so I don't have to go with external power brick.

 

[Kurgen]

Where does the psu plug in. I thought only low end mother boards with embedded cpu had dc socket on backplate h

 

[InfiniteNoise]

Where does the psu plug in. I thought only low end mother boards with embedded cpu had dc socket on backplate h

With something like a Pico PSU, it plugs into 24 pin on the motherboard. See link below.

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/streacom-nano-150w-htpc-power-supply-adapter-ca-019-sr.html

 

[ChugNorris]

Just wondering, how well can a 150/160W Pico PSU handle something like Ryzen 1600 + WX 2100 (basically a RX 550, most LP RX 550 are end of life and not in stock anymore it seems), I'm guessing it can handle these fine with a bit to spare, it's a 65w + 35w part, so as long I'm running at stock/minimal overclock, it'll be okay?

Also do you have any plans to stock something like HDPLEX's internal AC-DC PSU? Would be nice so I don't have to go with external power brick.

Looking at improving our DC-DC range soon. HD-Plex I'll take another look at.