S-Buddie SLIM-PC103

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*****S-Buddie SLIM-PC103? Now with Pictures

Anyone heard of the S-Buddie SLIM-PC103 case?

I can get one but have no idea if its a nice case for HTPC?
 
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S-Buddie SLIM-PC103 Now with Pictures

Bought it last night off ebay for £21. Decided it was worth the gamble. I wanted a small case to put a low spec build in using something like a dual core celeron.

Here's the pictures... Its micro atx form

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Looks quite nice I think, will have to wait and see though.
 
I've had one of those for years, housing a PIII-1200. My father now has it to replace his Athlon 750 as the PSU in it was in died....
It's not a bad case but make sure you can get a suitable PSU before buying*. The one in mine is only 190W and has a 20-pin mobo connctor rather than 24-pin. Oh, and the optional intake fan near the 5.25" bay is 38mm rather than 40mm. Tricky to find but might be needed to push a bit air at the HDD.

* oops, too late......
 
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It's not a bad case but make sure you can get a suitable PSU before buying*. The one in mine is only 190W and has a 20-pin mobo connctor rather than 24-pin. Oh, and the optional intake fan near the 5.25" bay is 38mm rather than 40mm. Tricky to find but might be needed to push a bit air at the HDD.

Thanks good to know.

Any ideas what PSU would fit?
 
is it a flexATX power supply?

Hmm, looks like it could be the right type of power supply. I will measure casr when it arrives. Never heard of flexATX power supply before.

Might be worth looking on the bay for a HP/Dell/etc small form factor PC PSU...

I pressume thats what they would use as well?

Cheers
 
Might be worth looking on the bay for a HP/Dell/etc small form factor PC PSU...

Make sure it's a standard ATX pinout, I know that dell (and possibly others) have used standard ATX PSUs in their machines but rewired the main connector to make it incompatible with anything other than their own motherboards. The worst thing is the connector still the standard one and if you try to mix their kit with normal stuff you get magic smoke :(. I think they've moved away from that sort of thing with their normal desktop PCs but it's worth checking.

You'll need low profile PCI(E) cards too unless everything's onboard.
 
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