The SFF Case Gallery And Specs Thread
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You have just described the Silverstone Sugo SG13.
That has no ODD bay, I meant a ATX board...
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Metis ITX
ASRock Z97M-ITX
Intel Core i5 4440
Gigabyte low-profile GTX 750
8GB Corsair Ram
2.5" 120 gig ssd drive
3.5" Noisey 750 gig hd up top
be quiet! System Power 7 350W '80 Plus Bronze
Cover coming soon
ASRock Z97M-ITX
Intel Core i5 4440
Gigabyte low-profile GTX 750
8GB Corsair Ram
2.5" 120 gig ssd drive
3.5" Noisey 750 gig hd up top
be quiet! System Power 7 350W '80 Plus Bronze
Cover coming soon
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Built this to potentially replace my Asustor NAS:
Antec ISK-110 case
Asrock z77e-itx
4GB DDR3
i5 2500k
1x2TB 2.5" hard drive
1x64GB Crucial M4 SSD
Replacing the 2500k with an i3 3220 as its too powerful for this case. May end up getting another 2TB drive and replace the M4 with an MSATA SSD.
Pretty darn small and well specced for the size.
now THAT is what I class as SSF
I built a friend a SFF rig in one of these.
That was two years ago and im still drooling over it.
when I can get a 4tb drive in there with a primary ssd, then im going to build one
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My Daughter's ST05 Lite
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My Daughter's ST05 Lite
^^^
Very nice, and very... girly!
I am sure she is delighted with it!
My Daughter's ST05 Lite
I would get black, looks awesome though, who really needs a sound board &/or network card anyway, MBs have great chips for that... If you need a sound card a DAC will do... This case may be my next case...
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You don't actually tell us how old your daughter is Cyanide, but I am sure that a lot of young ladies would prefer that to a black one... just saying!
Edit: Please ignore my question, as I have just seen (and checked out) your link to the build in the Project Log section, which I will be reading in more detail later!
Edit: Please ignore my question, as I have just seen (and checked out) your link to the build in the Project Log section, which I will be reading in more detail later!
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Just had a look at that thread but unfortunately most of the pictures aren't visible any more.
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Just had a look at that thread but unfortunately most of the pictures aren't visible any more.
I've been through and re-upped as many as I could, you don't get much more SFF than this -
I've been through and re-upped as many as I could, you don't get much more SFF than this -
Oh, crap, the NES isn't wide enough for a normal hight GPU in a riser...
hmmm.
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So my components outgrew my case and I had enough of dremelling bits off and bolting bits on.
Decided on upgrading my case to the Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ITX case and....my word! What a case! Looks absolutely stunning and the temps in my rig are amazing!! Added the generic red light strip for extra generic redness!!
Specs for reference
Form Factor: Small (Case is too big to really be SFF)
Manufacturer: Phanteks
CPU:4790k @4.8ghz 1.3v
MoBo: Maximus Impact VII
RAM: Corsair Vengence Pro
HDD(s): SM951 256gb, 256gb MX100, 6TB WD Green
GFX: Strix 980 @ 1500mhz
Temps: CPU Idle ~22c, GPU Idle ~29c (Fans at 700rpm) CPU Load ~70c, GPU ~ 70c (Fans at 700rpm)
Decided on upgrading my case to the Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ITX case and....my word! What a case! Looks absolutely stunning and the temps in my rig are amazing!! Added the generic red light strip for extra generic redness!!
Specs for reference
Form Factor: Small (Case is too big to really be SFF)
Manufacturer: Phanteks
CPU:4790k @4.8ghz 1.3v
MoBo: Maximus Impact VII
RAM: Corsair Vengence Pro
HDD(s): SM951 256gb, 256gb MX100, 6TB WD Green
GFX: Strix 980 @ 1500mhz
Temps: CPU Idle ~22c, GPU Idle ~29c (Fans at 700rpm) CPU Load ~70c, GPU ~ 70c (Fans at 700rpm)
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Case is a fair size, but it looks awesome though. Certainly more aesthetically pleasing that the Coolermaster!
Was it an easy enough case to build into?
Was it an easy enough case to build into?
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Haha yeah, the CM130 had a tough life, was my first foray into case modding and got slightly out of hand!
It was easy enough in the end, the removable rad tray up top is brilliant for when you want to access the mobo and when cable tidying. I added a Kraken G10 to the Strix today and that wasn't too difficult to do!
Was thinking about plasti dipping the Noctua rubber bits but can't really be bothered at the moment...maybe in the future
It was easy enough in the end, the removable rad tray up top is brilliant for when you want to access the mobo and when cable tidying. I added a Kraken G10 to the Strix today and that wasn't too difficult to do!
Was thinking about plasti dipping the Noctua rubber bits but can't really be bothered at the moment...maybe in the future
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Just finished upgrading my "workhorse" build. Went from a Sandy i3 2105 to an Ivy 3770s.
Full specs;
Intel core i7 3770s @3.1Ghz, Gigabyte GA-H77TN, Thin-ITX 8GB Samsung DDR3, OCZ Agility 3 60GB SSD (hopefully to be swapped for somethign bigger soon), Silverstone PT13 Thin ITX case.
OS is Ubuntu 14.04 which will be reinstalled when the bigger SSD arrives.
Very happy with it, I thought it was quick and nippy before but it's just jaw dropping now. Ubuntu + i7 is such a huge win.
Maybe 16GB RAM next for no reason other than I can....
Full specs;
Intel core i7 3770s @3.1Ghz, Gigabyte GA-H77TN, Thin-ITX 8GB Samsung DDR3, OCZ Agility 3 60GB SSD (hopefully to be swapped for somethign bigger soon), Silverstone PT13 Thin ITX case.
OS is Ubuntu 14.04 which will be reinstalled when the bigger SSD arrives.
Very happy with it, I thought it was quick and nippy before but it's just jaw dropping now. Ubuntu + i7 is such a huge win.
Maybe 16GB RAM next for no reason other than I can....