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david

posted on 1/10/09 at 01:57 AM Reply With Quote
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anyone out there know who supplies very slim cases. Just want fit motherboard and dvd drive and keep everything compact. David
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Ben_Copeland

posted on 1/10/09 at 06:03 AM Reply With Quote
Slim Enough ?

Another one

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Ben_Copeland

posted on 1/10/09 at 06:14 AM Reply With Quote
Also the Cooler Master Elite 100 is very slim, if you can find one in the UK





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iank

posted on 1/10/09 at 06:48 AM Reply With Quote
If mini-itx motherboards provide enough power for your needs then you can go really small. Not cheap though so only for people who really need super compact systems.

http://www.mini-itx.com/store/?c=3





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yellow melos

posted on 1/10/09 at 12:11 PM Reply With Quote
Most of the ITX Chassis will bolt on the back of a FTF screen via the Vesa mount hols.

so they are really compact. but some of the ITX boards wont run the higher end processor because of heat

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