My first impression of this case was simple. It’s a lot bigger than I expected! It’s a seriously beastly thing and quite heavy. It feels like a quality product, too, with gorgeously finished surfaces, ...

It's a myth that PC users need a large tower to accommodate all components. While the standard ATX mid-tower is the most popular form factor in PC cases, mini-ITX cases are no longer considered ...

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Wot the question says, except I also want to fit a discrete GPU, ideally. I've been meandering between Intel NUC, Gigabyte Brix etc and they all have their downsides. I think I'll end up building ...

There are countless mini-ITX cases on the market from just as countless numbers of manufacturers. Making a splash in the market these days requires innovation, razzle-dazzle, and a splash of luck. The ...

Lian Li's new PC-Q21 chassis provides a formidable case in a compact form factor that's ideal for Mini-ITX PC builds. Although the PC-Q21 Mini Tower Chassis has a small size and footprint, it can fit ...

Gigabyte has rolled out a new Mini-ITX case with an attachable VESA arm. The MIB T3140's mounting system lets you bolt a display above of the chassis and supports 17 to 23-inch flat panel screens with ...

I'm looking for a super compact case that takes two 3.5" drives, but is designed for a picoPSU, not ATX or flexATX or something. "designed" for a pico-PSU unfortunately isn't a common (or even ...

Silverstone has revealed a mini-ITX chassis roomy enough to accommodate hardware that would choke up many mid-tower cases. In addition to a Core i7-860 with a full-sized heatsink and 4GB of DDR3 RAM, ...

How Much Does it Cost? The Raijintek Pan Slim Mini-ITX HTPC Case is available now from a few major retailers for around £180-220, depending on where you shop, stock levels and the choice of colour. If ...

It's a lot of money if you're thinking about it as just a chassis, but with a bundled 750W PSU, liquid cooling, and routed cabling, it's your best bet for a quality minimal fuss, mini-ITX gaming PC ...