IMHO it would be reasonably priced if it's around RM320.00 - RM350.00. But ofcourse we all have to wait and see.

As promised here are the pictures of my build

All 4 angles of the casing
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Size comparison with XBOX360, small yet powerful enough. No problem fitting in an i7 with GTX780. My budget not allowed 
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CPU side with magnetic dust filter FF123 attached. All fans are intake, my setup is positive pressure, the excess heat will be pushed out through the top and back of the casing vent.
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Graphics side with dust filter attached (Noctua fans color are brown sadly not black    )
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Without the filter
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With the side panel opened, Enermax TB silence at CPU side controlled by mobo PWM. SSD moved near the HDD due to heat emitted from the graphics. Dont wana have premature SSD death 
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Scythe big shuriken 2. The fan can get a little noisy under load. As you can see, the height clearance is pretty good and able to fit in another 25mm thick fan, provided you stick with stock shuriken fan 
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PCIE riser removed from mobo. (Total 6 screws to be removed)
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Big shuriken 2 height, able to clear off the components below. I'm using normal ram (not low profile). Ram with heat spreaders may have clearance issue on bank0 hitting the heatpipe
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ASUS GTX760 attached to the PCIE riser adapter. You see there is no problem fitting a longer card like a GTX780
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Ultra fine mesh magnetic dust filter FF123
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GPU side removed, showing Noctua NF-P12
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And final one on my desk with 23" monitor
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Whoaaa!!! Awesome casing!!! Wanna bought like this before but cannot find where to buy...

Btw can i know that's  ODD Slim Type Slot-in come with the casing or buy separately?

ODD is sold seperately. If not mistaken it's a standard mount which is the same for laptops.

What is the best casing+psu+mobo+cpu setup for SFF?

no such thing

tech evolves very fast and the best hardware may not be the best after a short while... but there is a general rule that I follow for SFF build: Small as possible while being as powerful / useful as possible

Can u list up? Being budget also. From september onwards, im moving back n forth a lot with flight due to working. So will bring sff to peninsula n sarawak a lots.  One lcd at peninsula, one at home sarawak.i cant leave my pc. Play dota a lot. Haha

owh you're looking to build one? hmm what's your budget? and we know that it's for Dota2 so usage is taken care of

I recycle my current pc.  I have i3-2100, mobo asus micro atx, psu silverstone 500watt, gpu msi gtx660 gaming series n casing elite series 430 black.
Hope can recycle most part.yea,I know mobo need to change to itx.  Psu can I keep? Silverstone is standard atx size

Or u can suggest smallest form for microatx.  Case the smallest

I recycle my current pc.  I have i3-2100, mobo asus micro atx, psu silverstone 500watt, gpu msi gtx660 gaming series n casing elite series 430 black.
Hope can recycle most part.yea,I know mobo need to change to itx.  Psu can I keep? Silverstone is standard atx size

Or u can suggest smallest form for microatx.  Case the smallest

smaller MATX chassis is a lot easier to do and it's definitely cheaper than switching to mITX here are but a few of my favourites for MATX chasiss

BitFenix Prodigy-M
Silverstone TJ08-E
Xigmatek Aquila
Cooler Master N200
Thermaltake Armor A30
NZXT Vulcan

these are but a few that I can think of that can fit all your components for now