Wow... look like a cross between BitFenix's Prodigy and Phenom! Can't wait for it to get here. The price should be cheaper compared to BitFenix, CoolerMaster and Fractal Design.

Spreading more SFF poison...


Fractal Design Node 304





Supports tower CPU coolers up to 165 mm tall.

Supports graphics cards up to 310mm in length when 2 HDD brackets are removed. Note also that graphics cards longer than 170mm will conflict with PSUs longer than 160mm.

Manufacturer's warranty - 2 years

http://www.fractal-design.com/home/product.../node-304-black
http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/5141/frac...view/index.html


BitFenix Phenom Mini-ITX





Supports tower CPU coolers up to 175mm tall.

Supports graphics cards up to 330mm in length when the FlexCage is removed.

Manufacturer's warranty - 1 year

http://www.bitfenix.com/global/en/products...phenom-mini-itx
http://www.tweaktown.com/news/33151/bitfen...case/index.html

No your eyes isn't fooling you, Node 304 is smaller than Phenom Mini-ITX!

This post has been edited by mrbob: Oct 25 2013, 06:23 AM

Can't remember but look at all the fans you can stuff into the mITX case. You can read all about it on the BitFenix website and watch all the reviews on YouTube.



This post has been edited by mrbob: Oct 25 2013, 06:18 AM

Noooo.... more SFF gas

This post has been edited by mrbob: Nov 5 2013, 09:34 AM

Woaa... Does it have dust filters at the air intake points?

Overpriced chassis

No fans? Real silent case man...

No fans and no GPU ... perfect for Haswell HTPC setup. Can still play light games with it.

Nice... BitFenix may have to release a vented side panel if you keep hacking their Phenom cases and make money off them.

Bro, you got any pictures of a completed BitFenix Phenom side panel with vents or window that you can upload?

It's an mATX chassis that can house (8+2)x3.5" HDDs and comes with 5 expansion slots. I still prefer Define R4 for its space and overall design, but then it wouldn't make it to this SFF thread, right?

A BLAST From the Past - Nice clean cut chassis from Streacom

...yes there are no casing fans

Beautifully crafted ITX cases.

Head to the following link to see more http://www.silentpcreview.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=54582

Good looking!

Just a small tweak to make it look like a DeLorean time machine!

[crayzee] That's a good one on ML07

FYI, there may be more variants coming out soon.



SilverStone also showed a similar chassis with an aluminum exterior. The entire front and side construction was made out of a unibody aluminum block, which really gave the unit a premium feel. This is still in the prototype phase though, and like with a lot of the products that SilverStone had on display at Computex, it's future will depend on user feedback. - Tomshardware.com, 11 Jun 2014

Have you checked out Fractal Design's Node 304?

The smaller the box, the less air that moves around. Even if you go for liquid-cooled solution you still need to move enough air to cool down the motherboard and HDDs (if any). Raven rvz01 seems like the best fit for your needs.

Nice... looks easy to flush the reservoir