Itx Case With Psu

[White] Perfect for any build. Best case for ITX.

[2x 2.5"
] I bought this case to move an existing NAS from an ITX tower into a rack mountable case. I had (5) 3.5 drives to mount. I found a (3) 3.5 to (2) 5.25 bay adapter with matching hexagon venting (the black isn't a perfect match, but good enough for a rack) and was able to add another 80mm fan. I thought I would only be able to fit one drive on top of each of the 3.5 cages making this adapter necessary. With an ITX board I was able to fit two drives in each of the 3.5 bays. The drive bay adapter brings the total capacity up to (7) 3.5 drives which seems insane for a short depth 2U case. I already had a SFX power supply with an SFX to ATX adapter which allowed for some extra room. A 24-pin extension was necessary to reach the motherboard. I don't think this would be an issue with a standard ATX power supply. It definitely feels like a cheap case. For the price I'm not complaining at all. My only gripe is I wasn't able to find rails that were compatible with my shorter depth rack (Tripp Lite SWR15US). I overcame this by mounting a shelf on the rear posts of my rack to support the back of the case which makes getting this in and out of the rack much easier. Overall a great case. I couldn't find anything else able to support (5) 3.5 drives in a short depth 2U chassis for even double the price.

[Front Bezel] This is a wonderful case for building a mini-itx server. Love the fact that it doesn't use trays. Just slide the bare drive in and your ready to go. Very high quality.

[2RU] Absolutely love this case. I have a couple of other mini i-itx servers and this case is by far the best. Greatest feature is that it's trayless so just a matter of popping in a bare hard drive without messing with carriers. Very high quality.

I bought this case to move an existing NAS from an ITX tower into a rack mountable case. I had (5) 3.5 drives to mount. I found a (3) 3.5 to (2) 5.25 bay adapter with matching hexagon venting (the black isn't a perfect match, but good enough for a rack) and was able to add another 80mm fan. I thought I would only be able to fit one drive on top of each of the 3.5 cages making this adapter necessary. With an ITX board I was able to fit two drives in each of the 3.5 bays. The drive bay adapter brings the total capacity up to (7) 3.5 drives which seems insane for a short depth 2U case. I already had a SFX power supply with an SFX to ATX adapter which allowed for some extra room. A 24-pin extension was necessary to reach the motherboard. I don't think this would be an issue with a standard ATX power supply. It definitely feels like a cheap case. For the price I'm not complaining at all. My only gripe is I wasn't able to find rails that were compatible with my shorter depth rack (Tripp Lite SWR15US). I overcame this by mounting a shelf on the rear posts of my rack to support the back of the case which makes getting this in and out of the rack much easier. Overall a great case. I couldn't find anything else able to support (5) 3.5 drives in a short depth 2U chassis for even double the price.

[Download] Well designed mini ITX case! Small compact yet fits everything I need for a media machine.

[10x] There is always going to be some issues when working with a Mini ITX case, but Fractal really mitigated the issues you have to deal with when designing this case. Its incredibly modular and easy to build in. It also looks great and is in a really great smaller form factor. Theres more room to work with than you'd think.

[Tower - 1U] Is good but is so big case iside for this itx Motherboard I have one with mini itx Motherboard I buy a second case rog z11 for a project I put a mini atx gaming Motherboard when I finish I sed I pic for my project I going to install a mini atx gaming Motherboard in this case when I finish I send to you a pic

[7x Full Height] I bought this case knowing the idea of it being on the verge of an ITX case. With the compatibility of its support for an ATX mobo and full size power supply, this thing is awesome. It was a bit of a hassle at times with the top fans, side radiator installation, along with front fans fitting and all. You kinda have to install certain things in a certain order otherwise you have to go back and undo everything you just did. Once you figure out how to make it work though, the end result is beautiful. I love this case.

[1] Good PSU for the price.