Mini Atx Chassis

[Yes] These are excellent machines, to those that cannot read a spec sheet These are a SFF chassis, and have no wireless The HP mini's DO NOT support the processor that is in this device These machines are FAST

[1x 2.5Gigabit] The Mini-ATX form factor is even smaller than the Micro-ATX. This motherboard is roughly 9.6 X 8.3 inches making it over an inch smaller than the Micro. That said, I installed a Ryzen 7 7800X3D on this board, which runs just fine. It doesn't have all the bells and whistle,s but if you need a small board that can handle current processors, this is a great board

[Black] You know the Lian Li O11 Dynamic is an amazing case and popular for anyone looking to show off their build. The Mini brings that size to something more my style. As a fan of Mini-ITX and Micro-ATX, the normal O11 line is just too big. This can fit a full ATX board, but fills up perfectly with a Micro-ATX and 360 radiator on top. If you're more into air, there is an air variant that is better suited for airflow. But for water cooling of any kind this thing rocks.

[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

[4x Full Height] I was looking for a mini-ATX case and settled on this one. I wasn't familiar with the brand, but I've never been disappointed by B&H so took a chance. The case is well laid out, has outstanding flexibility for adding additional cooling (including water cooling), and was well constructed. Unlike many cases out there which need after-market fans (if fans included, they're junk), the fans in this one are excellent and saved be the annoyance of adding other ones.

[ATX, Micro-ATX] Very solid design, and was the perfect chassis for my new server

[-4 to +4] Seems to work great on my deep 6 chassis and have had ZERO issues thus far

[36 MB] Very well designed for ATX/Micro ATX motherboards. Great value for money.

[27.8 lb] This teleprompter is a very good value for the money, in my opinion. I use for a variety of different kinds of productions. It also works with just about any camera, on the market: from Mini DV cameras to ENG cameras. Another great thing about this teleprompter is the fact that it can be paired with virtually any accessory or other component, such as a beamsplitter, light stand, tripod, etc. also, you can position it without using a riser, which means the camera remains stable while you lower the hood and the pad for more convenient viewing. This teleprompter's LCD monitor features composite inputs, as well as VGA, DVI, and HDMI, making it compatible with pretty much any device ou want to use to read from. The beamsplitter glass features 60/40 positioning, meaning scrolling text can be displayed on the prompter from as far away as 15 to 17 feet. Additionally, it comes with software that's compatible with both Windows and Mac. The prompter chassis is especially durable, made from tough carbon fiber. It's also lightweight and has a sleek design and structure. The chassis actually comes fully assembled and you can easily fold it down flat for convenient storing and/or transporting. I recommend this teleprompter as a good value for the price paid.

[1 RU] This scaler/converter works every time. It’s easy to use and built in a tough chassis. No breakable plastic here. When you’re on the job and need mission critical converting and scaling, this is the box to take. Keep it with you on every job.