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24 Jul 2021 The compact-to-the-max mini-ITX PC case form factor is unbeatable at what it does best. These systems allow for chassis designs far smaller than the ATX or MicroATX competition. Many mini-ITX builds in slightly larger cases can host a graphics card, while the smallest expect you to rely on integrated processor graphics. (See, for example, our review of the In Win B1.) One thing these PC cases don’t always do well, though, is cooling and cable management, as packing lots of wiring and hot components into a tight space tends to stymie airflow. There’s not much you can do about t...

Weight All Specs The compact-to-the-max mini-ITX PC case form factor is unbeatable at what it does best. These systems allow for chassis designs far smaller than the ATX or MicroATX competition. Many mini-ITX builds in slightly larger cases can host a graphics card, while the smallest expect you to rely on integrated processor graphics. (See, for example, our review of the In Win B1.) One thing these PC cases don’t always do well, though, is cooling and cable management, as packing lots of wiring and hot components into a tight space tends to stymie airflow. There’s not much you can do a...

Phanteks’ Eclipse P200A is a clean-looking Mini-ITX case that is lightweight and can house today's biggest graphics cards, but the building experience will require some patience and finesse.

Weight All Specs When you're looking at Razer gear, "Cheap!" is seldom the first word that comes to your lips. The company’s new Tomahawk ATX gaming chassis won't change that tendency—but you might let slip a "Nice!" instead. This $199.99 PC case won't be in the budget zone for most system builders, but it’s worth considering if you have a host of Razer gear to match, or if you like classy, understated transparency. The case provides you with a straightforward building experience, leading to (if you take your time) a clean, finished look with a little LED bling. It will appeal especial...

Weight All Specs SilverStone’s new Sugo 14 PC case is an innovative mini-ITX model that can fit a surprising loadout of components inside. True to the Sugo line, this one is designed to pack peak power parts into a compact chassis. Inside, for example, you can fit a full-size ATX power supply, three 2.5-inch drives, a 240mm liquid cooler, and a triple-slot graphics card up to 13 inches long, all at the same time. (Different possible combinations can include larger drives, including even a legacy 5.25-incher.) The case has a few downsides and isn’t the easiest to build in, but the $109.99...