Gaming Small form factor CPU Case Suggestion

[Zendrik]

I have recently been intrigued by small form factor cases, or what I call "cube cases". The only problem is that I really want to put my nForce 780i in it. Thus, I am looking for a cube case that supports ATX motherboards. All of the cases that I have stumbled upon only support the microATX boards. Does anyone know of one?

 

[xcalibur]

I have recently been intrigued by small form factor cases, or what I call "cube cases". The only problem is that I really want to put my nForce 780i in it. Thus, I am looking for a cube case that supports ATX motherboards. All of the cases that I have stumbled upon only support the microATX boards. Does anyone know of one?

I think that these small form factor cases are made so as not to waste space when you use microATX motherboards.
I don't think they make them for standard sized mobos..

 

[Veho]

A beer keg makes for a good (relatively) small form factor casing, and could fit an ATX motherboard

"Small form factor" cases are usually made for the mini ITX or micro ATX boards, and usually can't fit large graphics cards.

 

[Zendrik]

I was only hoping to put a GeForce 8800 GT in it which isn't that big at all. My main problem, like I said, is the mobo. But if there isn't one, I guess I stick to full tower cases.

 

[xcalibur]

I was only hoping to put a GeForce 8800 GT in it which isn't that big at all. My main problem, like I said, is the mobo. But if there isn't one, I guess I stick to full tower cases.

LOL.
AFAIK the 8800 GT is the largest card out there and is almost 20"

 

[Zendrik]

Naw. The largest ones are the 8800GTX and the 8800Ultra at 10in. The GT is only 9in, but that is still longer than I had thought.

 

[xcalibur]

Naw. The largest ones are the 8800GTX and the 8800Ultra at 10in. The GT is only 9in, but that is still longer than I had thought.

Thats what it was.
Still larger than most other graphics cards.
Maybe I was thinking centimeter.

 

[superrob]

I was only hoping to put a GeForce 8800 GT in it which isn't that big at all. My main problem, like I said, is the mobo. But if there isn't one, I guess I stick to full tower cases.

Lol not big

?
Its 40cm long.

 

[stormwolf18]

Yeah, dont buy a cube if you want to upgrade or use more powerful hardware, else you gonna have to dig a lot to find ''low profile'' card.

 

[Zendrik]

Alright. I've done some more research and am deciding to stick with mid or full size cases. The only reason I was looking is because I move my computer between houses every 3-4 days.