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I've been upgrading my Shuttle since purchase and I now want a case that doesn't show the PSU, HD and graphics card out in the open. So, instead of going for a midi tower, does anyone know where they can find a mini tower case? The measurements are approximately 352x180x373mm.
Actually, if you can find the most compact case that can comfortably store 2x5.25" drive bays, has room for a graphics card (so now low height cases, although I'm not ruling out desktops), a few tubes (for the watercooling) and a normal ATX standard PSU, then I'm happy. Note that besides the tubes, the watercooling kit will still be stored outside the case.
Actually, if you can find the most compact case that can comfortably store 2x5.25" drive bays, has room for a graphics card (so now low height cases, although I'm not ruling out desktops), a few tubes (for the watercooling) and a normal ATX standard PSU, then I'm happy. Note that besides the tubes, the watercooling kit will still be stored outside the case.
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I've been upgrading my Shuttle since purchase and I now want a case that doesn't show the PSU, HD and graphics card out in the open. So, instead of going for a midi tower, does anyone know where they can find a mini tower case? The measurements are approximately 352x180x373mm.
Actually, if you can find the most compact case that can comfortably store 2x5.25" drive bays, has room for a graphics card (so now low height cases, although I'm not ruling out desktops), a few tubes (for the watercooling) and a normal ATX standard PSU, then I'm happy. Note that besides the tubes, the watercooling kit will still be stored outside the case.
Actually, if you can find the most compact case that can comfortably store 2x5.25" drive bays, has room for a graphics card (so now low height cases, although I'm not ruling out desktops), a few tubes (for the watercooling) and a normal ATX standard PSU, then I'm happy. Note that besides the tubes, the watercooling kit will still be stored outside the case.