ITX case that can take a 4 slot GPU
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Similar to the TUF 4080’s dimensions.
Gear seekers, on YouTube, used the Coolermaster NR200P V2 for the massive Asus.
https://youtu.be/8XubuoGa6TA?si=Zbahq-Wm9z8w3CK5
Gear seekers, on YouTube, used the Coolermaster NR200P V2 for the massive Asus.
https://youtu.be/8XubuoGa6TA?si=Zbahq-Wm9z8w3CK5
Man of Honour
Thermaltake Tower 200 can take upto 380mm GPU and advertise for a 4090
im not really a fan, its like a 20p grabber machine
only problem with this is my GPU is 5mm thicker and the one in the video is to the limits
Man of Honour
Matx case and option?
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no point downsizing to Matx the foot print of my case is not bit it just tall
Man of Honour
Take a look at the meshlious is says GPU compatability something about baffle so it mite work for you.
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I moved from the NR200P, which could take a 3-slot card, to the Lian Li Air Mini. Yes it's a bigger case, but it does scale well from ATX down to ITX and isn't actually that large in practice. I looked at it as having all the flexibility I wanted for the current build (an MATX board and 4080FE) through to whatever else I may need in the future. Might save me a case purchase in the future. Not for everyone, but it's at least worth consideration if an ITX case specifically is not the only option
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Sure, but with hardware now getting bigger and/or running hotter, ITX just doesn't scale to it I don't think. There are definitely smaller cases, there are bigger, but what's the point of going for a small case and having to limit hardware performance because of heat?
Undervolting is a thing, sure, and if that's your thing then great. I just think ITX cases are too small for where the industry is going.
Undervolting is a thing, sure, and if that's your thing then great. I just think ITX cases are too small for where the industry is going.
Man of Honour
Did you take a look at the meshlious?
I did but that was the GPU is mounted would mine fit length wise.
Soldato
Depends whether you want a flashy one or something practical.
I recently built a PC in an Asus AP201
It's a MATX case but it is both small and yet has enough room for a large GPU.
There is a glass sided one, too, if you want that sort of thing.
I recently built a PC in an Asus AP201
It's a MATX case but it is both small and yet has enough room for a large GPU.
There is a glass sided one, too, if you want that sort of thing.
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It’s mATX but the Kolink Citadel Mesh will hold a RTX 3090 FE.
This case should be ok. I’m going to watch a few reviews tonight and watch a few build logs.
Man of Honour
Yes I believe so if the baffle thing is taken into consideration.
GPU max length
Full length GPU: 4 slots mode up to 336mm length(GPU Baffle not included), 346mm length(GPU Baffle included)
i don't think that there's any itx case with 4 pcie slots
4 pcie slots = matx, hence it would not make any sense for any case manufacturer to reduce compatibility by solely limiting it to itx only
there's a few itx cases with 3...but i've never come across one with 4
4 pcie slots = matx, hence it would not make any sense for any case manufacturer to reduce compatibility by solely limiting it to itx only
there's a few itx cases with 3...but i've never come across one with 4