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    Biggie Smalls, 9900k ATX Build in mini-ITX Case

    YMMV, but my last case was an open air Antec Skeleton. Raised two kids during that time, and they've never tempted to put their fingers in there. I always thought they might, but they've been respectful of dad's toys. Perhaps the "Skeleton" looks too scary/intimidating.
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    Biggie Smalls, Full Fat 9900k ATX Build in an ITX Case

    I posted this in another section of the forums, but it's probably just as appropriate here. Just added the finishing touches to my 9900k build. Goal of the build was to build a aesthetically pleasing, quiet, and compact computer. My preference is to use open air cases along with high quality...
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    Biggie Smalls, 9900k ATX Build in mini-ITX Case

    Great question. Most would be surprised but dust is a non--issue. When you consider that practically no fans are running, or the 2 CPU fans running at a snails pace, dust doesn't accumulate the way it does when trying to move lots of air. I find myself annually just giving it a light spray...
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    Biggie Smalls, 9900k ATX Build in mini-ITX Case

    As a reference banana is 8", this is spot on. Roughly 16" x 16" x 8" tall.
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    Biggie Smalls, 9900k ATX Build in mini-ITX Case

    Just added the finishing touches to my 9900k build. Goal of the build was to build a aesthetically pleasing, quiet, and compact computer. My preference is to use open air cases along with high quality heatpipe CPU coolers (noctua d15 in this case). I've done the water cooling thing when it...
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