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Here you'll see that the H50 keeps a 150 W source to 20.7 degrees C above ambient and the C12P keeps it 21.2 degrees C above ambient, so not that much difference really.

From the NZXT forums:

A cut and paste error I think, both the ECO C80 A.L.C. and ECO C92 A.L.C. have the same text in the shop, apart from the sizes. If you look at the specification tab and the downloadable pdf specification sheet, its 92mm.

CoolIT has a 92mm product.

Unfortunately the back fan is 92/80mm, not 120mm.

The image here shows the mounting holes for 120mm fan

Here's an image of the Minix H55 for comparison, on sale in August for 119.90 euros according to this shop

Yes it does, see the post here. However I'm still thinking it's the case for me :)

Methinks he's talking about the NZXT Vulcan: "I left the stupid handle off and I installed the NZXT 200 (192mm) fan"

This thread explains. I believe the motherboard's to close to the fans for this.

I'm after a SFF gaming setup and if I go for matx, I'm thinking of the NZXT Vulcan or the In Win Dragon Slayer (getting a bit too big). However, the Vulcan isn't proving to be very friendly for X58 heatsinks :( For a cube style case I'm thinking of Da Box from Lan Gear.

Some reviews

Been lurking for a few days now, I'm after a SFF gaming setup, this board would seem to have better clearances, no reviews yet that I can find .

Been lurking in this forum for a few days now, and I'm also after SFF gaming setup. I see a lot of the H55 boards have heatsink issues due to the placement of the CPU on the board. This one seems to have a better placement, no reviews for it yet that I can find.