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Best Cube Micro-ATX cases?

jimphreak

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I really like the Xigmatek Gigas but it's pretty expensive and hard to find in stock. Anything else similar to it other than the Lian-LI cases?
 
DIYPC V3+ (some sites have it as DIYPC V3Plus). It is a Jonsbo V3+. $54.99 at the Egg.

Apparently, Jonsbo will be repped in the US by Rosewill sometime in the future as I am looking for their V2 case which is smaller.
 
radeon962 said:
DIYPC V3+ (some sites have it as DIYPC V3Plus). It is a Jonsbo V3+. $54.99 at the Egg.

Apparently, Jonsbo will be repped in the US by Rosewill sometime in the future as I am looking for their V2 case which is smaller.
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Nice case but I need Micro-ATX not Mini-ITX.
 
The Jonsbo V4 might be the one you're looking for. It's mATX though I don't know if DIYPC or Rosewill are going to offer it in the US. In Europe it's sold under Cooltek Coolcube brand.
An alternative might be the new Phenom cases Bitfenix unveiled recently.

Edit: do you need an optical drive? Then you can ignore my suggestions, they're all without any ODD bay.
 
jimphreak said:
Nice case but I need Micro-ATX not Mini-ITX.
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Its mentioned as an ITX case but fits SOME m-atx boards. so depending on the length of yours it might fit. Just dont expect to use that 2nd slot for anything except internal stuff.
 
Hey, I just checked newegg and they just started selling the Jonbo U3 cases... under the Rosewill name. They are microATX and fit ATX power supplies. Its one of the more compact mATX cases out there and (I think) has enough space to build a nice rig. Might just pick one up myself. Search "rosewill U3 case" and it should pop up in the results. They have the window version and no window version. Also, check out the review of this case on techpowerup (very favorable review): http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Cooltek/U3/5.html
 
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