Caselabs SFF Case

[EQWoody]

I talked to them today about possibility of a SFF case from Caselabs. Everyone knows that they make some very high end cases. This is what he said.

Hello,

We do have a smaller line of cases in development that will probably be available sometime in June.


Jim Keating

CaseLabs

I can't wait to see what they have in store.

 

[DoubleTap]

I like their cases, but I can't help but wonder if their idea of SFF is something in the Cosmos / TJ11 range...

 

[EQWoody]

I like their cases, but I can't help but wonder if their idea of SFF is something in the Cosmos / TJ11 range...

yeah well, Jim is a great guy who really listens to the consumer. I think he will get it right.

 

[Tute]

As long as it's not another 25+L miniITX case I might be interested.

 

[Curunen]

Caselabs? SFF?

Hah, yeah that'll be TJ11 sized.

 

[Skott]

Never heard of them

 

[Skripka]

I heard chatter about it...but I'm not convinced their definition of SFF is anything smaller than an ATX mid-tower. If they made something along the lines of my H2gO or smaller, I'd be all over it, if I had the money.

 

[seanclayton]

We need something other than cube cases.

 

[EQWoody]

I heard chatter about it...but I'm not convinced their definition of SFF is anything smaller than an ATX mid-tower. If they made something along the lines of my H2gO or smaller, I'd be all over it, if I had the money.

We’ll be sticking with mATX for now.

Best regards,

Jim

 

[DoubleTap]

Never heard of them

They produce very well made, beast sized cases that can hold multiple large radiators and I think some of them will actually hold 2 very large systems.

All the parts are modular and snap on replaceable - just the thing for running a monster water cooling build.

So if I joke about them making an SFF case, it's like trying to imagine Hummer making an "compact" car.

Compact relative to what?