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MicroATX cases with windows?

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I'm looking for a MicroATX case with a window of some sort. Also, a 120mm or 92mm fan port would be nice, only one of them is really needed. Does anyone know where I can find one to match these needs? Thanks very much.
 
If you can't find a mATX only case, you could try the Super Lanboy. Comes close to fitting your needs, but it is not mATX only.

You could try the mBTX from Chenbro.


You are not going to find many microATX cases with windows, the case is so small the optical drives usually take up most of the view.

You could just go to each case manufacturer that you know and look through their offerings. That is what I did when I got my Kingwin.
 
The Antec Aria is what I would reccomend too, they say it is the quiestest case in the world, which I think is a load of ****, but it would be damn quiet with only one 120mm fan.
 
This Athenatech might do. It's got a 120mm grill in the back, and a 80mm in the front. You could cut out the sidepanel and just stick a piece of plexiglass on the side to make your own, and you'd have a rather stylish case. Can't help you with the beige - you'd have to paint it yourself.
 
^ What he said. This is the *case modding* forum--it's all about modding it yourself. Especially since uATX cases with windows are few and far between.

BTW, why does everyone always use a full-ATX motherboard? Even among all the people here, it is extremely rare for anyone to have more than 3 cards in the AGP/PCIe/PCI slots.
 
Teancum said:
^ What he said. This is the *case modding* forum--it's all about modding it yourself. Especially since uATX cases with windows are few and far between.

BTW, why does everyone always use a full-ATX motherboard? Even among all the people here, it is extremely rare for anyone to have more than 3 cards in the AGP/PCIe/PCI slots.
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Full ATX motherboards have the good technology first. How many microATX S939 motherboards can you think of? Oh, 0. Only exception I can think of is Shuttle, and that is another form factor altogether.
 
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