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Rosewill Neutron m-ITX Case

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Bland_JamesBland

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Doing some digging around and research on ITX builds and trying to find a case that I like. The 250D was nice and plenty of room for everything, but was very limited on CPU cooler heights and just very bulky looking, and the Core V1 is nice, but will get nothing but dust in it due to it's Swiss Cheese shell. I found this one and haven't really been able to find any reviews on it.

Rosewill Neutron mITX
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It's a cute little bugger, even resembling a small 350D. It's got room for 5 140mm fans :eek: and can fit a 280mm rad on the front.:eek:

I found this video from Computex '13 getting a once over.

Anyone got one of these or know of a build with one?
 
It's a 39L case, that's what one would call a huge mATX case and this only houses a mITX board :eek:
Silverstone's SG10 is 40% smaller (23L) and allows up to mATX size boards with a 180mm (140mm compatible) fan on top (it has the PSU up front) and 120mm fan in the rear, plenty for most applications.

The SFF subforum is mainly for space-effiency, this case is about as in efficient as it can get.
 
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