I've created a list of SFF cases that may be useful for many of you 
http://forums.losias.net/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=374
http://forums.losias.net/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=374
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SFF case size comparison
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MassiveOverkill
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I responded on one of the other forums, but I'd like to add, I think your decimal places are off one place.
Math looks fine to me. Just convert mm to cm by moving decimal places to the left by one on original measurements (since one cubic cm = one ml), multiply the three together, to get milliliters and then move the decimal place to the left by three to get liters.
Anyways, nice to see numbers side by side. Lots of people think "oh it is smaller" with one of the large cube cases like the Lanbox just because it is shorter than a mini tower. I've tried to explain to some that there are "smaller yet taller" tower cases, but I don't think they believed me.
Anyways, nice to see numbers side by side. Lots of people think "oh it is smaller" with one of the large cube cases like the Lanbox just because it is shorter than a mini tower. I've tried to explain to some that there are "smaller yet taller" tower cases, but I don't think they believed me.