What's the smallest Micro Atx case?

[Booger]

To make a long story short, MCE is retarded and doesn't really work on multiple displays like you'd think. Oh, you can use multiple monitors, just not at the same time .

I'm looking to build a simple (single tuner, no HD) tiny MCE system to sit on/under/around my desk since my main rig is already hogging most of the space. I want the smallest system that still allows me to use relatively standard parts. My only planned pci card is a half height tuner.

Originally, I want to build something to fit on my unused keyboard tray, but I don't think 2.5" is enough to work with and I'm less than impressed with mini itx offerings. So there you have it - what's the smallest micro atx case available? (Low profile preferable to cube shape)

 

[RobotChild]

I have used dual monitors in Windows XP MCE.

 

[Booger]

I have used dual monitors in Windows XP MCE.

Yeah...me too. However, if you use the MCE functions, you are locked into that monitor. You can't watch a dvd or recording on one screen and browse the net on the other. This eliminated about 95% of what I'd use it for. If you have an NVIDIA GPU, there is a semi-functional workaround, but it's asinine.

 

[Mohonri]

You might consider getting one of those sleek HP Small Form Factor PCs. They're tiny, even if they're proprietary. If you're bound to build your own, newegg has quite a selection.

 

[synaps3]

I would say your best option for the case would be the Silverstone SG-01. It is quite small in comparison to a Micro Fly... But if you can, go Shuttle. My Shuttle is so much smaller than my Micro Fly, it is hard to believe that I used to consider the MF small...