Small Footprint cases with preferably ATX Motherboard Support

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I need suggestions to minimize the desk space taken by my computer, maybe by buying a new case with smaller on-table footprint.

I have the following hardware currently in my gaming PC, currently in a Lian Li O11 Dynamic Mini.

Ryzen 9 5900X
Asus Strix X570-F
Asus Strix GTX 1080Ti 11G
CM V850 SFX PSU
2x NVMe drives.
2x HDDs.

I also have the Arctic Freezer II 280mm AIO installed, but also have one Noctual NH-U12S lying around and a Wraith Prism as well.

I would love to keep the Motherboard, and the AIO. In mid-short term, I would be downgrading the CPU to something like 5600X or 5600X3D once I find a good deal. So might also ditch the AIO if no longer needed to keep the CPU temps down.
I am not upgrading the platform any time soon. It does enough for me.

I was looking at Meshlicious and Meshroom S V2, but they do not seem to be available. Something like Corsair 2000D or Deepcool CH170 would require a motherboard swap and AM4 ITX motherboards are rare finds.

The lovely people of TE, please help!
 
Not many options in the ATX space, I am afraid -

Small ATX case?

Hello. Sending my CH560 back through warranty because it sucks and additionally this is the first case I've bought myself so I didn't expect it to be so big, which I don't like. What is the smallest ATX case I can get with a budget of 10K?
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The choices open up more if you go M-ATX.
 
napstersquest said:
I would love to keep the Motherboard, and the AIO.
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Lancool 207 is the smallest mainstream case that can fit your motherboard. There's the Coolermaster Qube 500 (?) which is also small, but has some restrictions on GPU length once the PSU is installed.


MD Computers is currently selling the Asrock B550 ITX, but it can't support your CPU.
 
Sup from Lian Li sucks when it is comes to the thermals. I am also in the same spot. Need a cabinet with a small foot print
 
Are you willing to import cases? Then, you might be better served by the SFFTime N-ATX. It falls on the more expensive side (199 USD + riser + import and shipping costs).

Ultimate Small Form Factor Pc | SFF time | ATX Case

Ultimate compatibility. Your entry to the Small Form Factor pc case world.
www.sfftime.com www.sfftime.com

This is exactly what you want. The only problem is that building in this case might be a headache.
 
I think someone reviewed it, was it Jayz2cents or someone else ? I was thinking of the tower 300 but it wont house the Z790 Strix I have. So maybe I'll sell my current setup and go for a smaller one.
 
rsaeon said:
Why wouldn't it support the 5900X? It's on the CPU support list for that board and people have run the 5900X on boards with less robust VRMs, myself included.
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I have both the 5900X and the B550-ITX (two different systems). I see over 150W on my 5900X at peak load, this is about 125A. The B550-ITX board I have is just about able to keep up with the 5600G in it. The VRM gets very hot and I don't trust it for long term or high load use, but of course one is free to do what they like.

DigitalDude said:
Is this available in India? If not will it be available in the future?
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Is listed as out of stock on Vedant and PCStudio, which means it might have been available at some point.
 
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