mATX cases that fit a 285 GTX

[Recoil]

Hey,

Basically my 8800GTS went pop, and a mate of mine has traded me one of his 285GTX's for my z5500's..

Problem is I have a SUGO SG01 which can only take a 9" card with the HDD enclosure in, and the 285GTX is 10.5"

Now I know that SS make a new SG01-F which can take upto 12" cards, but when you have an full size modular PSU - things get a little tight with all the cables.

Can anyone reccomend a case which has a little more space, ideally has 3 HDD spaces (though I have a converter 5.25">3.5" already in)

Doesnt have to be a cube shaped machine, could live with a smaller tower.

Cheers

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

I would have a look at the Silverstone SG03 and SG04 or the Antec NSK3480. Also the Lian Li V351 is also worth a look.

This thread may prove useful:

http://forums.hexus.net/hexus-hardwa...k-warning.html

[alsenior]

antec mini p180 is able to take a 10.5 inch card when you remove the lower drive bay you still havr the upper drive bay that can take 3 hard drives

[spoon_]

SG05 will take long card but needs some serious modding

Check here

[staffsMike]

TJ08 will take anything you throw at it

Two 120mm fans (stock ones undervolted are very good).

Room for any length graphics card I can think of.. with a 120mm fan then blowing straight onto it

Looks great, removable mobo tray makes it simple to work on.

That said when I got mine it was £40 not £70

The coolermaster range of elite 3** mATX will do the same job, don't look as nice but can't have it all.

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

TJ08 will take anything you throw at it

Not a Moose though!

[staffsMike]

I happen to have thrown a large goat at it.. if that counts..

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

I happen to have thrown a large goat at it.. if that counts..

I assume the Goat was not that impressed!

Just imagine Silverstone announcing their new range of Goat tested enclosures!!

[staffsMike]

That certainly would be classed as rigorous testing

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

That certainly would be classed as rigorous testing

The important questions is whether the process is ISO9000 certified!! Did you use an ISO9000 certified goat??

Opps I just realised something.... this thread.. its.. getting....SILLY!!