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All Photos Credit to Joonst   The Smol X1 Mini is the brainchild of the SFFN user and designer Joonst. The design is a 3.69L (…nice.) ultra mini tower using a sandwich layout and a Flex-ATX power supply. While cases this small are nothing new, being able to keep the power entirely internal which is …

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(All Photos Credit Protolyth) The Slate-Case AQ has been a popular design showcased in the SFFN Concept Forum, and it’s now ready to begin pre-orders starting March 15th. The case is a sandwich layout design, but with an emphasis on cooling. Large radiators are supported, and even the design video on Youtube shows a quite …

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  The COOJ Chancellor Z13 case has shipped to buyers world wide. For those that aren’t familiar, COOJ is a China based builder who specializes in designs using thick aluminum outer shells with inner frames. The Z13 was the largest of their cases, and is similar is concept to the NCASE M1, but with far …

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Jay from JayzTwoCents has reviewed the Thorzone Mjolner. The Mjolner is a sandwhich style case back by users. The creators have a thread on the SFFN concept forum. It’s a sandwhich style case that can be mounter horizontal or vertically with the Borg adapter. The exterior is a single aluminum shell, and has been a …

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The reviews of the NZXT H1 V2 have hit. I can’t imagine why but Gamer’s Nexus wasn’t sent a review unit. Check out the reviews below. For those that don’t know, the original NZXT H1 had a major fire hazard due to the PCIe riser cable. NZXT initial response was left wanting. Bottom line, if …

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The early reviews have hit for the Phanteks Shift XT and it looks like Phanteks has a very strong contender for your ITX case wants and needs. Personally I’m loving the two-tone build that CGF Events did. Check out the reviews below:              

Photo Credit Guru3D Guru3D is reporting that Thermalright has introduced a new low profile top-down cooler. The heatsink uses a 120x15mm top mounted fan for a total combined height of 67mm. The fan has a maximum speed of 1,800 RPM. Check out the Guru3D article HERE.  

The initial reviews for the Dan / Lian Li A4-H20 have been released to overall very positive results. Like any SFF system, there is a build order that can make or break your experience. Unfortunately, some reviewers decided not to follow that order. Well, actually, maybe it’s fortunate because their misadventures can show you exactly …

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