Recent content by jbetts1790

Received my S1 after my shipment was transferred to Amazon from direct. In case anyone's wondering, I ordered mine in March, received an update in late November about the shipment switching, then received tracking early December. Did a quick look-over and didn't see any noticeable defects, so...

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I wouldn't recommend this case if it's your first build, as it was not that easy to build in. Perhaps their A30 case addresses some of the issues I had? See my review: https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/geeek-a20-review-build.3600/

Price drop!

Still available

Feel free to make an offer!

According to their website, the 300W brick is 10mm wider and 1mm higher than the 160W. But, I just noticed I accidentally listed the brick as 300W in the title, but it is the 160W. I'll try to fix that!

Hi, I decided to go a different route for my SFF PC, so selling some parts that I won't be using. All of these were bought new and only barely used for 6 months. Prices are OBO, and include shipping within the US. Please let me know if you have questions! Geeek A20 m/itx case - $25 In good...

I just did a quick measurement and it might be possible to squeeze in a mATX board, but it would be a really tight fit even without a case fan and GPU. I can't image a SFX power supply would fit, but something like the PicoPSU would work, especially if you use an external power brick. The case...

Very nice build! I was going to use that same case for my hackintosh, and then decided on a Geeek only because it fits a GPU.

Cool, I just tweeted my entry!

Yes, I ordered the SFX plate with the HDPlex, but it doesn't fit in this case unfortunately. :confused:

Updated post with more photos!

Yes, it's virtually silent now even with the Noctua case fan! I have them both set to 'silent' mode in the mobo settings, so they never spool up much, but seem to provide good airflow. The HDPlex was a squeeze once the Scythe was installed, but just fits. I wish there was a better way to...

Hi! I'm new to the forum but spent some time reading about SFF builds before venturing down this path recently. There's not a lot of info about the Geeek A20 (or A10) case, so I thought I'd share my experience. My goal was to build a relatively small/portable dual-boot Hackintosh that I could...