SFF.Network Impactics DMono is a Passive Thin-ITX Chassis

Breathing life back into the Thin-ITX form factor is the Impactics DMono, designed for Gigabyte variants of Thin-ITX. This appears to be your typical Mac-Mini inspired Thin-ITX chassis, but with one twist - there are no fans! Built from a CNC aluminium baseplate and a 5mm thick extrusion for the sides, front and back, and supports 35W Intel 115x processors. The whole shebang weights in a 2.65 KG, not unexpected considering the sheer mass needed to absorb the wattage of the CPU. There are four variants, being a black and silver variant, and subvariants of these two which change the location of the power button. Thin mini ITX motherboards from GIGABYTE are supported.

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Right now it's only compatible with two GIGABYTE Thin mini-ITX motherboards (GA-H110TN and GA-Q170TN).
While socket and VRM position is pretty standard on thin mini-ITX mobo, chipset is not.

From what I see, alumunium is fully machined : not possible to adapt the case to other mobos.

Also, thin mini-ITX is a Intel format only, until now at least.

 

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Right now it's only compatible with two GIGABYTE Thin mini-ITX motherboards (GA-H110TN and GA-Q170TN).
While socket and VRM position is pretty standard on thin mini-ITX mobo, chipset is not.

From what I see, alumunium is fully machined : not possible to adapt the case to other mobos.

Also, thin mini-ITX is a Intel format only, until now at least.

Mostly: https://www.techpowerup.com/199223/ecs-unveils-the-a78f2-ti-thin-mini-itx-motherboard

 

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Or http://b2b.gigabyte.com/Embedded-Computing/M9M3XAI-rev-10#ov