All right, it has been awhile since I first introduced my case (and company) concept, specifically for APUs. As most of you know, AMD have announced some powerful APU's with actual RDNA 2 CUs. This means that if you game at 1080p medium to low settings, you can finally have a small PC that doesn't take up nearly any space and is overall more power efficient then some laptops.
This case is still in it's beta version, which means if you have any suggestions, questions or concerns please comment them below, and I will answer when I can.
This case is under the my company (future) Romanum. No, the logo is not final, and this PC case is designed for the AsRock mini-stx board which removes the GPU (PCIE) slot from the motherboard giving you an overall more compact PC. The case measures 6.5in x 6.5in x 2.2in or 165mm x 165mm x 56mm. The case will come with its own internal 200w power supply and will cost only 100$.
The PC will get fresh air from the bottom of the case, and use the back for exhaust. The back is not shown in the included pictures. The power button is stationed on the back (If you don't want that comment below), and the whole chassis is CNC aluminum. The bottom of the case will be black so that when the PC case is placed on a surface, the shadow will blend in with the bottom and give the PC the impression that it is floating. (Similar to the mac mini)
There will be two versions of this case. A slim model and a thicker model, for those who want more thermal headroom.
This case is still in it's beta version, which means if you have any suggestions, questions or concerns please comment them below, and I will answer when I can.
This case is under the my company (future) Romanum. No, the logo is not final, and this PC case is designed for the AsRock mini-stx board which removes the GPU (PCIE) slot from the motherboard giving you an overall more compact PC. The case measures 6.5in x 6.5in x 2.2in or 165mm x 165mm x 56mm. The case will come with its own internal 200w power supply and will cost only 100$.
The PC will get fresh air from the bottom of the case, and use the back for exhaust. The back is not shown in the included pictures. The power button is stationed on the back (If you don't want that comment below), and the whole chassis is CNC aluminum. The bottom of the case will be black so that when the PC case is placed on a surface, the shadow will blend in with the bottom and give the PC the impression that it is floating. (Similar to the mac mini)
There will be two versions of this case. A slim model and a thicker model, for those who want more thermal headroom.
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