News Razer's New M1 ITX Case

Razer enters PC case business, intros ATX and Mini-ITX cases with RGB

Razer intros new Tomahawk ATX for $200, and smaller Mini-ITX model for $180 -- both have tempered glass, and RGB lighting.

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Seems Razer wants to try to make an ITX case. 3 Slot GPU with top mounted 240mm AIO. Glass panels on both sides, and a completely internal PSU. It's called the M1 because of course it is.

 

[Lbibass]

What a shitty move. They KNOW about the Ncase M1. This is just a marketing ploy to get more clicks. Oh, Razer makes an M1 too! I'll buy that instead!

 

[SFF Watercooled]

Razer's M1 is 25L, I'll just go ahead and buy the real M1 that's twice as small. The dumb PSU location makes it impossible for a front-mounted radiator.

 

[Revenant]

If it's like every Razer product I've ever owned, it will have excellent build quality and promptly break 1 month after the warranty is up.

 

[Boil]

The Cooler Master NR200/NR200P would be a better choice, and it is actually SFF since it comes in at 19.5L, the Razer M1 (I feel dirty saying it) is just too large...!

But I guess that is the real issue with mainstream SFF offerings, dimension creep to satisfy the largest of 'Gamer' components...

We will (hopefully before the end of the 2020...?) see what the H280 / Mesh-Licious, coming in at 14.5L, can bring to the mainstream market as a SFF offering...!

 

[Revenant]

The Cooler Master NR200/NR200P would be a better choice, and it is actually SFF since it comes in at 19.5L, the Razer M1 (I feel dirty saying it) is just too large...!

But I guess that is the real issue with mainstream SFF offerings, dimension creep to satisfy the largest of 'Gamer' components...

We will (hopefully before the end of the 2020...?) see what the H280 / Mesh-Licious, coming in at 14.5L, can bring to the mainstream market as a SFF offering...!

Dimension creep is a thing. Power creep as well. A lot of 3080s would cool well with a two card solution. I think a well engineered single fan would cool a 3070 at 220 watts, though it might be a bit noisy. Sadly, we've entered the age where "BIGGAR IZ BETTERZ!!!!"....again.

 

[Elaman]

The Cooler Master NR200/NR200P would be a better choice, and it is actually SFF since it comes in at 19.5L, the Razer M1 (I feel dirty saying it) is just too large...!

But I guess that is the real issue with mainstream SFF offerings, dimension creep to satisfy the largest of 'Gamer' components...

We will (hopefully before the end of the 2020...?) see what the H280 / Mesh-Licious, coming in at 14.5L, can bring to the mainstream market as a SFF offering...!

... and Nvidia release their most expensive GPU's and they even re-purpose the super-high grade card to be now 'gamer' as well (8K 'gaming'), and even then all the cards get sold instantly. It just seems that this 'gamer' market has infinite disposable income. Reminds me of the Apple of 2015, when the price of a new Apple product was almost like a tax because everyone has to buy it.

 

[Solo]

Whack. Basic. Huge. Looks like every NZXT case.

 

[THUMPer]

Looks like a hot box

 

[manoueltiger]

Lol it’s too big.

i don’t want this sh**

 

[rainmaker33]

I think the MetallicGear Neo Mini ITX, which is about the same size looks more appealing than this and it's more affordable.

 

[Skripka]

Razer's M1 is 25L, I'll just go ahead and buy the real M1 that's twice as small. The dumb PSU location makes it impossible for a front-mounted radiator.

The retail cost is also like $190USD. It isn't like you're saving any money.

If the had at least provided cable management grommets it would be one thing....but the only value addons are...LED skirt lighting strips?

 

[Phreno]

That green logo is not aging well to me...

 

[SFF Watercooled]

The retail cost is also like $190USD. It isn't like you're saving any money.

If the had at least provided cable management grommets it would be one thing....but the only value addons are...LED skirt lighting strips?

Well for the same price, you get a better case.