Mini-ITX Case :: Super Slim And Super Cute

By klsh on January 15, 2003 11:20 PM | | Comments (2) | TrackBacks (0)

iDOT.computers - The Store - ITX-PV Super Slim ITX Case 60W
I love these two boxes. Makes me want to get a Via Epia just to have one. The prices are OK. I've bought Micro-ATX cases for less, but nothing like these!

ITX-PG Super Mini-ITX Tower 150W
Mini-ITX Tower/Desktop Chassis, 1 Low Profile Slot for low profile add-on card.

cute Mini-ITX Tower

ITX-PV Super Slim ITX Case 60W Special design for low power consumption motherboard, Fanless chassis for silent PCs quiet running device.
Super Slim mini-ITX Case Of course it would have to be a fanless GNU/Linux box
Just a quick note about the VIA EPIA M6000 Mini-ITX board. It uses a 667MHz processor rather than the 933MHZ part of the M9000 reviewed
The VIA EPIA M-Series Mini-ITX Mainboard is a revolutionary, ultra-compact x86 platform optimized for today's killer digital applications.

Now I've got to read up on C3 vs. Eden, I know the C3 can't hold a candle to AMD's (or Intel's) FPU performance... So make sure you know what you want it for.

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2 Comments

can ayhan said:

how much is thisITX-PV Super Slim ITX Case 60W

April 4, 2003 3:13 PM
Matt Croydon said:

My Mini-ITX with an eden (500MHz) is great for a Linux box (even runs X well with a buncha memory), but I'd never use it as a primary box.

I want a frickin' openmosix cluster of 'em. Beowulf clusters are so 20th century. :)

January 16, 2003 11:22 PM

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