Mini-ITX cases are compact computer enclosures designed to accommodate mini-ITX motherboards, ideal for building small-form-factor (SFF) PCs. The primary benefit of a mini-ITX case is its compact size ...

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Mini-ITX PCs have emerged as a compelling option for enthusiasts and casual users, especially where space-saving and versatility are paramount. These compact systems pack powerful performance into a ...

Over the past few years we’ve seen a growing number of PC makers tap AMD’s Ryzen U-series laptop-class processors for use in min-desktops like the Asus PN51 and Gigabyte BRIX S. One thing they tend to ...

Billed as the smallest fanless Mini-ITX computer ever built, the SolidLogic GS-L05 fanless Mini-ITX computer system measures just 7.4-by-7.2-by-3 inches. Feb. 14, 2007 This completely solid state ...

Hardware manufacturers MiTAC have made available their new fanless mini PC in the form of the Mitac S300-10AS-N4200 embedded PC system. Two different versions are available offering either 8GB Memory ...

The problem is that no consumer wants to see PC hardware--or hear fan noise--in their living room or den. That's where Mini-ITX hardware shines. Built in a case that looks more like a set-top box than ...

Motherboards are one of the first things PC builders lock in before any build. It sets the rules for what kind of case you'll need, how much RAM and storage you can install, and what kind of CPU is ...

Groomed for space-limited and frequent-network-access applications, the NTC100-LX800 embarks as a bare-bones Nano-ITX system that operates without a fan and provides wireless access. Measuring 170 mm ...

Anyone know of a neat mini-ITX case with what might loosely be described as an '80s retro vibe? I've preordered an ITX form factor carrier board for my MiSTer, and would love to put it in something ...

It's a myth that PC users need a large tower to accommodate all components. While the standard ATX mid-tower is the most popular form factor in PC cases, mini-ITX cases are no longer considered ...