Question Need mini itx case/atx psu/240 aio?

[dreed]

Any recommendations for mini itx case that supports an atx psu and minimum 240mm aio? I have a couple Seasonics that id like to utilize. SFX psu's are very expensive!

 

[In2Photos]

Use PC Part Picker. Add your PSU and then go to cases. Filter by ITX.

https://pcpartpicker.com/products/case/#t=9,12,10

 

[dreed]

Good Advice! Also any recommendations from builders with these specs would be appreciated

 

[Tech Junky]

Good Advice! Also any recommendations from builders with these specs would be appreciated

PCP has reviews on some of the items you want to build with. If you pick a case there's also completed builds that have reviews as well.

 

[OlyAR15]

NZXT H210

 

[dreed]

NZXT H210 looks promising, Thanks Oly!

 

[Glo.]

Fractal Design Define 7 Nano.

Define 7 Nano

The Define 7 Nano re-defines precision, bringing clean design and a host of features from its larger siblings to a minimized form factor. The compact yet spacious interior can accommodate all Mini ITX and Mini-DTX motherboards, and the option to house a GPU up to 306 mm, making it highly versatile.

www.fractal-design.com

I have NZXT H210i and I like Fractal's case more.

 

[Stuka87]

They don't make it anymore, but I really liked my Corsair 380T. It uses an ITX board, ATX PSU, and was designed for using a 240mm AIO.

 

[solidsnake1298]

If you can find it, I've personally built a computer in the Corsair Obsidian 250D. I had a full sized PSU, 240 AIO, and dual fan graphics card crammed in there.

 

[Brainonska511]

If you can find it, I've personally built a computer in the Corsair Obsidian 250D. I had a full sized PSU, 240 AIO, and dual fan graphics card crammed in there.

You can actually fit a little larger than a dual-slot card in; I briefly had an MSI RX 6600 MECH card in mine and there was probably another 2-4 mm to spare between the edge of the card and the side panel. It's definitely a very roomy case!

Also, funny enough, trying to get rid of my 250D since I just went back to an ATX setup (though, only selling it locally).