Recommend me some SFF cases

[Jpark]

I know of the aspire cases and the aria's but what other sff's are there that's worth buying?

 

[squirtle24]

Any reason you don't like Shuttles? I just put together an Aopen EZ482, since I couldn't get a Shuttle in my area.

It's average, I think. Works just fine, not too loud, and installation was simple. The design is good, overall, although I think the front panel plastic feels...cheap. But it's pretty modern and will last me a few years.

I do have one complaint - I can barely hear some noise/static on my headphones for some reason, when I do stuff in Windows like maximize/minimize applications. Haven't figured out why.

 

[Jpark]

I owned a shuttle and didn't like the fact I couldn't do many upgrades and it was very picky about hardware. Plus I like being able to put what type of mobo I want. I was thinking of going with the aspire qpack.

 

[Kerii777]

You could try this case:
http://www.lynncomp.com/icube800e.jpg

http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=ICUBE-P4-V800E&cat=SYS
http://www.pcmicrostore.com/PartDetail.aspx?q=p:10501531;c:36261
http://computerpartsr-us.com/index.php?b=IMPRESSION

I have that case (drilled vented siding) and love it. Only complaint is that it uses a proprietary 220W PSU, so that means no Prescott or anything higher than a 6600GT.

Uses a proprietary form factor motherboard, Intel video, AC97, ethernet, the works. 2 front USB, 1 IEEE, and 5 audio thingys.

The case it was based off:
http://www.shentech.com/amseefwcop4s.html


There's also the AOpen S-presso series:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16856110028
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16856110029

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