Finally I found someone who got this case: http://photos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-snc1/v4441/102/32/2518415/n2518415_46450739_7081656.jpg http://photos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs048.snc1/4441_803817186776_2518415_46452300_6765139_n.jpg By the way, using a full ATX PSU in this Mini iTX case i...

The inwin BM series probably would work.

I just ordered a bm643 myself.

it looks pretty small, supports 3.5" drives, and you can put a card reader on it if you use a laptop optical drive (if you use a normal one, no card reader)

the chinese sites seem to indicate those are dual 80mm fans, not 60mm.


i cant read chinese but you see the word 80mm on some of those chinese sites.

your best bet might still be the nsk3480. it can take 2 92mm in front, but not 120...

its fairly small at least and very quiet.

I don't like the look of that fan. What gives? the wierd thing is, the fan is on the northbridge. the cpu is under that little heatsink. its just a 945g chipset, so i'm assuming theres plenty of passive hetasinks that could have worked (my intel microATX g31 board has no fan and most 945g boards do...

i've had both these cases. well i returned the 4480 (i think it was the 4400 i had though). i've had a nsk3300 and nsk3480 and both are much much better cases than the 4400/4480. they use thicker steel, rubber grommets etc in the 3000 series. a much higher end case. the 4400 is very similar to the u...

derekva http://www.amazon.com/3-Port-Serial-1000-Combo-Card/dp/B000I2DRE6 (3-Port Serial ATA & 10/100/1000 PCI Combo Card) this is somewhat of a waste anyway. Max bandwidth of pci bus is no where near 1 GBps its 133MBps so its barely faster than 100 ethernet anyway. i believe you wuold actually be ...

There are two steppings for the E2140 given on intels website . Which one will be the latest revision? They are labelled sequentially so L2 is older than M0 as an example. I picked up the CPU yesterday evening and its is SLA93. i have had both the celeron 420 and e2140 and i'd say that 420 will pro...

i would honestl love to see one with intel chipset, hdmi out, and say another ethernet port or, gigabit. it makes sense that they made it the way they did though. the sis chipset is cheaper than the intel one, and its designed for low cost in like 3rd world countries. that is where the volume is. i ...

Bendit wrote:will this run windows home server and will it fit in the nsk3480?

thanks!

the nsk3480 is not as quiet as the nsk3300. ihave them both. if you want a silent 3480 you'll have to replace the power supply with a quieter one like the neo he

Our local distributor announced avalability of Intel® Entry Storage System SS4200-E - seems to be based on a version of D201GLY with 512MB RAM in a case with a PSU and room for 4x3.5" HDDs. Marketed as a Windows Home Server platform. that is not this board.. http://mswhs.com/2007/10/05/more-info-i...

So when is the D201GLY2 releasing? I haven't seen any new news... And why on earth couldn't they have spent the extra $1.25 (or whatever it costs) to add 1Gb LAN support? Then this would be perfect for a low-powered server! -D well the board is more designed for developing nations, and POS terminal...

nirvanaguy19 wrote:why does the intel page say micro atx, and not mini itx

mini ITX is a VIA standard. its not officially part of the ATX spec.

looks like availability soon http://www.intel.com/products/motherboard/D201GLY2/index.htm http://www.buy.com/prod/d201gly2-motherboard-1-2ghz-cpnt512k-uatx-cache-533mhz-fsb/q/loc/101/205887511.html the buy.com price is $68 shipped. there will likely be $10 off with google checkout too! $58! EDIT BY ...

i did the same thing, bought a 820 cpu and d945gcz motherboard. had to go on ebay to get an intel btx retail heatsink at the time (from someone who mistakenly bought a btx retail box package for his atx system). as it stands now, there are 2 thermaltake units out there , the allegedly more quiet hea...

gateway used a custom passive heatsink for a 6800 ultra that was similar looking design tot hat. their btx systems had a passively cooled 6800 ultra.

Just pointing out that this is a plain 6600, not a 6600GT. Also, even though the 6600 have an SLI connector, I don't think they support the feature. Only 6600GT and "above" cards are capable of SLI. But a great deal nonetheless. A passive 6600 would normally set you back about $100 on NewEgg. I thi...

http://www.woot.com/

i think its only for today

buts its bfg brand, 6600gt passively cooled $69+$5 shipping

there are passive 6800 ultra cards actually. http://cgi.ebay.com/Nvidia-Geforce-6800-Ultra-256mb-PCI-Express-PCI-E-Card_W0QQitemZ8704926161QQcategoryZ40161QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem they come in the newer gateway and dell btx based machines. i've got a btx machine, and i can see how this could actually wo...