Powerful Mini ITX PC Case

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This is a compact 3D printable mini ITX PC case that packs a powerful punch for its small size. Ideal for gaming or workstation use, it measures just 248x192x91mm in size with a total volume of 4.3 liters and includes a power supply within. I'm convinced this is the smallest 1080p gaming-capable PC on the market with a dedicated graphics card and internal power supply. How does its performance stack up? Exceptionally great, thanks to the Ryzen processor and 1050TI graphics card, allowing all games to run smoothly at med-high settings in 1080p resolution. And the thermal management never exceeded 77 degrees during my rigorous 24-hour, 100% load test (conducted using mining software on both CPU and GPU). Key benefits include: * Easy printing with any 3D printer featuring a build area larger than 200x200mm (I utilized an Anet A8 printer) * Extremely cost-effective when you already own a 3D printer, with total construction costs unlikely to exceed $500 due to the affordable components used (a crucial factor for me), even if you decide to upgrade the SSD * The smallest in its class, making it ultra-portable and eliminating the need to lug around a bulky power brick * A fun conversation starter when showing off to friends, allowing you to proudly declare that you've 3D printed your gaming PC * Fun to build and customize Drawbacks include: * Limited compatibility with certain parts, requiring only low-profile graphics cards * Less-than-ideal cable management; I recommend shortening the PSU cables if you have access to solder and patience * The RGB lighting requires DIY assembly