Computer-1 mini-ITX Chassis
I'm a big fan of this form factor, specifically just big enough to fit a motherboard/CPU/RAM plus a real-size GPU. These all use SFX PSUs and typically just an M2 SSD on the motherboard. They also have only 2 RAM slots.<p>The days of needing a tower are over for most people. I'm all about space-saving while still having a full-power PC.<p>It's a niche, boutique market but there are some really interesting cases. My personal favourite is the Louqe Ghost S1 [1]. I've built one PC with this (the Mk II). I bought a Mk III case but couldn't source a GPU so ended up just buying a CyberpowerPC prebuilt (which is actually a pretty nice PC, to be fair).<p>They're not cheap and they're kind of annoying to buy. Louqe in particular has had huge distribution problems in the US (through Amazon's logistics service).<p>Another popular one is the Dan A4 [2]. It's smaller. I personally prefer the Ghost for having better airflow, being more modular and being able to expand the case with "top hats". This allows you to add a 240mm AIO and bottom fans for some pretty darn good cooling and airflow.<p>Anyway, I'm always excited to see entrants in this market.<p>[1]: <a href="https://www.louqe.com/ghost-s1/" rel="nofollow">https://www.louqe.com/ghost-s1/</a><p>[2]: <a href="https://www.dan-cases.com/dana4.php" rel="nofollow">https://www.dan-cases.com/dana4.php</a>