Yes, this setup may look a little bit unusual, but it does allow for a higher performing processor to be used without a fan spinning. You can immediately see how that would be a problem as the cooler is deeper than the case, but with a little modification, it works. Such tiny cases won't fit a graphics card inside and cooling is compromised meaning your choice of processor is also limited.įanlessTech brought our attention to SilentPCReview Forum poster amishware, who decided to disregard conventional thinking and managed to fit the 69mm-tall Arctic Alpine 11 passive CPU cooler into a 41mm-tall acrylic case. There are a few limiting factors, though. The availability of mini-ITX and more recently thin mini-ITX motherboards have allowed for some very small PCs to be built.

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