give yourself a plug Mitcho ;)

- change that HDD out for a SSD dude.

- make sure the case is adequately fan-cooled (especially if you're going to dump the H80 in there). That northbridge chip doesn't cool itself eh.

I'm not familiar with the board. Does it OC well?

give yourself a plug Mitcho ;)

- change that HDD out for a SSD dude.

- make sure the case is adequately fan-cooled (especially if you're going to dump the H80 in there). That northbridge chip doesn't cool itself eh.

I'm not familiar with the board. Does it OC well?

As you can see in my post, i already have a SSD in the list.

Cooling isnt going to be much of an issue since the Custom case i have in mind has a lot of air flow since it has no real sides, Once i have a photo ill show you what i mean.

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That is what i've come up with as well, I'm going to have to stick to a Custom Case that i can build and fit a normal psu in there.

In the end ill have to stick to a Custom build Case for the build and see how it will go.

The Motherboard has had amazing reviews and is considered the "First" real ITX motherboard that can overclock nearly/as good as Standard full size boards. Its also the first itx Motherboard to have the x68 chipset as well so it supports all current and 2nd gen cpu's

It has everything on it, back panel is as follows: antenna, dual gigabit Ethernet, two USB 3.0, four USB 2.0, a clear CMOS button, a PS/2 Connector, dual HDMI and mini-DisplayPort, optical SPDIF output, and the standard audio jacks.

Edit: http://www.techaworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/inside_out_computer.jpg I'm going to build something like that but much much smaller and cover the front of it and have something like a Poster or something so i can hang it above my monitor on the wall.

There was a well spec'd Gigabyte mITX board around with the last gen of CPU's, not sure if they've renewed for the current swing of things.

Also, for an awesome case, look no further than the Silverstone SG07.

$199 gets the case and a PSU that is good for an 11.5" video card (I recently ran my 5870 eyefinity 6 ed card in one, and the only reason I went back to my 'big rig' is because the case fan noise drove me nuts.)

Awesome little rig tho... tough to beat for the price/performance/size too!

ITX cases that fit full size graphics cards don't really exist, keep in mind with a full size graphics card you're probably going to need a standard atx power supply and an atx psu isn't going fit in an itx case. The mini psu's used for itx cases won't stand a chance of driving a gaming graphics card (but that ultimately depends on the card you use and it's power requirements).

Lian Li PC - Q08 Fit's the bill. Standard size PSU and 300mm for a graphics card! Sweet looking cases.

http://goo.gl/wX35I