In all, NZXT has made many welcome improvements to what was already a very good mini-ITX chassis design-well-documented riser issues aside. And inside there are tags and stickers indicating what goes where, and how to shift things around to gain access to the motherboard tray, for example. I had issues actually getting into the tool-less design of the first H1, but it ships with labelling on the outside explaining how to gain access. NZXT helps the build process with clear labelling within and without the chassis. Our Corsair Dominator DDR5 (opens in new tab) sticks we've used in our Alder Lake test rig, and the mini-ITX B660, proved just too tall to close the case. It is another 1mm higher than the original, but with just 46mm as your maximum memory height some DIMMs are simply going to be too big. The best mini-ITX PC casesĪ note of warning, however, and that is the clearance between the radiator fan and the top of your memory isn't huge. If you're more of a 'go big or go home' PC builder, check out our favorite full-tower PC (opens in new tab) and mid-tower PC (opens in new tab)cases. I've spent a serious chunk of time jamming components into a wealth of mini-ITX cases to test airflow, cable routing, and support for motherboards and radiators, among other things. You'll find my recommendations below. And no, mini-ITX cases don't only fit mini versions of PC components, I've included options that work with micro-ATX motherboards, too, as well as full ATX power supplies. There's something obscenely satisfying about cramming an entire gaming PC into a teeny chassis and watching it boot for the first time. You just have to be more aware of the GPU and case dimensions than you would a mid to full-size tower before you add anything to your cart. There are plenty of GPUs out there that'll accommodate the small case. The first you'll think you're probably asking yourself when you look at some of these cases is, "Just how am I going to cram a GPU inside there?" While it is true you won't have enough GPU clearance for let's say, the Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti or one of AMD's RX 6000-series cards.
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