Small Form Factor Cases

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Small Form Factor Cases

A small form factor PC case lets you build a powerful system without giving up a large footprint on your desk. Whether you're working with a Mini-ITX motherboard and need every cubic inch to count, or you want a compact rig that travels well to LAN events, a small PC case gives you the flexibility to pack real performance into a tight chassis. CORSAIR's lineup of SFF PC cases is built around that goal: giving you the room you need for capable hardware while keeping the overall build compact and clean.

What to look for in a small form factor PC case

While the considerations for any PC case are similar, there’s a slight nuance when you’re looking at compact cases. Here’s what to consider:

  • Space constraints: Look closely at the drive slots, radiator compatibility, cable management, and general clearance inside your compact case.
  • Power supply: SFX or ATX, generally differing in size.
  • Design: Choose from a few colors, and consider whether you want a tempered glass window.
  • Motherboard and component support: Be sure that the pieces to your PC puzzle will fit in this particular box.

Is a mini PC as good as a full-sized PC?

As with most things in the tech space, balancing sleekness and performance can be a trade-off. While there are plenty of PC components that generate a lot of heat and are, thus, better suited in a case with lots of space, that doesn't mean a small form-factor PC case can’t be a suitable platform. Still, to get the most performance out of your graphics card and processor, be sure to space things accordingly in your small tower case, and include plenty of cooling components like liquid CPU coolers and exhaust fans. With that said, small form-factor PCs today are more capable than they’ve ever been.

Not sure which case is right for your setup? Try out our Custom PC Builder for recommendations, size guides, and compatibility checks.