Case Form Factors
With numerous cases to choose from, finding the perfect one can be challenging. Fortunately, modern computing has introduced terms to differentiate between them. One of the most significant considerations when purchasing a case is its size. Cases generally come in four sizes:
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Super Tower – These cases are the largest available, designed to accommodate all motherboard form factors and more. Our flagship model, the 1000D, can house up to 5 HDDs, 6 SSDs, 18 fans, and supports both 1 Mini-ITX and 1 motherboard up to SSI-CEB. It's ideal for streamers who need robust video rendering capabilities in a single unit, or anyone seeking an impressive centerpiece for their computer setup. Ex: Corsair 1000D
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Full Tower – These are the largest consumer cases available, designed to accommodate most standard motherboard form factors up to E-ATX or XL-ATX. They're ideal for users looking to maximize power and performance in their setup. You can find a complete list of the Full Tower cases we have offered and currently offer here.
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Mid-Tower – These are the most common cases found on the market today, filling the middle tier of case sizes. They typically support up to ATX motherboard form factors but larger Mid-Tower cases can accommodate up to E-ATX motherboards as well. They are versatile for various computer systems. You can find a complete list of the Mid-Tower cases we have offered and currently offer here.
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Mini Tower – The smallest standard tower form factor, ideal for compact setups where space is limited. Perfect for living rooms or desks, these cases typically accommodate Mini-ITX motherboards, though some also support MicroATX. Ex: 280x
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