PSU compatibility kills it for me. I don't think there's a similarly sized case that can support 3 radiators. I want to replace my Define C with something that can take 3 rads. This would be perfect, but since I already have a PSU, I'll probably go for it's bigger brother.

i love this. i've been hating on triple slot gpus since 4ever, but this is sweet in that problem is eliminated. AND, as an avid loop enthusiast i love that i can have a 360 and a 280 BOTH in push/pull with an ITX (or mATX) mobo AND under $100. so mini is relative to your usage. for 16 core/32 thread cpu and RX6800xt/ RTX 3080 on a loop with great thermals this is as small as it gets unless you have a Phanteks, but then that's a 240 plus a separate 120 rad to get the same.

"great". lets make a mini case that can fit rads in use by less than 50% of users, still have space for 2 more big rads, an ATX board, and then cripple it by psu. if i already have the "limitations" (output/selection), then i rather buy an itx/sff case and really make a mini pc.

fry178:

"great". lets make a mini case that can fit rads in use by less than 50% of users, still have space for 2 more big rads, an ATX board, and then cripple it by psu. if i already have the "limitations" (output/selection), then i rather buy an itx/sff case and really make a mini pc.

lol i was going to make an age joke, but then i resembled that;) seriously though the limitations of SFF PSUs are only if you're running Intel and Nvidia, and top drawer for both for most, even power, users today. meaning anybody running an i5 or greater with an rtx 3080. you can have a thoroughly modern team red, with latest iterations, and be in the envelope for a 750 watt plat SFF

didnt say there arent any, but selection of good quality units without issues that are fully modular?? my problem is they waste space on stuff +60% will not use, for drastically reducing what my selection on psu is. and i only need/want one rig, so "i5/2060" level is out of the question for me.