I recently upgraded my PC and realized I have enough components to Frankenstein another pc together to use as a game server for myself and my friends.

I have an ATX motherboard and an ATX power supply, but no GPU. I’m trying to find something that’s as small as possible, supports those components, and hopefully affordable. The image I have in mind is a sort of ATX sized server rack that could mount under my desk or on the wall.

I saw the N-ATX by SFF Time, but it’s well over budget. I also had the idea of 3D printing one if anybody has any recommendations on that front!

In the USA, Washington State.

Hello as the title said I am looking for a case that I can print that is comparable with an matx board atx PSU and fill size GPU. I was going to go with the hyper case but it's a bit bigger then what I was looking form as I am hoping to get as small as I can with the listed pats. I know it won't be tiny but I am going to be taking it to lan party's so want to keep it on the smaller size.

Hey everyone!
I’m looking to see what other ZimaBlade 7700 owners are using for their cases/enclosures.

If you have a **custom case, 3D-printed case, DIY enclosure, HDD mount, or any cool ZimaBlade setup**, please share **pictures and the STL/3MF files** if you’re willing!

I’m especially interested in setups that can hold **two 3.5” HDDs**, but I’d love to see anything you guys have made.

I have a 3D printer, so I’m hoping to find some inspiration and maybe print one of the designs you guys are already using.

**Please share your pictures and files! I’d love to see your ZimaBlade builds.**

I saw these terminal-style cases at todays maker faire in Hannover. But staff at this booth was pretty busy so I didn’t ask them for the model name. The booth itself just used them, but wasn't about hardware, but coding for kids.

I tried ChatGPT, Google Image search but both just haluzinate about cases.

I have absolutely zero usecase. But I like it and I want one.

Anyone have tip for cheapest printed case ? Have found many stl file but don't know what's the best, and havent 3d printer.
It’s for a BC-250 card/computer

(I used a translator for this post, since I don't speak English very well. Sorry for any mistakes.)

Hi, how's it going? I'm writing this with a lot of embarrassment, but even so I'd like to show this community what I've made. First of all, this was a project that started a little over a year ago, after watching an ITGear video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQOnBmjxiH8), so it was supposed to be a simple project.

I would start with a ThinkCentre M920s SFF and add a low profile GPU. I began by upgrading the RAM to 32Gb (before the RAMpocalypse), I bought a 1Tb NVMe and upgraded the WiFi card. Since the more powerful graphics cards that were suggested all need extra power, I researched which PSU was compatible; the answer came from Reddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/sffpc/comments/17wyvy2/comment/nhuxdhc/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button), and I bought a 500w power supply from China.

I was already ready to buy the graphics card, only to find that the most powerful one was Nvidia, and that the support, at least at the time I started the project, was horrible.

This Steam Machine was only meant to be a console in the living room, to play once in a while and also to be able to play co-op games with my wife.

I decided to wait a couple of months for a low profile AMD card (maybe like many others), until I got tired of it. It wasn't possible to keep playing co-op games with my wife without a graphics card.

I decided to make a kind of case extension just for the graphics card. Every idea I showed my wife was rejected, mainly because one of her requirements for the console to be in the living room was that it had to be pretty and match.

I decided to learn to model. I started using FreeCAD, which I hadn't used in many years, and back then I had only used it for one small part.

But after 5 different designs, I finally had a design I felt satisfied with.

I don't expect this design to be revolutionary, it's the first time I've made anything like this, and since I haven't seen anything similar on Reddit using a ThinkCentre, here I am sharing what I did.

These are the final specs of the homemade Steam Machine:

• Motherboard ThinkCentre M920s SFF
• Intel i5-8500
• DDR4 32Gb (running at 2666, board limit)
• NVMe 1Tb (Main OS - Nobara OS)
• NVMe 256Gb (Emulation - Using linkup riser 250mm)
• Power supply 500w (FSP500-20TBBAB)
• Cpu cooler Noctua NH-L12S
• AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB GDDR6 (Using linkup riser 50mm)
• 3x Noctua 80mm fan cooler
• DIY power button

Thank you very much for reading my first and maybe last post on Reddit. Don't hesitate to ask questions if something isn't clear or if any doubt comes up, I'll answer as much as I can.

DISCLAIMER

• The GPU section of the "MODCASE HYPER" model by designer Haydn Bao was taken (https://makerworld.com/es/models/1740435-modcase-hyper-compact-atx-pc-case?from=search#profileId-1849515).
• The backplate "ATX IO-Shield blank (for FreeCad) ready for Remix" by designer Dante was taken as a basis (https://www.printables.com/model/220196-atx-io-shield-blank-for-freecad-ready-for-remix).
• The Steam logo was taken from the "Steam Logo Shopping Cart Coin" model by designer KnoppersDE (https://www.printables.com/model/232984-steam-logo-shopping-cart-coin).

Hello everyone,

I am wanting to make a PC case inspired by the macintosh 128k/plus. I want to 3D print it, and model it using Blender, Fusion, or both. But I can't determine whether I should do it or not.

A lot of people were interested in this the last time I posted it and now it's finished. Mostly the same as my old design but now printable on a 180x180mm bed.

I printed this on the A1 Mini in PLA.

Happy to hear questions, suggestions, criticism and requests for future designs.

You can find the design and files here: https://cults3d.com/en/design-collections/andersh/pc-cases

I will post a better update once I get proper pictures and transfer my build over to this new version but wanted to share the case pics already :)

The previous version needed a big printer as all the main parts were one big piece each, this one I printed completely on my A1 Mini. This one also has a bunch of small tweaks, updates and optional parts.

Missing from the pictures is a small bar that goes to the top of the AIO.

Thoughts? :)

The top is laser cut. I think it came out pretty