So i've been tasked with building a mini ITX PC and make it as SMALL AS F**KING POSSIBLE. However, it needs to be able to house a small video card like a 440GT. I'm fine with going with an external power supply if neccessary as well. I've been looking online and I haven't had much luck.
Any advice is appreciated.
why do you need the 440gt?
you can get a cpu that has emmbeded graphics that will outperform a 440gt
I need the 440GT because the hardware and software we are using requires a standalone graphics card thats DX11 capable. The 440GT is low power consumption and tiny so it fits our needs.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157491
This motherboard is available with support for either ATX or DC-In power supplies. DC-In jack can wisely replace a traditional power supply place, and thus easily PClizes any multimedia entertainments! Plus a 24-pin ATX power connector that meets any power supply and fits your PC requirement!
AWESOME THANKS! that's beautiful. Now I just have to find a case that can house it and the graphics card and be as small as possible. Any suggestions there?
raven RVZ01 comes with a graphics card riser
http://www.silverstonetek.com/raven/products/index.php?model=RVZ01
Yeah that's the one I had found yesterday. Took it to my Mech Engineer and he said it's still too thick. We are probably just going to design what we are building to have the PC integrated on the inside. Although I don't like that method.
However thanks again for that mobo find. The power options for it are a home run.
