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Or you just get a micro ATX motherboard and a case that mounts it horizontally.
by imtringued 3y ago
Or you just get a micro ATX motherboard and a case that mounts it horizontally.
- neilv 3y agoThat sounds like a good first-step, when the biggest concern might be relying too much on a PCIe PCB card edge connector as a structural element, as a tower case is bouncing up and down perpendicular to the vertical motherboard. I was thinking of travel environments more hostile than that, when I might really like a road/flight case with shock absorbing. Without custom-fitting a case, rackmount is a good choice, and (with short depth) has the flexibility of looking like a presentable desktop/under-desk if you want to unrack it when not on the road.