Meet The Tiki: Core i7-3770K And GeForce GTX 680 In A Mini-ITX Box?

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Falcon is a biased nvidia company, no AMD Means no money for Falcon from many many people, plus AMD is clearly the performance and price king. The 7970M once overclocked is half the price and faster than the 680M, the 7970 GE is also superior than the gtx680, then no hd7870? really? really?

So troll harder Falcon
 
[citation][nom]marco777[/nom]Imagine this asa PS4[/citation]
$ony would never go for a standard platform, and if they did it would be VERY restricted.
 
[citation][nom]cobra5000[/nom]Falcon Northwest is so far above Alienware, they do not deserve to be in the same sentence. Noob.[/citation]
Theyre prices show it too
 
[citation][nom]markem[/nom]Falcon is a biased nvidia company, no AMD Means no money for Falcon from many many people, plus AMD is clearly the performance and price king. The 7970M once overclocked is half the price and faster than the 680M, the 7970 GE is also superior than the gtx680, then no hd7870? really? really?So troll harder Falcon[/citation]
Try reading the words to the right of the pictures. They have a 450w PSU. A 7970 or 7970 GE consumes significantly more power than a GTX 680. A 7970m and a 680m isn't a GTX 680. They put the most powerful card they could in the system given the power constraints. Troll a bit harder markem.
 
I just don't see why they didn't make their own case....99% of the problems would be solved if they gained an inch. In the end they got it down but wasted like 2 years
 
[citation][nom]Anonymous[/nom]I just don't see why they didn't make their own case....99% of the problems would be solved if they gained an inch. In the end they got it down but wasted like 2 years[/citation]


Maybe try reading the accompanying story next to the pictures. The case was of their design.
 
I read this article, I was inspired by a thing of engineering beauty, I bought one and I paid for a full case custom paint job of the Eagle Nebula - 36th birthday presents only come once. You demanded perfection to the level I expect and you achieved it. This design is a thing of engineering beauty and all respect for showing that PCs can be done perfectly, regardless of your personal definition of perfect. I've been waiting 20 years for this and I feel like a kid in a candy store. Best. Present. Ever.
 
Nice work! I've been searching for the smallest micro-ATX case for better expansion. My ideal one is a tower of size from 30x30x15cm(13.5Liters, with 450W SFX PSU) to 33x33x16cm(17.4Liters, with>450W std PSU). In such a small gaming case, everything can be standard size, and can be carried around easily. I don't know why manufactures don't go this direction of Minimalism. Same thing to the PSU, why can't squeeze 600W into a SFX box.
 



As someone who has been here longer than you have I disagree with your comments.

This is also the first forum upgrade since the great purge where my old accounts were squashed ... which is probably a good thing since I mostly trolled in the other, and dreamed up incredibly stupid word salad and pro-AMD flame bait posts designed to enrage the Intellites in the CPU areas.

I might have matured somewhat.

/pees on asshat's shoe

... maybe not.

<sigh>
 
This is a dream come true! If I hadn't already bought a new mobo and case, I'd be all over this. Heck, I might still, what else am I going to burn 2 grand on this year?!
Great job Mr. Kelt Reeves, she's a beaut!
 
This isn't a Mini-ITX box. This is a desktop, pizza box, or whatever you call it, a case which is around for like 20+ years now. The "mini-ITX" case is 4x smaller than this one.

And still the heatsink wouldn't fit. Bra-vo.

THIS is a mini PC.
 
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