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Check this question<br />
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Check this question
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21085986/EASY-Need-smallest-full-ATX-case-available-Someone-point-me-there-for-500-pts-smallest-wins.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21085986/EASY-Need-smallest-full-ATX-case-available-Someone-point-me-there-for-500-pts-smallest-wins.html]


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That link is three years old! &nbsp;The links in it are dead mostly. 
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That link is three years old!  The links in it are dead mostly.

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The smallest depth I can find in desktops is one by HP at 16.28&quot; ... Dells all run 17&quot; to 18&quot;. &nbsp; My cabinet is 17.5&quot; deep but i need some room in the back for wires. &nbsp;what should I get? &nbsp;should I go for a slimline and give up a bay, or does someone make shallow regular mini tower cases. &nbsp;i appreciate the advice.<br />
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thanks,<br />
greg<br />

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The smallest depth I can find in desktops is one by HP at 16.28" ... Dells all run 17" to 18".   My cabinet is 17.5" deep but i need some room in the back for wires.  what should I get?  should I go for a slimline and give up a bay, or does someone make shallow regular mini tower cases.  i appreciate the advice.

thanks,
greg


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