ITX budget PC

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a laptop would be better for lan party, your friend house got extra monitor to lend you? if not you need to carry your ITX + monitor + keyboard + mouse :s22:
if its just for moving from room to living room, no need go for itx if on budget, cause it would normally be more exp than a normal atx setup.
 
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a laptop would be better for lan party, your friend house got extra monitor to lend you? if not you need to carry your ITX + monitor + keyboard + mouse :s22:
if its just for moving from room to living room, no need go for itx if on budget, cause it would normally be more exp than a normal atx setup.

He using matx casing not itx.
Therefore should be called matx not itx.
Maybe he got car or don't mind taxi to carry everything.
 

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He using matx casing not itx.
Therefore should be called matx not itx.
Maybe he got car or don't mind taxi to carry everything.

he getting matx case but itx board, his title also put ITX, thus i trying to tell him to ditch ITX and go other size
 

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The C3 might be able to house itx and matx.
Description is solely on matx but specification states itx/matx
 

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yup doesn't make sense at all.
using m-atx casing but using less feature and more expensive itx board.

C3 is tempo casing... i still looking for a nice slim and light one. Still looking around.... want it as compact and light as possible. So easier to pack and carry ard

Laptop is nono. Hated that.
Buy it at 6k.... feels like 2k desktop also perform better.
 
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C3 is tempo casing... i still looking for a nice slim and light one. Still looking around.... want it as compact and light as possible. So easier to pack and carry ard

Laptop is nono. Hated that.
Buy it at 6k.... feels like 2k desktop also perform better.

:D
Rich Guy spotted.
6k laptop.
 

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To be honest, I do agree with Entry Level PC that 4 to 5 kg is not something that you will likely lug along, especially when TS mentioned about bringing it overseas. For mobility, nothing beats a NUC form factor, if not a laptop. Too much drama bringing carrying a desktop along, even if its using an ITX form factor.
 
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