CA: ncix.com US: us.ncix.com Zotac has really carved out a little niche for themselves with their mini PCs. You can get them either as a complete system or as a barebones, which gives you lots of options in terms of configurations.

CA: www.ncix.com US: www.us.ncix.com Trying to build a beastly gaming machine with a small footprint? Well you could do a whole lot worse than this awesome Shuttle barebones. I load it up with some pretty sick hardware and get some pretty impressive results!

CA: www.ncix.com US: www.us.ncix.com Shuttle is so quick to market with this product that even the earliest adopters of the Z77 platform should take some time to SERIOUSLY consider this barebones PC. Hint: I will be uploading a video shortly of me running a 7970 and a quad core with perfect stability in this box… That’d be a KILLER LAN machine!

CA: www.ncix.com US: www.us.ncix.com LED lightning for case mods is officially the only way to go. It lasts longer, is easier to use, and is just far more elegant than cathode lighting.

It may not be MY personal project, but it is A personal project. This thing is badass, and it also happens to be the origin of Slick’s nickname. Slick… Like an oil slick… Like in Road Rash…

CA: ncix.com US: us.ncix.com Zotac has been a leader in mini PC technology in recent times, and the AD04 is an evolution on their previous excellent designs.

CA: pc.ncix.com Yet another window into the Crazy Russian laboratory here at NCIX. Check out what he’s cooking up!

CA: ncix.com US: us.ncix.com I’m a TJ07 man myself, but my wife loves the Fractal Design Arc Midi. It’s a sleek looking, well-ventilated mid tower case with solid design and a good price. Based on my experience building and then up/downgrading her PC it’s also quite easy to work in.

CA: ncix.com US: us.ncix.com This is about as dense as you can achieve in terms of performance per cubic meter. I love Shuttles and this one is the highest performance one you can possible get right now!

CA: ncix.com US: us.ncix.com Very impressed with the form factor and specs of this thing. Also love that it comes with no OS allowing users to choose their preferred operating system Consumer choice is always a good thing.