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Building a High End HTPC featuring the Thermaltake Mozart Enclosure
Posted by: Philipp Esselbach on: 12/01/2007 11:15 AM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 1742 views
OCC has published a guide of building a High End HTPC featuring the Thermaltake Mozart Enclosure
Building a High End HTPC featuring the Thermaltake Mozart Enclosure
| The Mozart TX case can house two motherboards, a full ATX and a Mini ITX. Sold as optional components, you can add a 7" LCD monitor, and a mini ITX PSU to power the unit. The case does have a 7" drive bay to accommodate. Under the stabilization bar is where the standoffs for the mini ITX board are pre installed. Above the bar is where you systems PSU will mount. |
Building a High End HTPC featuring the Thermaltake Mozart Enclosure
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