Yeah my bad it only supports 1 slot
I'm really struggling to find a case suitable, unless you know of anymore thinner ones I might have to resort to a more cube like case.
I have another bag that could support
w: 30cm L: 37cm h: 22cm

Remeasured my case and my dimensions still stand
I had a look through the Silverstone cases and found the smaller version ML03 https://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=283&area=en This would fit in with my measurements and supports micro-atx
I also updated the part list for an ATX PSU https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/GgL7yX
Thanks a lot

Thanks for the suggestions :)
How does this look for a final build + the ML04 as you suggested (It's not listed on the pc picker)
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/Txkdvn

The case i measured is a hardshell case, but I also have a gym bag with almost identical measurements (same length but 2cm less width) which has a bit of stretch to it. It also has about 26cm of height available. If these measurments are too restricting buying a new suitcase could be an option. Thanks

Sorry its been a few days
I measured my suitcase and found the maximum dimensions the case could be
Length: 44cm
Width : 34cm
Height: 16cm

I'd say because of the height restriction the prefered shape would be the thinner the better. My backpack has the same Width and Length but the Height is much more lacking. Open to recommendations

I think i'll go with the cheaper board and chip if it doesn't make too much of a difference
Thanks

If we could keep a similar size relative to the ones you guys were speaking about that would be great. Basically any size small enough to slide into a backpack/small suitcase.

Wouldn't you want to downgrade if you were planning on overclocking so you could match the same power as better components? or am I just being dumb.

Cheers

I didn't want to get in the middle of this friendly debate.

Handle: Really not bothered it's nice but not necessary at all. Kind of realised I would have to bag it up and would not really have a use for it.
Size: I'm not sure how to answer this one, both the cases you and Arie listed look fine in terms of size.
Overclocking: I never planned on overclocking I assumed the way it comes would be enough for what I need, I think I would happy with the default settings.

Sorry I've been at this for a couple of days and gone full circle on what I want multiple times because of people's recommendations and I apolgise for that
Throw everything out of the window of what I said previously and just start again
Hi Setsul, I would like a portable gaming rig that I can take to LANs in and out of the country
Please comment on this https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/HHYCMZ
I have a budget of about £1.5k and I am open to suggestions
Thank you

Any modifications you would make to this?
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/CZq2zY

I am pretty set on the case, it's perfect for what I want (taking it as handluggage on flights and stuff). Unless you know of a case that is portable with one hand this is the one I would prefer to have.

In terms of components I'm not too invested in the ones I listed, it was just something I pulled together to give you a sense of the power I wanted. If you have suggestions for a complete build I'd be happy to hear it.

I just found this https://pcpartpicker.com/list/NFQPLk for an idea of dimensions that fit if this helps at all.

Thanks for the help

Please bestow your wisdom on me Setsul
I want something that is small and easily portable in and out of the country for different LAN events
TF2 primarily but I don't want to be held back if I do want to play something with more demanding specifications

Something I made in 15 minutes
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/JPPLbX
This or something similar is what I would like for a case : https://www.newegg.com/global/uk/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811112407
Budget: £1.5k Max

Never really done this before so any advice would be great
Thanks in advance

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1. There isn't much a downside to the iron bomber, for me at least it feels a lot more consistant to aim. Use either it won't effect much.
2. As long as your sens isn't holding you back from being aware of your surroundings and doesn't take you 2 lenghts of your mousepad to do a 180; you're probably ok. I use 17.3cm but I know other good demos that use 35+.
3. MGE/DM is a big one. Lay some defensive stickies infront of you if you think you may be pushed. Using stickies as a way to influence your enemie's movement and to make you have an easier time landing pipes. A lot of new demos don't understand that sweet spot between where you are safely spamming and where you are not, try to be conscious of this. This question is 75% practice though.
4. Mentally ask yourself every 10 seconds: Am I safe? If not, where should I be? Where is the most influential position to be in right now? After a while this stuff becomes habit.
5. Playing the game, getting used to your sens and the speed of pipes. Waiting for scouts to double jump instead of anticipating. Like I said before using stickies as deterrants to force your enemies to move in a certain direction.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlCRfTmBSGs