A normal ITX case is built for a desk. Put it on a factory line, inside a moving vehicle, or in a dusty telecom hut and it’ll start acting weird. Fans clog. Screws back out. EMI gremlins show up and…
When you build a small ITX batch, heat is the quiet problem that shows up after you ship. One unit boots fine on your bench. Another throttles in a warm office. Then support tickets start rolling in, and your “small…
You want a tiny box that behaves like a serious server pc case, not like a toy desktop.No screaming fans. No dust hurricane. Just a quiet brick that runs 24/7 in a rack, on a wall, or under a desk.…
When you build at the edge, the box around the hardware is not “just a case”. Space is tiny, air flow is bad, and nobody wants to drive two hours to restart a node that overheated again. Picking between Mini-ITX,…
You want a tiny box that still behaves like a real computer case server.Two drives, decent temps, low noise, easy service.Not a screaming brick hiding under a desk. That mix is basically what a dual-drive Mini ITX case lives or…
Edge computing sounds big, but a lot of real work runs on small metal boxes hiding in cabinets, kiosks, and wall boxes.That box is often an industrial ITX server case. IStoneCase builds this kind of gear every day — from…
You want a tiny rig that runs cool and quiet. Fair ask. SFF (small form factor) airflow just needs a plan: clear paths, right fans, and gentle control. Below is a punchy, field-tested way to think about it—plus practical scenarios…