Mini-HTPC Build Mounts Underneath Desk or Cabinet

Great $230 mini-HTPC build by Using Windows Home Server.

By Fernando Dunn on August 23, 2010

usingwindowshomeserver.com's Elite 100 Build

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Timothy over at Using Windows Home Server has chronicled how he built a low powered computer to record TV streams from his SiliconDust HD Homerun tuners on a Friday night. He whipped up this bad boy using a Cooler Master Elite 100 Case ($70) and other obvious essential HTPC parts. What I like most about this build is that it mounts underneath a desk (or other cabinetry). This provides a minimal effect and allows you to add a HTPC to your existing setup without looking out of place or obtrusive. Read more about this $230 HTPC build at Using Windows Home Server.

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Fernando Dunn, Founding Editor of The HTPC Blog, has written 96 articles. Fernando makes a living as a help desk supervisor. He digs gadgets, cooking, home improvement, media centers, Google Android and pretty much anything else made by Google. Send an email to Fernando at fernando@thehtpcblog.com.

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