The answer, at least for the Framework Desktop announced today: a gaming PC that takes advantage of many PC standards and offers a unique combination of small size and high performance but which is ...

If you just want the mini ITX board to put in a case of your choosing ... tiles on the front (which can be either bought or 3D-printed), and two slots on the front for the same expansion cards ...

Everything inside the mini PC is standardized, so you can put it into your case and swap out parts like ... the tiles so you can theoretically 3D print your own at home. There is one thing ...

TL;DR: Framework has launched a new modular Desktop PC featuring AMD's Ryzen AI Max series "Strix Halo" APUs, offering up to 16 cores, 32 threads, and 128GB of RAM. It includes a Mini-ITX ...

To that end, the Framework Desktop fits an AMD Ryzen AI Max (aka Strix Halo) processor, a Radeon 8060S integrated GPU, and up to 128 GB of soldered RAM in a 4.5-L Mini-ITX form factor. The chip is ...

The Framework Desktop is a 4.5L Mini-ITX PC that ... around PCs and PC gaming first-hand." On the outside, it features a customizable front-panel with 21 tiles that can be 3D printed for more ...

In typical Framework fashion, the Desktop maintains open PC standards, with the AMD Ryzen AI Max having a mini ITX form factor ... have experimented with 3D printing unique designs.

Today, Framework introduced the Framework Desktop, a tiny 4.5L Mini-ITX ... of the case to be made up of 21 color-customizable tiles, and the firm open sourced the design so you can 3D print ...

If you’re just using a normal PC case, a standard ATX motherboard is what you need. However, if your case is smaller, it may only fit microATX (mATX) or mini-ITX motherboards. The latter are ...

The mini PC's case can have either black or translucent side panels, with an optional carrying handle. Its front panel is made up of 21 color-customizable tiles, the design of which has been open ...