MSI's GAMING engineers have taken it all and stuffed it into a tiny 10 liter box called the Nightblade MI2. That's far less than a square foot. You can install a GTX970, a very capable card for those users with 1920x1080 monitors and a decent option at 2560x1600. You can install Intel's latest i7-6700K (although I'd recommend the 65W i7-6700 non-K chip), 32 GBs of RAM, that blazing fast M.2 SSD, and a couple 4 TB mechanicals and another 1 TB SSD for more fast storage should you so choose. With overclocking left alone by using Intel's B150 chipset, you can have it all and stay within the provided PSU's 350W. Yep, all that can be powered quite easily with less than 350W being pulled from the wall socket. Enter MSI's Nightblade MI2.
