Smallest non-slim MicroAtx Case

[imported_faddat]

I am trying to build the smallest no-compromises computer possible. Currently I'm using an Apevia Qpack2 and it's just not small enough for my needs-- I travel between the US and South Korea frequently and I have nice setups on both ends to plug the thing into.

Here's the hardware that I want to stuff into this teeny case:
*1 Really large HDD (500-1TB) with room for a 2nd
*A quad core processor (I'd take recommendations on AMD/Intel,too-- I am unsure)
*6GB of DDR2 RAM at 800MHZ - I've got it already and I want to use it
*a nice speedy DVD burner
*A Soundblaster Audigy2 - I own this
*a Geforce 8400 (I own this and I totally regret it....)
*all in a MicroAtx motherboard. I've got an Asus P2mv, running a dual-core right now. If I could upgrade to an AMD quad, I would skip a motherboard upgrade

Anyway, the real question is -- What's the smallest case I can stuff all of this stuff into. Here are the dimensions of my current case: 9" x 11.2" x 14.7" (H x W x D)

This case clocks in at 11 pounds or about 5 kilos. The lighter, the better, as well.

Thanks for any help!

 

[Zap]

This case measures 14.5" x 5.8" x 13.5" (D x W x H) and has a PSU good enough for anything except video cards that need additional power. However, it is kind of noisy because it has three 60mm fans in it. The PSU is decent quality, a dual rail FSP made unit. The case looks slim, but can take regular sized cards. The PSU is "standard" SFX sizing, meaning replacements are available from various brands including Enermax, FSP and even Seasonic.

Here's a pic of the case (one exactly like it but different make) next to an Ultra MicroFly (exact same size as an X-Qpack2).