MicroATX AMD mobo and case build help please

[IRONPIG1]

Well I want to build a very portable PC with my AMD CPU thus I will be going in the MicroATX direction.

I've been looking at a lot of motherboards are uATX cases but just cant decide.

I don't think I need USB3 nor 4 x DIMM slots right?
I need the case to be small and strong enough to move it to another place via car every 2 weeks or so.
I only have 4gb ram(Corsair XMS3 2x2gb dual channel), want 8 but think i should just buy a new 2x4gb dual channel?

I've been looking @ these:

MOBO 1: Asus M5A78L-M LX AM3/AM3+ Dual-Channel DDR3 PCI-E x16 (Supports X4 955 cpu but dont know if I'll use the 4x DIMM slots or the USB 3)

MOBO2: Seems like the others only go up to 95W cpus support.


CASE1: Coolermaster Elite 343 (RC-343-KKN1) Black Chassis - No PSU (MicroATX)

CASE2: Zalman T2 Mini Micro ATX Gaming Chassis Seems like its the smallest one i'll find.

CASE3: Coolermaster RC-344-SKN2 Elite 344 Black & Blue USB3.0 Micro-ATX Chassis

CASE4: Gigabyte GZ-M1 M1 Micro ATX Desktop Chassis with Mouse, keyboard and 320W Power Supply Smallest but would my PSU fit in that 320w's place?

CASE5: Silverstone SST-PS07B Precision Series 07 Black M-ATX Desktop Chassis Looks sturdy but seems like the width is too much or what you think?

What needs to fit in there:

CPU : AMD X4 955 with H60 enclosed liquid cooler.
GPU : HD5850(ASUS EAH)
PSU : Cooler Master eXtreme Power Plus (150 x 140 x 86 mm)
RAM : Well, I could get 2 x 4gb something. DDR3 @ 1600mhz


Thank you for the help in advance!

 

[CataclysmZA]

For a mATX build, I'd recommend the Elite 344 (Rebeltech has it cheaper). The USB 3.0 support on the board is nice and will come in handy if you have USB 3.0 devices in future, but at this point if I was looking for those features in an AMD build I'd rather get into socket FM2 instead with the A8-5600K.

The GZ-M1's power supply won't suffice and the T2 and T1 are difficult to build into (cable management almost doesn't exist). I guess you could make things easier on yourself by looking at the Cooler Master Elite 361 (user review here, more pictures here) which is based on the Elite 360 (review over here). The 360's design was better, but it's difficult to find one these days. At the very least, it won't restrict your choices of what hardware you'll be shoving in and your monitor can sit on top of it, bringing it more to eye level.

 

[IRONPIG1]

Thank you for the reply, I'm checking the Elite 344 and 360 out. The T1 and T2 seem like they stand higher but dont have much depth. Thanks for mentioning the cable management and building, will keep that in mind!

I would like to keep the case as small as possible. Will update when I see something better.