Looks cool, in both senses of the word. Tiny AT cases with poor ventilation are a problem once you begin to add toasty video cards like the Voodoo2.

Looks almost as big as my main pc case. Would love to find something like that if I had the space.

Well a giant case is for giant motherboard.

I have a 486 ISA board with 16 x 30 pin SIMM slots and a Weitek socket I plan on using with one of my full tower AT cases (the motherboard barely fit into a midsize ATX case I have). Another option would be a dual processor AT board (Dual P1's in my case). Anything much newer will probably be ATX.

AntiRevisionism wrote on 2020-10-21, 00:23:

A server? Dual/quad processor workstation?

Yep, no name servers were still very common till roughly early 2000's
I've a similar case that was an old Netware server. Dual slot 1 MB (with only a single P2 400 installed) bunch of SCSI HDD's, tape drive, those front bays start to fill quick. Also good at generating heat which is why it's quite nice having the HDD's located away from the M/B

Interesting are the Slot covers on both sides of the Keyboard port, I only saw few motherboards with this config.
Perfect match would be a 486 or early Pentium Server Board, eg. AMI Enterprise III or Asus T2P4D(S).

That case looks pretty nice actually. Have you ever weighed it?

Tetrium wrote on 2020-10-22, 11:38:

That case looks pretty nice actually. Have you ever weighed it?

I have not, but it's quite heavy compared to all my other cases. It actually has wheels on the bottom for moving it around.
Looks like the original seller still has a couple for sale: https://www.ebay.com/itm/173847770911

The ASUS P/I-P65UP8 was an absolute unit made for this type of case. The swappable CPU card feature has made it quite a collectible item though.