Revenant – Page 14 – SFF.Network

Densium is going all in on their Densium 4 SFF case by doing a promo that they themselves admit might be a bit crazy. If you reserve a case in the next 72 hours, you will not only get a hearty discount on the case, but also a free Z39 CPU cooler. The Z39 cooler is a custom design by Densium that’s also in crowd funding status. It features a black or nickel plate color, 4 heat pipes, and is designed for 65 watt CPUs. The normal price is $39.99. All in all, not a bad deal. Follow this link …

Read more…

Photo Credit – Densium Densium has shown a new prototype to their upcoming 4L case. The case features a sandwich style design with an under-mounted Flex-ATX PSU. The front panel is a single piece of 5mm thick waxed rosewood. While we often see wood used on the top panels of cases, designers rarely use them on front panels. In this instance, the wood can be removed and custom drilled without damaging the mounting. This could allow for some very creative designs for the wood workers, carpenters, and craftsmen of the SFF world. Photo Credit – Densium The specs of the …

Read more…

  (Image Credit – All images by Artesian Builds) Artesian Builds have begun taking pre-orders for their upcoming Pluto small form factor case. Starting as a thread on SFFN, the Pluto has evolved into a premium design that incorporates real wood into the case. The top panel and feet are wood, while the side panel and frame are aluminum and steel respectively. The side panels actually wrap around and meet in the front of the case creating a unique look and design. Three different color options are available: Midnight Black with walnut wood. Slate Gray with walnut wood. Cloud White …

Read more…

Image Credit – COOJ   COOJ has reported via the SFFN forum that production on the MQ5 case has been completed, and the units are now enroute to the warehouse. COOJ currently has three concepts in production, with the MQ5 being the smallest of them. They all features a thick aluminum outer shell, with a premium build. The MQ5 checks in at just 5.5L in size, while the largest case, the Chancellor Z13, is 14.1L in volume. We have a Chancellor Z13 on order, and will have a full review when it arrives. In the meantime, check out the SFFN …

Read more…

Image Credit – NCASE / Wahaha360   The original Meshlicious from SSUPD was a very successful and sought after design. Many people didn’t realize that one half the original NCASE duo was responsible for creating it. Wahaha360 has posted to the Small Form Factor Network forum that he will be spearheading a redesign of the Meshlicious; this time made by Streacom. Why the switch? He hasn’t said. However, Streacom is known for high quality fabrication including the BC1 test bench that we use for ATX board testing. So what are the changes for the new Meshlicious? All we know right …

Read more…

(Image Credit – Thorzone) The Thorzone Mjolnir has been a highly anticipated and sought after sandwich style case. Pre-orders for the first batch closed leaving many wanting more. Well, good news. Pre-Orders for the next batch are now open. This time, aside from the case and a few accessories, Thorzone has introduced a new vertical adapter called the Borg. Available in three different colors, the Borg transitions the Mjolnir into a tower style SFF case, with the ports at the bottom. It features a two-tone design, and is made out of solid aluminum to match the existing case. (Image Credit …

Read more…

Jonsbo has shown the VR3; a mesh tower based SFF case. The design features a vertical sandwich design akin to the SSUPD Meshlicious, and mesh panels that wrap around the front and sides in a single piece. The rear of the case has a grab handle as the VR3 has a central core that slides in and out of the outer case. The top of the case is a solid panel with USB and USB-C ports. Coming in both black and white, the VR3 supports up to a 280mm AIO or radiator in the front, GPUs up to 325mm in …

Read more…

Image Credit – Dondan Lian Li has partnered with the legendary Dan to produce his latest creation: the A4-H20. Designed as an AIO friendly version of the original A4-SFX, the case has grown into a potentially sweet spot of SFF designs. It has support for a 240mm AIO, slot GPU, and has been designed with the input of the SFF users of Small Form Factor Network. In fact,  you can visit the original thread and follow the progress. Click here for the SFF Network Thread. It’s through this thread, on page 13, that Dan gave SFF users some exciting news: …

Read more…