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Is the CONSWOLE handle the same as the Cerberus X? I want to re-use the one I bought with the Cerberus X since I didn't end up using it in that build.

Yeah, I have no interesting technique unfortunately. I just snipped the excess rubber right off with some wirecutters. It also makes removing the fans slightly harder but it's fine. The cost of SFF, right?

And if you’re talking about the mounting pegs, I didn’t hesitate to break them for one-time use because they’re not that expensive to get a box of if I need more in the future: NA-SAV2

Not sure what you’re asking. I snipped the extra length of the rubber pegs used to mount the fans because they were way too long and in the way of things like the top panel. The corner rubber pieces can easily be removed without breaking anything if you need to.

Just posted my build log in its own thread: https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/custom-power-coated-cerberus-x-build-log.9887/

I bought a custom power-coated Cerberus X and just recently finished the build. My parts list: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/altano/saved/2WZP3C All Pictures: Some interesting hiccups along the way: The ASRock Taichi Ultimate motherboard has huge vrm heatsinks that limited the top fans. I...

Ping @KSliger (no rush, but if you wouldn't mind taking a look!)

It says at the top of the official page: “Support for ATX, EATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards” Note that mATX is not listed but mini-ITX is. Confusingly people refer to micro-ATX as mATX instead of µATX, which people sometimes confuse with mini-ITX. Perhaps that’s what you’re thinking?

There seems to be extensive info on here about cooling the Cerberus but I was wondering what exactly was different for the Cerberus X (which I have on the way!). I have an RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition which is only 268mm long so I theoretically have enough room for an AIO cooler on both the...