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Does that case use a riser for the GPU, or does it slot directly into the motherboard? It doesn't seem to say anywhere on the page and I can't quite tell from looking at the pictures.

I'm curious though, why does all the documentation say it's ATX and not mATX? For dimensions it lists 24.4cm x 24.4 cm, which is correct for mATX, but nothing actually says it's micro ATX explicitly.

Excellent find. I'm gonna bookmark that one for sure.

Good lord, $600 for the X670E GENE mATX. Hopefully we have some strong B650E mATX options for those of us who want PCIE 5.0 support for both the GPU and SSD but don't won't to blow that kind of money on just a mobo.

I would assume that's what it's intended to use considering it supports up to 158mm and the NH-U12A is supposedly 158mm tall. In the pictures you can see that even an NH-D15S fits if you use 120mm fans instead of 140mm.

Extremely interesting. A little big at 35 liters, but you're getting quiet a bit of compatibility along with that size. Most of that volume though is due to it being tall, so I can't complain too much. It'll take up about the same amount of desk space as my Cerberus-X does now, so whatever...

Will there be a vented front panel for the ATX PSU? Seems suboptimal to have the PSU fan towards the inside fighting with the CPU cooler for air, especially since it seems like the PSU is basically just dumping its heat into the bottom of the case to be sucked up by the CPU cooler. I'd think it...

How would this need to be configured in order to fit both 360mm radiators at once? None of the pictures show this configuration. Looking at what we are shown, it looks like it would require an SFX PSU since an ATX one would block the side mounted rad, and it looks like it would require the GPU...

Yeah, I've had a front mounted 280mm radiator with tubes on top for about a year. I knew it wasn't optimal when I built it, but it was the only way to make it fit while also having two 140mm intake fans on the bottom. It hasn't been too big of an issue so far. Every once in while I hear tiny...

Thank you! I'm glad it turned out as well as it did. As for the feet, I was able to get them to level out a little by tightening them down more. With all the added weight at least the foot that will be facing me looks more or less level. The more problematic one is still a little angled, but...

Finished my Cerberus-X build today! ^_^ First time building in such a small case and it was a hell of a time lol. Even a small mistake can mean a lot of rework. In the end though, I absolutely love how this all turned out.

I found I can mitigate it somewhat by lightly bending the feet in the correct direction and then tightening them down. One of the feet is much better, but the other is still angled a bit. It's not a big deal, but I'm a bit obsessive compulsive so I can't help but notice it. The worse of the two...

I received my Cerberus-X today. I noticed that the back feet don't appear to sit flush with the desk. If you look at them at eye level they both appear to be at a slight angle with a millimeter or so between the highest point of the black rubber pad and the desk. Is that normal? The front feet...

I see a lot of people running AIO's in the Cerberus with the radiator in the bottom. I was always under the impression that this was a bad idea as it would cause air bubbles to collect in the pump resulting in pump noise and possible damage to the pump. Is this not actually the case? With how...

Got notified tonight that my shipping label was created :D