Recent content by Camo5

Imo this is a good thing, I hate dust getting in from the top of my current case

I think I'm definitely going to rotate it counter-clockwise so the motherboard ports face down, so my 120mm aio cooler block stays above the cpu, and better cable management. How does the current set of feet mount? I'm guessing I'll have to bend some metal to get them to work in that config.

Now I'm really curious about the feet mounting. I have a skinny UPS that this chassis would fit almost perfectly on, and I was considering mounting them together. Could we get a post about the current plan for routing cabling and wires?

I can't wait to purchase one of these.

There is a custom supplier of magnetic filters I found: https://www.demcifilter.com/Custom-Fan-Filters once you get the prototype it would be easy to custom order filters to cover all openings :D

Which is a perfectly legitimate compromise, honestly. The main draw for this case is it's very small footprint, so I can keep it under my desk by my feet. Assuming the case material is steel, what are the overall dimensions for the hole cutout area? I'm planning to add some dust filters.

My only genuine concern is for people who are using 3+ of the PCIE lanes on an atx board and looking for a smaller case, such as myself. Using riser cables has always been very off-putting for me

Is it possible to have all ATX components with a 120mm AIO and fan? what would max 2 slot GPU length be? I have an evga 1070 SC

So, I have a pcie adapter card for wireless+bluetooth I pulled from my laptop, is there a mounting point for this such as in a standard case, with the adapter card plugging directly into the mobo? adapter for reference: Mini PCI-E to PCI-E adaptor

Will you add an option for a magnetic filter mesh on the sides or inside?

If you want to fit all of your components (mbo, cpu, gpu, all the drives) in P-ATX, you are going to have to change the cpu cooler and PSU. You can pick some cpu cooler up to 59mm tall, and some SFX psu up to 100mm long. N-ATX will be 14 L and compatible with ATX mbo and psu. Can you tell me...

As I looked at the specs, my aio is a h80 (120mm x 152mm x 42mm) and psu is a CS850M (150mm W x 160mm L x 86mm T) Would you consider an 11 liter variant case that's 30mm longer and 10mm thicker to accommodate all full-sized components?

I'm looking to jump into the sff game with my current atx hardware - notable points are 2x 3.5" HDDs, 2x 2.5" drives, 1x external drive, full ATX psu semi-modular, corsair H70 AIO with 120mm fan, and a 2 slot EVGA 1070sc gpu (267mm long) Would these components fit, and is it possible to keep...