Recent content by Darthbaggins

Highly interested in this due to my son's rig I built would highly benefit from this, as I would love to add either a raid card or sata card so I can fully populate the media server side thatg justified to the wife why my 5yr old needed a rig of the caliber I built. But after reading it looks...

Just watched the video and would love this case for to the Watercooling options at such a small package. I can agree with the venue side panels pls a tempered glass option (acrylic just scratches to easily - especially with micro scratches from cleaning)

What case is that in the initial article photo?

Also the Mini-Van is a great 40% board

The only way a 240 will fit is if you use a mITX GPU, even then it will be tight. Still interested in the case, just some unexpected things have delayed it

To me 60% has been the best overall function/size keyboard. Love my iKBC Poker II (type-c)

It does look to be, just a small droop too

Not a bad score for a fanless :thumb:

hmmm. . . another mITX AM4 board to ponder, AMD has been enticing me to come back to the Red team but the Blue team keeps dragging me back lol

As long as the fans are quieter than some of the Delta fans I've had in the past I'm ok lol.

Looks good with the added stack :thumb:

ok cool, I can find a good 280x30mm (HWL GTS280) which will allow for a standard ML140 (25mm thick fan).

Oh I've already seen a few, might have to take a BH2 off a member's hands (something to at least get me moving in the SFF direction). I can say moving even the 303 is a hassle (weighs about 40-50Lbs) - but it is easier than when I was using my M8 w/ pedestal lol.

But what are the max thicknesses of the rad & fans allowed, I know in some you have to look for a Ultra low profile/slim profile for fittament. Because a rad that is 30mm thick is simple to find but finding a good SP low profile fan is not

That sucks, but again I don't know what the power draw on the CoffeeLake refresh (the 8c16t that has been teased) is supposed to be so a 650w might do the trick. In all I would have preferred the 750w due to some headroom for OC's etc.