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New update in the main thread!

I think I'll be ordering a new batch in Februrary that will take roughly 2 months to finish

The Enhance 7660b is now back in stock, but had to increase the price sadly - The PCIe risers will be back in stock around the same time as the new batch of Densium 4+ arrive at the warehouse at the beginning of next month.

My point is that I was trying to make the case as versatile as possible.

Also think the 1 slot card is great for people who want to use an old CPU without iGPU to build a home server or media PC. Could just purchase a gt1030 for dirt-cheap

The ID-Cooling IS-55 have been performing very well on benchmarks despite its height. You could then fit a 25mm fan and squeeze even more performance out if it.

Yes you could potentially do this, but you wouldnt fit the IO-shield properly

To fit this I'd have to extend the case height by at least 10mm

October 26th 2022 Update Haven't updated you in a while, because I've been busy re-designing, making renders and a webpage! It's now available for Pre-order! I've now added some updated pictures to this thread, but there are tons more on the product page. I've also updated the AR link at the...

October 4th 2022 Update Yesterday I recieved the first prototype, and oh my - it's beautiful. This 1st prototype will be nothing like the final product, as I've decided to increase the size of the case, in return of Flex-ATX PSU and taller CPU coolers. I've been hard at work in my CAD-program...

Nice! I have replacement powercables in stock now, I'll send you a discount code for them so you can have it for free :)

Back when I had a 11400f I set the power-limit to 90W. Reached equillibrium at 90C with my Z39, so it is most definetly possible :)) Also, don't forget about Gentlewomen :P

I've got a great idea for modularity though. Instead of fixed motherboard standoffs, we can simply add holes to the 'spine' and use removable screw/spacer combinations. Would allow the user to choose from a series of mounting holes, depending on their PCIe-card and PSU combo. "Worst" part is it...

I've got some ideas, but it'll need some fiddlin' inside Solidworks before I'll find a sensible solution for all of this, will make an update if I get a breakthrough

Yes, my only qualm with adding the GPU support is that it does add to the complexity and final price of the product (and will have to reflect on the product price). I'd like to avoid adding a feature only 5 out of a 100 people would actually use, as the other 95 customers will have to pay for...