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I'd like to see the case adjusted to take standard depth fans - no slim ones.

Well done! Do you own a laser cutter? How is the IO shield fitment?

@Antioch @Thehack - sure. I'm talking about the Focus SGX series from Seasonic - https://seasonic.com/focus-sgx Model Numbers: Focus SGX-450 Focus SGX-500 Focus SGX-650

@Thehack Any thought on making a version for the newly released Seasonic SFX PSUs? More reasonable in price than the Corsairs (inflated for some reason). Would be happy to buy a donor unit or conduct any testing. I have a multimeter, good soldering skills, a desoldering gun, and crimping...

Why not get it reanodized? Are you doing a single solid color or a design?

You're actually looking for something more flexible. I use silicon wire in my builds. They are so soft they're "floppy". They can't really be trained and bent permanently like for show cases, but they are so much more flexible and more easily routed in a case. Perfect for SFF. If you're...

Undervolt that sucker! Super easy to do, and HUGE thermal benefits for SFF without any performance loss.

Jumping into this thread late (45 pages deep!!!). Loving the case - but if I understand correctly, it requires the use of 10mm tall fans at the top. Not sure if revision suggestions are being tracked here or elsewhere, but I'd really recommend increasing the height of the case to accommodate...

I'm in for 2 if you get to production. Would prefer VESA mounting option.

For air cooling, there's no better option that fresh air ducting. I did this in my a50 (very similar case). LMK if you have questions. I have no doubt that this setup could handle a gently undervolted Ryzen 9, or a medium overclocked i5-i7...

Nope no issues. What psu are you using?

@wsgroves - might be basic, but wondering if you tested your ram. Few passes of memtest may be in order. That's the first thing I check on systems that are crashing randomly. Saves a lot of headaches.

I believe 9.8l. Thanks for the nice comments!

If you can export as .DXF autocad 2007 compatible it would work. THANKS!

Keep in mind that ducted is much different than vented in terms of concept and performance. With a properly constructed duct, you can expect temps similar to a free air workbench (or better if you optimize airflow) since whatever you're ducting does not interface with the hot/turbulent case...