Recent content by jauris

I was able to assemble my PC in the new case after I got off work today. Thermals are pretty on point, like Gmoney has said. I am running a noctua intake on the bottom and a 180mm silverstone exhaust fan. Timespy stress test loop (20 runs): 5900x with single fan NH-D15S - topped out at 64C...

Ouch, that's tough. I *think* I should be ok with my Strix X570-I as the 8pin is in a slightly different location, but I may need to get that rivet as well to screw it in. We'll see when it shows up - did your tracking update at all from customs to delivery?

Looks like my case got to customs in NY on Saturday. Hopefully I see it this weekend so I can get to building!

Thanks! I wanted to double check, I know it fits 200mm fans, but is there a specific thickness they need to be under? I'm looking at this 180mm fan from silverstone (), which says it is 32mm thick. Is that still within acceptable limits?

Ordered! I can't wait!

No complaints about the manual from me, it’s well laid out and more thorough than many I’ve seen. I did notice that it shows two case fans are included, will there be an option to buy the case without them?

Will you post the date / time in advance for when they go on sale? I'd hate to miss out due to issues with timezones.

Any ETA on the first batch?

I don't think I've heard my PSU (SF750) fan turn on, ever. It's going to be right next to an exhaust, I'm not concerned tbh

How's everything coming along? The prototypes look excellent!

Can you confirm if the side bracket mounted rad will fit 25mm thick 120mm fans? Also, any rough estimates on when preorders might ship?

The two panels don't look too different, I'd probably just stick with the perf panel. I will say, the powdercoating looks awesome!

Nice to see how it compares to something like the NR200 / Ncase M1. Definitely a lot less desk space taken up.

It's been some rough times this past year, can't blame ya. Love the design and I hope you can get it produced, even in small numbers. It's probably my favorite concept on here.

Sounds like a pain in the rear in to use pliers. For anyone who's doing mod work, I'd recommend a nibbler.