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Hey, I do check in now and then :) we've been testing the second prototype and making some tweaks based on Chris Russel and Eiga's feedback. Probably one final round of prototyping to check those changes and then we'll be ready to go

Hi, it's possible. Due to the internal construction/modularity, it's hard to pick a fixed position for the pump since it needs to protrude into the case. Have to think about it a bit more ...

This case is sandwich only. We might do a reference mod kit eventually but testing results with 50 series have shown sandwich performance is great with an offset. For the initial release though we're just focusing on making offsetting the gpu as painless as possible.

There are plans to replace the badge with button and IO, but it probably won't release until later.

Thanks! No estimates yet, but probably around the 250-350 range. For the next iteration we are implementing some things to reduce costs a bit while preserving the structure and feel, such as extruded front/back panels. The steel rear plates unfortunately are way too heavy to ship them all along...

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Prototype Builds: Mugen Custom loop 6900XT/7800X3D with Modultra LOBO and Alphacool Carbon waterblock, 3x280mm radiators with SW4Pros Ahanix Custom loop 4090FE/7950X3D with Modultra LOBO, 2x280mm radiators with SW4Pros Jayanth Aircooled 4090FE/7950X3D on AXP120-X67 Custom loop 4090FE/7950X3D...

Introduction We (@Jayanth, @Ahanix, @aexeq, @mugencillo, @Nautilus) are proud to introduce the Pantheon, a case collaboratively designed by SFF enthusiasts in partnership with 3FC, the designer behind the T1. The name of the case is meant to reflect this combined development process, and we’ve...

Great, I must’ve missed it in the video. Thanks for clarifying, and good luck with the Kickstarter!

Hey, really nice work. I’m just a bit concerned about the shear on the screws holding up the motherboard and the GPU. Do you think these will hold up to the wear and tear of travel, as people often do with SFF PCs? Maybe hard tubing could help add some rigidity. Other than that small concern...

Hey everyone, I finished my build in the T1 (images at bottom of post). I used the second instruction manual, and that was sufficient for me. However, I have read every post on this thread and seen Optimum Tech's videos, so maybe it wouldn't have been quite as straightforward given less prior...

I think the Asrock x570 board has a thunderbolt port, but it doesn't have a passthrough for a GPU signal. For this concept to work, the motherboard would need a video input, and the GPU would need an internal video output.

My only issue with a vertical layout is that it’s not easy to access the cables. I move my PC around a lot (and maybe a lot of SFF enthusiasts are in the same boat), so if it was vertical, it’d be important for me to be able to easily remove the panel that covers them. My ideal setup would have...

I’m actually not that into it ? kinda ruins the minimal aesthetic for me. I would prefer if it was completely internal (as an addition to the original front panel, not a replacement), though I’m not convinced there’s space for that. Honestly, what I would prefer more is a single front panel to...

What if you dropped the first F, and just did DFab T1? As in "Diminutive Fabrications" or something :P