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Only other question I can think of is: what is the diameter of the switch opening, for using custom vandal switches?

I am well aware, but I am personally in favor of having the future proof kit on hand now.

How long is the PCIE riser? I am likely to replace it with a PCIE 4 certified unit.

Mine does, but I might cover the riser cable in electrical tape anyway ?

Any modifications to the mounting points on the female end of the 3M riser?

This has probably already been asked, but will the VK-5 1.1 revision come with a PCIe 4.0 compatible riser?

My idea for the front header is to combine a short extension from the motherboard to the CableCC unit mentioned previously in this thread. While it does create more cable clutter, it will get the job done.

Oh, so a Type C but only USB 3.0 speeds. Perfect!

As cool as the new revision having front USB C is, there are few itx boards with that header on them. Will the previous revision panel with 3.0 type A be available anywhere or as a purchase option?

That's what I figured. There is some breathing room in between since my current build has an EVGA 1050 ti, which has a nameplate on the top edge, which uses up that space, so it will be interesting to play with once this AC-DC converter comes out.

None of the diagrams show an overheight card with an internal brick, but I will take your word for it and keep a dremel handy.

My main question is overheight GPU support in an S4M. Will this fit with a ZOTAC 1070 mini or will I need to use a Gigabyte single fan model to fit?

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IRLERWQ/?tag=theminutiae-20 That is the cable I purchased, everything on it lines up perfectly, rated for up to 10A 125v. I tested the plug I used with an outlet tester and it came back as being wired correctly, with the neutral connection being grounded. I...

Yes, I double checked that I cut the ground wire. Ground wires are almost universally denoted by a two-color shield, in this case, yellow with a green stripe. The connector between the inlet section and the transformer itself also has the ground inside a square plug, different from the neutral...

It is a recent 3 wire unit, which functioned perfectly using the stock C14 connector, but with the ground wire cut and capped, and then failed when using the C8. I am trying again with a pre-wired C8 purchased from Josh, which he says should work with newer units. I do also have to factor in...