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@sergiiua, So i’ve been using the mini 4L ver 4.0 if i’m not mistaken for about 6 months now and I do have a recommendation after all these months. If you haven’t done so in the versions after mine, I would put better feets then the small rubbery ones that are on version 4.0. The glue on them...

@sergiiua, just saw you updated the first page to rev 5.1. I think that will help with some of problems that were left. I do hope that people will put some review of their case as per rev 5 and 5.1 when they'll received it so that the community might know if they are still challenges to overcome.

@sergiiua, I took the time to look at the dimension of Dan A4-SFX as it relates well to the Mini. Specifically the video card side. If you look at this webpage, you will notice at the Graphics card section that they are compatible with cards that are 40mm width. The most interesting thing though...

I beg to differ. My review of the case was very clear on this. If you don't have enough space for the m/b shield, you have a dimension problem. If you can barely install a video card because the case isn't large enough, not long enough but large enough, you have a dimension problem. I'm not...

Come to think about it, @sergiiua should just make 2 versions of the L9 version as his standards. Anything else should be considered modding. Pay the extra and you'll get the size you need for your CPU heatsink and/or the length for your video card. End of story.

Honestly, there's no reason to make it this big. Instead of making space for the C7, @sergiiua could just make a version for the L9 and one for the C7. Mini L9 Light : 108 x 185 x 190 (3.8L) Mini L9 : 108 x 185 x 225 (4.5L) Mini C7 Light : 120 x 185 x 190 (4.22L) Mini C7 : 120 x 185 x 225...

That's quite interesting that hdd didn't fit. I received my case like 2 weeks ago. Haven't had the time to take pics and such, but I didn't have any problems with my hdd. In fack, unlike the pic, I have metal brackets to hold my hdd so I can screw it on the sides. The holes are 1/4 inch long so...

Well, right off the bat I can tell you that those two heatsink are the same with the exception that the L9i is for Intel based CPUs and L9a is for AMD CPUs. So in your case, you need to get the L9a. As for your second question, there's not much to gain to get the x370 in your case. The...

Any news about the PSU for people that ordered with through you @sergiiua on party 7? I still haven't received it. Just got the email about my case being shipped. Can't wait to put my computer part in this case. :-)

The clearance for the video card is without the hard drive. If you want to add a hard drive, i suggest the 4.0L version.

I've been using a clipboard with the motherboard screws under it since January until I get my case. It surprisingly does a good job. I use the paper holder to hold my hdd. If I had the G-Unique PSU with that, It would almost be an interesting open air setup. I could just hang in on the wall. lol!

@sergiiua, I'm I ready page 1 correctly? As of today, you're starting to package the cases and shipping them?

@bakakiba, fair enough. If your system meets your needs, why spend money. And the 2500 is a good processor. I don't think you'll have to much trouble with heat and noise. I myself am waiting for batch 7 to arrive. I'll post some details once I get it. I have a i5-6500 with a GTX 1060. Not the...

@bakakiba, what's your setup and what case size and vents would you take? Maybe someone has the same thing or quite similar that could give you a idea of heat and noise.

I can see my case. It's the one at the left in the third image. :-)))) It's happening.