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https://www.moddiy.com/products/GPU-VGA-8Pin-6Pin-PCIE-U-Turn-180-Degree-Angle-Connector-Adapter-Board.html Got two of these in 8Pin type B configuration for the Asus TUF card

Based on measurements, the 15mm fans won't fit (just barely) but I can give it a try when I receive my card and post back.

Got a late preorder in for an Asus TUF 3080 from overclockers, and picked up some low profile connectors from moddiy, hopefully it will cram all in nice and tight. If I have to remove some shroud, then I will.

This is pretty much my ideal layout, will be keeping an eye on this one, very nice.

Started to build it tonight after my replacement side panel came in, and it looks like the black M3 8mm screws used to hold the metal blocks in place for the PSU weren't included in my box, instead I have some much longer silver M3 screws that were bagged alongside the metal blocks. The plastic...

Got mine delivered yesterday, but it looks like I messed up the configurator and got the wrong right panel (defaulted to full I/O, meant to get Vandal). So I have a different panel coming in on Friday, the shipping from overclockers to the US is really fast, and if you are like me and never home...

Should have thought of this earlier, but is it possible to flip the I/O to the other side of the case?

Just wanted to post a solid: WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT! The photos look great.

Sorry to pester, as I'm sure you would post an update in here if you had one, but was late September still the plan for release?

In anticipation, ripped out my system out of the Dan Case, and got the NH U9S. Putting it in a Thermaltake Core V1 for now, anxiously waiting for this case so I can move it in there instead. Think it will be neat cooling a 3800X on air in such a small space.

Now that we are getting possibly closer to release, would you mind updating the OP with the final design and information about the case (liters, dimensions, build shots)? Might help those browsing through... just a thought. Hope all is going well.

I imagine it works similar to ducting. Where if there are vents that allow air to escape before it reaches the M.2 drive, heat isn't being "wicked" away as effectively.

That's awesome, glad they put in a sizable order for this. Looking forward to release.

Products from HDPlex.com tend to be the tried and true Pico PSUs that are used around here.

So has anyone attempted to 3D print some parts for this sucker to better "externalize" it?