Given my experience with the 3090, I might go with an all air setup instead of my 240 AIO and have high airflow intake fans instead of a radiator to move all that hot air out of the system.
Very interested. The new design has a bit of Lone L5 in it (which I absolutely love). This case might give me a path to a better GPU for my Hackintosh since AMD low profile cards max out at RX560.
I have done just this. My MSI RX560 low profile with the fan off has JUST enough room to mount a slim 80mm fan. I've used the two mounting holes for HDD and they line up perfectly with an 80mm fan. I have a GPU fan header splitter so I attach one to the slim 80mm and the other to the 90mm intake...
I think the case as it is is perfect. I like the screws and the vent pattern makes the case. I like that you can't really tell if its on or off and that's besides the point, it's like vintage audio equipment that look good on and off.
If I were to add anything it would be that 3rd PCI slot for...
Yea I agree, good step for the SFF market. I actually have a NZXT H200 and while it's huge for SFF I like it. I can run 240mm for CPU and 120mm AIO for GPU for my gaming rig. I have the Lone L5 for my hackintosh.
Interesting new case from NZXT. The price is high at $350 but does come with bundled 650W SFX power supply and 140mm AIO. I don't think it's a fit for most of us here but in nice to see a "mass market" vendor deliver interesting, nicely designed SFF cases...
Could you make the top and bottom wood panels interchangeable? That way you can flip the orientation of the case and still see the glass side.
I also wouldn’t mind seeing all the sides in aluminum with the top and bottom in wood. I think it would still look good.
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