I like it overall, though I really liked the wood finish you were kicking around before. Not in love with the way the button looks, and the rendering of the red/blue makes a little weird, but there is something to it.
I had a convo with
@Necere about minimal design vs identity. Basically, it's hard to design something minimal that still has identity. When someone sees the product, they know it's from the same tree.
I tried to make the case look less generic, but now it's controversial.
Other thoughts-
Looks like you dropped the VESA mount from the bottom/side, or would that still be an option?
Would it be stable enough to stand on its own? I'd think it would need a stand of some kind.
Does the GPU get enough air with the window over it? I'd think it would have issues with warm air from the CPU.
When you say PSU certification- you're talking about safety approval? Efficiency rating? Both?
I didn't drop VESA support, it's there, the back flat panel can be exchanged with one with VESA holes.
It will need a stand, it's 340x284x72mm wide, so it's thin and tall.
The window version is really for GTX 1070 + 65W CPU. For high end components, there is a *4 fan version (shown previously).
The case supports two 60x25mm fans (Noctua) on both left and right side for exhaust. So with four 120x15mm fan and more exhaust fans, it should be fine. I will post temperatures when my ASRock X299 ITX get here
The power supply is a slightly modded HP unit (certified by default), we need to make sure it gets the right certifications so people can buy it with the case.