REVIEWED: GeForce RTX 5060 Ti with ZOTAC GAMING RTX 5060 TI Twin Edge OC

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Hi guys!

My name is Gray and I've been working to create my idea of a perfect case that can handle any GPU and CPU combo with ease. As I just upgraded to a 10700k my 92mm AIO was just not cutting it anymore. So I fired up Solidworks and went through a few iterations until I struck a balance with everything I was looking for in my ideal SFF Case. It's overbuilt and should be a tank of a case that can be put in a vertical or horizontal orientation. I have been in contact with the manufacture but wanted to get a feel to see the demand for a case like this or if anyone will even buy one. Pricing will be anywhere from $250-350 due to the low quantities and close to no bulk price breaks.

Specs
Mini-ITX Motherboard
Flex ATX PSU
GPUs 278mm in length
Any 240mm AIO should fit
3x 2.5inch SSD or HDDs Could fit up to 9 pretty easily

Dimensions
267mm x 282mm x 111mm
8.4L in volume

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Any questions? Please feel free to ask!

<blockquote data-quote="KimchiKimKim" data-source="post: 209450" data-attributes="member: 20480">Hi guys! My name is Gray and I've been working to create my idea of a perfect case that can handle any GPU and CPU combo with ease. As I just upgraded to a 10700k my 92mm AIO was just not cutting it anymore. So I fired up Solidworks and went through a few iterations until I struck a balance with everything I was looking for in my ideal SFF Case. It's overbuilt and should be a tank of a case that can be put in a vertical or horizontal orientation.&nbsp; I have been in contact with the manufacture but wanted to get a feel to see the demand for a case like this or if anyone will even buy one. Pricing will be anywhere from $250-350 due to the low quantities and close to no bulk price breaks. Specs<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Mini-ITX Motherboard</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Flex ATX PSU</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">GPUs 278mm in length </li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Any 240mm AIO should fit </li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">3x 2.5inch SSD or HDDs Could fit up to 9 pretty easily </li>
</ul>Dimensions<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">267mm x 282mm x 111mm</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">8.4L in volume</li>
</ul>[MEDIA=googledrive]1yZG61gywl_1A8kLg8dNwmuqZ6E49EY50[/MEDIA][MEDIA=googledrive]1JkJnRSmqhLMuE3SEXB__5pHX9ad2pKpF[/MEDIA]Any questions? Please feel free to ask!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KimchiKimKim, post: 209450, member: 20480"] Hi guys! My name is Gray and I've been working to create my idea of a perfect case that can handle any GPU and CPU combo with ease. As I just upgraded to a 10700k my 92mm AIO was just not cutting it anymore. So I fired up Solidworks and went through a few iterations until I struck a balance with everything I was looking for in my ideal SFF Case. It's overbuilt and should be a tank of a case that can be put in a vertical or horizontal orientation. I have been in contact with the manufacture but wanted to get a feel to see the demand for a case like this or if anyone will even buy one. Pricing will be anywhere from $250-350 due to the low quantities and close to no bulk price breaks. Specs [LIST] [*]Mini-ITX Motherboard [*]Flex ATX PSU [*]GPUs 278mm in length [*]Any 240mm AIO should fit [*]3x 2.5inch SSD or HDDs Could fit up to 9 pretty easily [/LIST] Dimensions [LIST] [*]267mm x 282mm x 111mm [*]8.4L in volume [/LIST] [MEDIA=googledrive]1yZG61gywl_1A8kLg8dNwmuqZ6E49EY50[/MEDIA] [MEDIA=googledrive]1JkJnRSmqhLMuE3SEXB__5pHX9ad2pKpF[/MEDIA] Any questions? Please feel free to ask! [/QUOTE]

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