I just ordered the AIO ver and I also have the same graphics card. Now I'm worried :/I have had my case for a while now (batch 4). Anyway here it is.
Build:
Intel 7700k (delided)
Asrock Fatality Z270
Cryorig C7
Corsair SF600
Corsair Vengeance LED 3200Mhz (2x8GB)
EVGA 1080ti sc black
Samsung 960 pro (512GB)
The good:
- Very well packaged.
- Paint is very nice and tough.
- Everything, design wise, about my order was correct.
- Great looking and tiny case.
The bad (The case and my components):
- Had to remove the back plate on my GPU in order to fit.
- Small blemish in the paint on the front panel of my case.
- VERY tight squeeze between the PSU and connecting the 24 pin cable to the motherboard (see pics). I would recommend a different motherboard if you're going with this case, unless this is resolved in future revisions.
- Only included 4 mounting bolts total for the PSU and GPU (6 needed). I used 3 to mount the PSU and 1 to mount the GPU.
- I think I was supposed to get dust filters but didn't. I probably wont use them anyway...
Awesome setup grantman. Hopefully mine ships next week and I can join the club!!!
Thanks I really like the case, but I will end up selling it on here in the next week or so. I run a 4 sensor Oculus Rift setup and it requires more than the one USB controller that is built in the motherboard. I have bought a full sized ATX mobo and case, along with a dedicated USB PCI card to resolve my issues. It's a bummer, but I love VR too much, lol...
No because it's still using the same USB controller on the motherboard. The board has enough ports, just can't handle all of the USB throughput.couldn't you use a powered usb hub?
Or get a Samsung Odyssey (/other WinMR HMD) and enjoy all the free USB ports and wall/ceiling spaceThanks I really like the case, but I will end up selling it on here in the next week or so. I run a 4 sensor Oculus Rift setup and it requires more than the one USB controller that is built in the motherboard. I have bought a full sized ATX mobo and case, along with a dedicated USB PCI card to resolve my issues. It's a bummer, but I love VR too much, lol...
Oh no! To mount the video card you need to use M3 screws.I have had my case for a while now (batch 4). Anyway here it is.
Build:
Intel 7700k (delided)
Asrock Fatality Z270
Cryorig C7
Corsair SF600
Corsair Vengeance LED 3200Mhz (2x8GB)
EVGA 1080ti sc black
Samsung 960 pro (512GB)
The good:
- Very well packaged.
- Paint is very nice and tough.
- Everything, design wise, about my order was correct.
- Great looking and tiny case.
The bad (The case and my components):
- Had to remove the back plate on my GPU in order to fit.
- Small blemish in the paint on the front panel of my case.
- VERY tight squeeze between the PSU and connecting the 24 pin cable to the motherboard (see pics). I would recommend a different motherboard if you're going with this case, unless this is resolved in future revisions.
- Only included 4 mounting bolts total for the PSU and GPU (6 needed). I used 3 to mount the PSU and 1 to mount the GPU.
- I think I was supposed to get dust filters but didn't. I probably wont use them anyway...
We increased the width of the case from the side of the motherboard to match the larger cooling cooler (C7).^Hasn't sergiiua increased the width since then 5mm as well to fix this?
We increased the width of the case from the side of the motherboard to match the larger cooling cooler (C7).
It seems necessary to increase another 5 mm from the side of the video card.
Total case will be 120mm in width.
Minuses:
- More by volume
Pros:
- More compatible graphics cards
- The video card fans are farther from the cover. Less noise.
No M3 screws were included with my case.Oh no! To mount the video card you need to use M3 screws.
Thanks for the clarification. Do you need + 5mm or will it be + 4mm? We can use racks for riser plume 10mm instead of 6mm. also move the holes in the back of the case.Just adding 5mm by itself won't help. You need to move the GPU PCI connection out 5mm so there is more space behind the GPU for the backplate.
this is strange. maybe the packers did not put it.No M3 screws were included with my case.
edit: other than the 4 for the motherboard...