Basically everything. Like a full blown engineering layout of the spacing between everything. Well, at least everything a part could be placed. A few examples of useful dimensions:
- Length of the side bracket
- Length of the Infinite Vents on the side bracket
- Length of the Infinite Vents on the front panel
- Length of the small space between the top of the Infinite Vents on the rear panel and the SFX rear power connector. It's only a few mm's, but this is helpful in case someone wants to mount an external reservoir over the vents. Depending on the length of the reservoir it could interfere with the power connector.
I'll post more if I think of any.
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- Distance between the top of the case (not the top panel) to the top PCI bracket. So people can figure how far down they can mount thick radiators on the front panel Infinite Vents with a GPU installed.
edit2: Oh hey, how will the handle add-on work exactly? Is the top panel strong enough to remain in place while carrying a fully decked out system?
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- The internal width from the motherboard tray to the side bracket
Dimensions are to the inside of the frame
Dimensions are to the inside of the middle frame section, there is another 1mm on top/bottom/left side if the rad is offset from the front by a fan.
Also, all dimensions are rounded down.
Handle mounts to a bracket (which will come with the handle) so the top panel isn't taking any weight.
The SFX inlet clears the FrozenQ M1 res unless there was another res you had in mind.
Wow...another 5 mm and we might as well short those headers. Unless there are low-profile adapters for TPM/fan/USB2?
Well, it's 5mm split between each side so it'd be another 2.5mm closer to the headers.
Well, if the Predator is too wide for the bottom and too tall for the front...how about the H220X2 with a short graphics card? It's roughly 260 mm tall with the fill port, 127 mm wide and even though the thickness with the reservoir is 115 mm you can use it upside down to avoid interference with the motherboard. No idea about the clearance with an ATX PSU though. 3.5 inch drives on the side with Seasonic-type modular connectors are probably no-go and will have to move to the bottom...hopefully leaving room for an additional 120 mm radiator?
It's hard to tell since it's not a simple box but it should fit to the front if the pump/res is down so it clears the motherboard. That would not leave room for the 3.5" bracket on the side. The drives would fit on the bottom but not with a 120mm down there too.
It's either that or an idea I'd previously raised: 240 mm discrete rad in bottom, 120 mm discrete rad with something like an EK-XRES attached via an EK-UNI bracket in the front-top (or the other way around with 240 with pump in front and 120 on bottom). Might run into clearance problems with the DIMM slots or even the case ceiling though...
240mm on the bottom with 120mm on the front should work.
Would it be possible to route the front panel connectors through the KI logo at the bottom? It seems like it's something I could do to have cleaner cable management either way.
There's only a 1mm gap between the tray and the back panel.
The handle is an optional extra, but I'm assuming the top panel is already prepped for it on every case? What's the spacing between the mounting holes for the handle?
Any chance the case is compatible with handle like this?
http://mnpctech.com/pc-case-lan-par...ver-tower-handles/billet-grooved-handles.html
Current spacing is 144mm (which aligns with the panel vent pattern) so it's not compatible with that handle.
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