Oh yes, it's going to be glorious lol. There'll be a slide get delay due to funding problems for the components though. Sub frame failed on my vehicle 2 weeks ago; had to buy a new car. Wallet is a little tight unfortunatelyI’m eager to see your final setup...
Chimera Industries Cerberus: The 18L, mATX, USA-made enclosure
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At least I'll have a beautiful case to inspire me lolEnthusiast issue..
"CPU Air Coolers
SFX Internal Kit: 137mm with the side hinge bracket installed, 145mm with side hinge bracket removed
SFX Rear Plate: 75mm max height
ATX Rear Plate: 48mm max height"
http://www.sliger.com/products/cases/cerberus/#specifications
(i think this is a little bit conservative, because the noctua nh-c14s fits with the side bracket in place, and noctua lists it as 142mm tall with the fan on top: https://noctua.at/en/products/cpu-cooler-retail/tdpguide)
I think it has been covered elsewhere, but I just went through 200 pages tonight and I'm not remembering right:
What sizing is right for DEMCiflex dust covers for bottom and front on the standard Cerberus? I don't think they have something off the shelf, so I'm fine with customs. Just wanted to check first.
What sizing is right for DEMCiflex dust covers for bottom and front on the standard Cerberus? I don't think they have something off the shelf, so I'm fine with customs. Just wanted to check first.
I got a Cerberus X, and I'm using Ncase bottom filter for bottom intake, and I'm using 2x normal 120mm filters that they have for front fans, and for the side vent I use Ncase top filter.
It fits really good, I can recommend them.
Finally finished my build in the Cerberus X! Certainly not the easiest to build in, but totally worth it.
Pics:
Parts Link: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/rcradiator/saved/jZND8d
Pics:
Parts Link: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/rcradiator/saved/jZND8d
Finally finished my build in the Cerberus X! Certainly not the easiest to build in, but totally worth it.
Pics:
Parts Link: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/rcradiator/saved/jZND8d
I have to say that is one of the cleanest builds I have seen in the Cerberus, nicely done.
Guys does anyone know if it is possible to fit a E-ATX motherboard and a SFX PSU in the front of the Cerberus X at the same time, or am I restricted to using ATX size board due to SFX PSU blocking?
Thanks!
Thanks!
In case of eatx mb, you have to go on rear mounted psu. Not enough space for front sfx psu with eatx mb.
Is there still still space to mount ssd with an eatx (ASUS 272mm), rear mount PSU, front and bottom rads, founders card?
Damn. Board has space for one m.2. Having said that, it is a 40 lane chip so i will have the (expensive) option of an x8 duel nvme card.
Original plan was going to ryzen atx.
The 1800x is in an itx (massive itx case for now), and on 4ghz on air.
I have since procured a nice 5960x sample, and an asus r5e 10 edition.
Original plan was going to ryzen atx.
The 1800x is in an itx (massive itx case for now), and on 4ghz on air.
I have since procured a nice 5960x sample, and an asus r5e 10 edition.
New member planing on getting the Cerberus X. Just wondering if all the parts I have and am buying will fit in the case.
Have:
nzxt kraken x62 2800mm AIO
Asus 1080ti strix
2.5 inch drive
3.5 inch drive.
4x8gb ram
will buy
ATX motherboard
ATX PSU
Case fans
May switch to a MATX motherboard and SFX PSU to save space.
What do you guys think?
Have:
nzxt kraken x62 2800mm AIO
Asus 1080ti strix
2.5 inch drive
3.5 inch drive.
4x8gb ram
will buy
ATX motherboard
ATX PSU
Case fans
May switch to a MATX motherboard and SFX PSU to save space.
What do you guys think?
Whatever case size, choose SFX-L psu (600W mini).
I guess everything fits in micro atx model, with front mounted psu. However you will need to replace side exhaust fan by 3.5 hdd...that I won't do with an open air GPU like your GTX 1080ti strix.
What if I get the Cerberus x and put in a MATX board. Maybe mount the 3.5 inch drive above the rad with a custom mount?
M.2 ssds only..
With SFX-L on rear and rad + fans on front there will still be plenty of room between those two to mount a pair of SSD on the hinged side bracket.
Another approach might be to order the handle kit and use it's support bracket to mount stuff to under the top panel but I haven't really thought that through so not sure how that would work out.
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