Chimera Industries Cerberus: The 18L, mATX, USA-made enclosure
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Quick question - just realized, is it possible to mount 240 radiator on the side bracket (do not know proper world in english - that metal thing on the side that can be closed / opened 
)? Will that interfere with PSU when I use something like this (with both fans of course)?
EDIT: Just checked main Cerberus page. So only bottom/front?
)? Will that interfere with PSU when I use something like this (with both fans of course)?EDIT: Just checked main Cerberus page. So only bottom/front?
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I don't imagine so since they worked really hard on that design.
For business reasons we can't give out the CAD files.
Not sure, Joshua has been really busy with his new job.
Edit: And welcome to the forum!
Business, schmusiness ! Downloading leaked.kimera.cerberus.cad.files-FAIRLIGHT.rar now, only 54KB with an .exe inside, what can go wro
Link looks legit, gonna give it a shot now, what could possibly go wr
No worries, I was pretty sure it was impossible. I'm just really excited to start building with this
Is there a chance this will end up not happening? Not that I'm doubting you guys - I really want to see this happen and it's quite an inspiration, however 21 months since the first prototype is a long time to still have no ETA and I know from experience that the will to continue with a project like this can diminish, especially if one of the two founders is really busy with a new job.
Is there a chance this will end up not happening? Not that I'm doubting you guys - I really want to see this happen and it's quite an inspiration, however 21 months since the first prototype is a long time to still have no ETA and I know from experience that the will to continue with a project like this can diminish, especially if one of the two founders is really busy with a new job.
I'm pretty confident we have more than enough interest for a prototype run. Full production is perhaps slightly questionable since the microATX motherboard form factor has stagnated.
Ahh, dangit. Might take the hit for the prototype run then. Gonna have to look for places to sell my current setup to offset
Just when I was ready to start my dry run, the KL06 disappears from the internet and rumors of Pascal Refresh start flying around.
This is literally the worst hobby sometimes.
This is literally the worst hobby sometimes.
Do you think you'll have a better idea of whether or not the production run will work out before prototype orders close?
At least it isn't cars, I can't imagine the feeling of sinking thousands of dollars into a project car and then totaling it a week later.
We probably won't be any more sure before orders close for the prototypes, but to be clear, we're still pretty sure that there will be a normal production run.
It's just that the mATX mobo market is so stagnant that I don't think it's 100% anymore, more like 90%.
agreed. i would still prefer a cerberus ATX over any mATX case on the market. and honestly, if both versions were offered, i would probably buy the ATX at this point.
Before taking orders for the prototypes we'll have a survey to gauge demand and one of the questions is about Cerberus-X.
It came up a while ago. We're toying with the idea of a Cerberus-X, a taller version of Cerberus with 3 additional expansion slots.
Everything else is basically the same: PSU mounting, carry handle option, etc.
One problem with it is that there isn't room for threaded standoffs so they're fixed standoffs, which means microATX boards aren't correctly supported in Cerberus-X, the bottom two standoff positions will be missing.
Everything else is basically the same: PSU mounting, carry handle option, etc.
One problem with it is that there isn't room for threaded standoffs so they're fixed standoffs, which means microATX boards aren't correctly supported in Cerberus-X, the bottom two standoff positions will be missing.
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