I still would like an official statement from @sergiiua or anyone who actually owns the case and a Intel stock cooler/Wraith Stealth.I don't think either are. The limit is like 38mm so you'll have to buy a nh L9a/I if you want the best performance.
The cooler from Intel is huge. Suitable low-profile solutions up to 38mmI still would like an official statement from @sergiiua or anyone who actually owns the case and a Intel stock cooler/Wraith Stealth.
The cooler from Intel is huge. Suitable low-profile solutions up to 38mm
I also think it looks awkward, maybe you could move it to the front of the top panel on the CPU side?
I also think you should just make the front panel a slightly bit more hollow to support one or even two 7mm thick 2.5 inch SSDs, would this be possible to do for revision 4?
I don't want 'a bigger case'. I'm talking about a few millimeters in the front for dual 2.5 inch drive support and a couple millimeters on the CPU side to support a Cyrorig C7 for example. There are no cases like this one that support this.If you want a bigger case, there are loads of options out there. If you want a small case, you have to compromise.
It will not be a few mm. 115х190х180mm.I don't want 'a bigger case'. I'm talking about a few millimeters in the front for dual 2.5 inch drive support and a couple millimeters on the CPU side to support a Cyrorig C7 for example. There are no cases like this one that support this.
+$15 I will make no more a problem.The Intel stock cooler is considered low profile. It's a shame that this case kind of requires you to use a NH-L9i (if you want the best cooling). If you could just widen the case by a couple millimeters, it will support a ton more options, including the stock Intel cooler.
Your thoughts on this @sergiiua ?
That would be great! Would one USB-C on the top also be possible?+$15 I will make no more a problem.
Finally built it :3
Another cat for scale
Finally built it :3
Another cat for scale