DAN A4-SFX v4.1
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Great Work Dan! And to everyone who contributed.
I just found this thread and read through the whole thing all morning. I have been waiting for the Dan Kickstarter since a few months now.
Already a proud owner of an NCase M1 (The Great Indian NCase). Also built a Node 202 for a friend recently. Can't wait for the DAN.
I'm learning custom cabling right now so hopefully everything will work out great. This is the best time for the case to release.
Eyes are on the Ryzen. Waiting for the release of an itx other than Biostar.
I have a non-reference GTX970 that I'm planning to put in the Dan-A4. Hope the temps are good.
What's the best cpu air-cooler option currently available?
I just found this thread and read through the whole thing all morning. I have been waiting for the Dan Kickstarter since a few months now.
Already a proud owner of an NCase M1 (The Great Indian NCase). Also built a Node 202 for a friend recently. Can't wait for the DAN.
I'm learning custom cabling right now so hopefully everything will work out great. This is the best time for the case to release.
Eyes are on the Ryzen. Waiting for the release of an itx other than Biostar.
I have a non-reference GTX970 that I'm planning to put in the Dan-A4. Hope the temps are good.
What's the best cpu air-cooler option currently available?
In nearly 2 days the Kickstarter campaign will launch. I am proud to show you the premiere of the campaign Video. Please let me know what you think about it.
With best regards
Daniel
With best regards
Daniel
Will a 120mm AIO be a lot better than the Asetek 92mm Solution you used?
Or the difference wouldnt matter a lot?
Or the difference wouldnt matter a lot?
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So if you like to use a Water Cooling Solution with the A4 there are three ways:
1) Internel 120er AIO. You have to use a thin 120er AIO like the Corsair H60 and a ITX GPU. Flip the SFX-L PSU will allow you to mount the AIO on the SFX 120er mount points.
2) Internel 92er AIO. You have to use the Astek 92er version and a normal SFX psu.
3) External AIO. Choose whatever AIO you like an route the heatsink-pump combo through the ATX I/O shield.
Based on the volume and fan throughput I would say the 120er is the best for inside usage but the Asetek 92mm is very close to it.
92x92x34: 287,8cm³
120x120x20: 288cm³
1) Internel 120er AIO. You have to use a thin 120er AIO like the Corsair H60 and a ITX GPU. Flip the SFX-L PSU will allow you to mount the AIO on the SFX 120er mount points.
2) Internel 92er AIO. You have to use the Astek 92er version and a normal SFX psu.
3) External AIO. Choose whatever AIO you like an route the heatsink-pump combo through the ATX I/O shield.
Based on the volume and fan throughput I would say the 120er is the best for inside usage but the Asetek 92mm is very close to it.
92x92x34: 287,8cm³
120x120x20: 288cm³
Thank you very much for the numbers Daniel:
92x92x34: 287,8cm³
120x120x20: 288cm³
Will be going for the Asetek and use the Noctua's NH-L9i Exclusive NF-A9x14 PWM Fan, since it has more RPM than a stock NF-A9x14 PWM sold separatedly
Waiting the 2 minutes left to get the case on kickstarter (cant find the link btw)
92x92x34: 287,8cm³
120x120x20: 288cm³
Will be going for the Asetek and use the Noctua's NH-L9i Exclusive NF-A9x14 PWM Fan, since it has more RPM than a stock NF-A9x14 PWM sold separatedly
Waiting the 2 minutes left to get the case on kickstarter (cant find the link btw)
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Changing the subject, it doesn't seem that the Kickstarter campaign is up yet, the link i get from your website is broken "https://www.dan-cases.com/SECRET" and i cant find the V2 on Kickstarter.com
Dan made some tests and here is the chart he uploaded:
Also, you can get a little bit more info here: https://smallformfactor.net/forum/t...smallest-gaming-case-in-the-world.252/page-13
PD: I dont know if he directly compared it to the L9i on another post
This is the placeholder. The countdown will expire in 27 minutes. Then press f5 for the official link.
The A4-SFX v2 and Window Kit will bei available in the next 30 days.
Thank you for your support and help
Daniel Hansen
