How does the new case design compare to the old one? It sounds like it changed a bunch since the renders were posted. I'm also really excited to see how this turns out. My next system will be SFF and I want this case to be the one I use.
The case has two possible GPU mount points horizontal or vertical.
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Specs for horizontal (classic): Length: 300mm Width: 2.75 Slot Height: 115mm
Currently there are no specs release for the C4-SFX I am working on. The specs in the first thread post are wrong. Furthermore you will have to wait minimum 6 month from now on before you can hold the case in your hands. But to answer your question: The case has two possible GPU mount points horizontal or vertical.
Specs for vertical (sandwich): Length: 300mm Width: 3 Slot Height: 150mm
Specs for horizontal (classic): Length: 300mm Width: 2.75 Slot Height: 115mm
*There is no guarantee for these specs.
You ask the wrong way, ASUS is not planning to be SSF friendly and finally adapting to 2 slot <300mm cards?Does this mean that you DONT plan on the C4 being compatible with the high end "ASUS STRIX" series cards which sits at 305mm in length?
Currently there are no specs release for the C4-SFX I am working on. The specs in the first thread post are wrong. Furthermore you will have to wait minimum 6 month from now on before you can hold the case in your hands. But to answer your question: The case has two possible GPU mount points horizontal or vertical.
Specs for vertical (sandwich): Length: 300mm Width: 3 Slot Height: 150mm
Specs for horizontal (classic): Length: 300mm Width: 2.75 Slot Height: 115mm
*There is no guarantee for these specs.
I see.... a completely different design that you start from scratch?
Even though I'll probably end up going with the Sidearmd, congrats on finally "finishing" this project! I say "finishing" because who knows what tweaks you'd want to make, and that's not even getting to the production side of things. Again, congrats and good luck on the rest of your endeavors!The CAD work is doneNow I start creating renderings
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While I'm patiently waiting for the new renders, I wonder what @dondan could do with a CNC based C4!The CAD work is doneNow I start creating renderings
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