Oh ok thanks, I just wanted to know whether or not there has been any changes yet, I hope the final price would be in range of 160-180 euros., it''s just right under the amount on where I don't have to pay extra for customs tax/Still pretty early in the project to get a final project cost based on a couple prototypes but it’s on the first page.
Oh ok thanks, I just wanted to know whether or not there has been any changes yet, I hope the final price would be in range of 160-180 euros., it''s just right under the amount on where I don't have to pay extra for customs tax/
also, can it if a fractal design c24 with a standard 25mm thick fan?, the radiator thickness is 31mm on there website, i'd be a shame if it din't actually fit with just a 1mm difference
You have to check your country's import laws, mine is that if an item goes over 10000php, then we pay 12% tax for custom, not including shippingI am from the UK and I was told if you don't live outside the EU then there's no customs tax.
Can anyone else confirm this?
EU has trading laws. If the items is shipped from within the EU, then countries within EU wouldn't be paying import taxes and custom fees.You have to check your country's import laws, mine is that if an item goes over 10000php, then we pay 12% tax for custom, not including shipping
@dondan
Will the case come with the 2.1/2.5 riser (riser with both options) as default? Otherwise that hole near the graphics card IO will be meaningless for users that doesn't get the one or the other.
Will the bottom panel will always be left open as a cost-saving measure?
What is the maximum dimension in terms of radiator length? Because despite the fact that single 120mm AIOs are for 120mm fans, the radiator itself in terms of its length is not 120mm (to be precise, something like Corsair H55 is 152mm x 120mm). Put two 120 AIOs together, and the total length of those two radiators will be close to 304-306mm. I'm trying to figure out if the new Corsair H60 (2018 ver.) with radiator length of 157mm will fit. Using H60 (2018 ver.) for CPU and H55 for GPU, total radiator length will be close to 310mm.
I came late in this discussion and I have already read your statement (@dondan) about the current displacement being chosen to have a rigid PCIe riser and save cost compared to the A4-SFX solution.
But for what it matters, I give a +1 to the A4-SFX solution of a flexible cable as I'm worried motherboard back mounted M.2 SSD won't be cooled good with this displacement. Plus, a sandwidtch design would allow probably a better front airflow by not having airflow being obstructed by this rectangular piece on top. Air cooled solution would be also possible... and aesthetics would be better for what matters, IMHO
As disadvantages maybe this would make the case more pricey as it means it would requires an other "wall" in the middle but maybe, by having the same PCIe riser for both your current line-up of cases, you may shave save some money by ordering a bigger quantity of the same product instead two smaller for two different products... Not enough to cover the added cost... But maybe, with a stronger spine, you can shave cost by choosing "less depth" panels..
They (SFF Labs) have been on Computex. Leave them breath...Rip Dan C4-SFX