I like this, especially with the outside mounted Iceman res/pump combo. Case feet. hm. I nearly always change them anyway.C4-SFX POWER WEEK - last chance to add changes
Here is the current drawing of the C4-SFX.
You will have one week giving me fire. In this week you can tell me what you are missing what is bad or great and needs to be changed or should be kept. There will be no poll just exchange here in the forum. I will think about your suggestions and decide by myself to add or drop them.
After that week the CAD work is done and I will rest it for another week. Making rederings think about it from all angles and then i will send them to LianLi and start with the manual.
Final specs:
Case Dimensions (H x W x D): 241 x 166 x 329mm, 13.15L
Overall Dimensions: 261 x 166 x 332 (including case feets)
Weight: ~1,7 Kg
Graphic cards support: 3 Slot GPU up to 320mm length and 145mm in height including power connectors (Yes the STRIX will fit)
Motherboard support: Mini-ITX, DTX, deep ITX
Power Supply support: SFX, SFX-L
CPU Heatsink support: Up to 145mm in height.
Water cooling support: up to 280mm radiator with 140x140x25mm fans
Watercooling
Max configuration: 320x140x45 + 140x140x25 fans
Max Pump height: 80mm
Drives: up to 2 x 2.5" HDD/SSD
Now please let me know what you think.
is that the new Noctua 140mm fans
I am little confused. This is the only available layout, with GPU on top? The "normal" with the GPU at the bottom is not posible anymore, as it was in original model?
@dondan so can I confirm that the layout is no longer flip-able?I updated the first post of this thread. You can find all spects there.
thx, i missed the info about it, thats why i askedyes - there is no advantage for the GPU on bottom layout.
This just makes me wish it was white like the Meshlicious instead of brushed silver.
So with the C14s config, It is not designed to be portable. I can't really travel with it as the C14s just pop out of the frame. It is more stationary.Removeable bottom plate for high C14s compatibility.