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As a mostly silent reader I am interested in this case because it is a smaller more modern Ncase. I will be building a new system this fall and would like build in a nice ITX case. I was planning to build in the T1 with aluminum side panels but would definitely prefer the C4 as long as there isn't any branding(unless its a discrete logo) or USB-C on the front panel to ruin the crisp clean aesthetic.- I would like to suggest instead of having usb-c on the front, just putting a spot on the back of the case where users can add the extra type-c connection if needed. After all this is small itx case that will be sitting on the desk so using the back to connect everything is no big deal. Otherwise, putting the port on the top panel is the move for sure.For internal layout I am planning on cramming in a custom loop with a 240 rad and prefer the (M1) layout. However I am not using a glass panel so I won't see much after its built so as long as I can fit my loop the internal layout doesn't matter to much.
As a mostly silent reader I am interested in this case because it is a smaller more modern Ncase. I will be building a new system this fall and would like build in a nice ITX case. I was planning to build in the T1 with aluminum side panels but would definitely prefer the C4 as long as there isn't any branding(unless its a discrete logo) or USB-C on the front panel to ruin the crisp clean aesthetic.
- I would like to suggest instead of having usb-c on the front, just putting a spot on the back of the case where users can add the extra type-c connection if needed. After all this is small itx case that will be sitting on the desk so using the back to connect everything is no big deal. Otherwise, putting the port on the top panel is the move for sure.
For internal layout I am planning on cramming in a custom loop with a 240 rad and prefer the (M1) layout. However I am not using a glass panel so I won't see much after its built so as long as I can fit my loop the internal layout doesn't matter to much.
