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I'm saying the Nano first as the market is absolutely saturated with the B4's layout - I know it's a vertical take on the A4-SFX but ultimately there's lots of choice in this sector.The Nano really only competes with the Velkase, the Densium, and the Taobao knockoffs - so it gets my vote and I would almost certainly be a day one purchaser of such a case.As for increasing graphics card length to 200mm - is this really worth it? At 180mm (which I assume you're targetting) you're looking at a 6600XT or a 3060Ti, whilst at 200mm you're looking at a 6650XT or a 3060Ti! Not really an upgrade at all. The next real "jump" in performance is at about 235mm, which gives a 6700XT/3070/Ti and I would guess that would make the case quite huge.
I'm saying the Nano first as the market is absolutely saturated with the B4's layout - I know it's a vertical take on the A4-SFX but ultimately there's lots of choice in this sector.
The Nano really only competes with the Velkase, the Densium, and the Taobao knockoffs - so it gets my vote and I would almost certainly be a day one purchaser of such a case.
As for increasing graphics card length to 200mm - is this really worth it? At 180mm (which I assume you're targetting) you're looking at a 6600XT or a 3060Ti, whilst at 200mm you're looking at a 6650XT or a 3060Ti! Not really an upgrade at all. The next real "jump" in performance is at about 235mm, which gives a 6700XT/3070/Ti and I would guess that would make the case quite huge.
