Thanks for the communication, cannot wait ??
Stalled DICE CASES - FLOW : expandable SFF case for watercooling enthusiast (built in distroplate)
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Hopefully, shipping won't be too long because I can't wait for this case!!
Technically speaking, both are capable to do so, but the ddc has more head pressure (by a little), but that as well depends of the pump top, which in this case, is the distro.
I don't think the pump would be the issue. Previously I had 2 2080ti + 7980xe for AI and let me tell you... 750W only in GPU is not fun to dissipate (with another 400W from the CPU). Even 900W wouldn't be fun with a 3950x, definitely you will hear the fans, specially the PSU one, with only one option available, being the SFX-L from Silverstone.
Currently not, but we gonna rush for the second batch, because such long delays. So you can expect the next preorder in around the end of August, or September. Sorry about that to all of you, I constantly in contact with the painting manufactory about the stuffs, but they are really slow I dont know why.
Sounds to me like they are prioritising bigger jobs for bigger companies which always sucks and hurts the small businesses and niche markets. If you paid them and agreed on a timescale they should honor that, I believe some sort of contract was involved for the provision of work and pay thus they have to abide by it whether they like it or not. Hopefully it will get sorted soon. ?
When I had a case painted 10 years ago they told me that they'd only paint it when they painted bigger orders in the same colors. Fortunately it was black and white so it "only" took a month ?
Yes, I think they are just taking the bigger works first. I ordered special colors for the cases, so it need to be done seperately. Im gonna call them monday, to check whats going on ?When I had a case painted 10 years ago they told me that they'd only paint it when they painted bigger orders in the same colors. Fortunately it was black and white so it "only" took a month ?
With this kind of companies you just have to be persistent and call them everyday.
I made a user manual for the case, but I want to hear your opinions, maybe I missed something. Because the case will come almost fully assembled, I think that many information is enough.
The presentation is good, but the language leaves lots to be desired. Quite a few spelling mistakes and confusing grammar. Would be great if you could get it reviewed by a native speaker.
Wholeheartedly agreed with Kosta, presentation is excellent but it needs to be reviewed and grammatically put together by a native.
Keep up the good work and do not fear to keep us posted even if it's a delay, we appreciate it.
The manual s good, just need some grammar revision. Somebody here can help you with that (Or I can kidnap my girlfriend for help, I am not a native speaker)
Thats true guys! Thanks for the help. I have friends who can help in that.
I do like the explanation at the end for the component placement.
From a legibility standpoint I'd increase the tracking and line height of the text slightly but more importantly make the overall width of the paragraph narrower. Aim for 9-12 words per line! Longer than that and our eyes have a tendency to wander.
