understood, hope this method will work out. I'm asking more because I prefer the unibody front than the two-tone. just to confirm unibody means a single piece of alumnium right? not just that it's a single colour?
Thanks wahaha. Just so it's clear for me then, the standard panels will be steel mesh, with the option for TG on one side, and you're looking into making aluminium (mesh?) a possibility?
There was already space in between the MB and the PSU that wasn't being used (but I used it for cables) so adding those extra 5mm probably gave just the right amount of room to fit deep ITX boards.Deep mini-ITX support, awesome!Although I wonder how adding just 5mm enables such boards to fit
Deep mini-ITX support, awesome!
Already fits V1.1, just making more room for cables.
Has anyone tried to use the new AXP90-X53 in 3 slot mode?
thermalright.com
It would come in at 53mm with the fan, which is the same height as the EK AIO pump blocks, which does fit.
AXP90-X53 – Thermalright
thermalright.com
It would come in at 53mm with the fan, which is the same height as the EK AIO pump blocks, which does fit.
All those add are so Exciting !!!!!
But I guess your new shipping company method doesn't like French cheese
Any chance in the future to ship in FR ?
Single piece, that's why it's unibody.
In terms of color, black will be first, then we will work on other colors.
Aluminum mesh is already made, just trying to optimize cost.
Our Aluminum Mesh yield is currently less than 40%, so it's cost 3 panels for 1 to be successful, which means it's going to be expensive in the beginning.
I think in 2022, when the world is less crazy, we might make a custom machine to increase yield and lower costs, but until then, we just want to give people something.
Wait for updates.
I'm sure we can do some forwarding of shipments from one EU country to anotherAll those add are so Exciting !!!!!
But I guess your new shipping company method doesn't like French cheese
Any chance in the future to ship in FR ?
We can figure this out once sale starts.Cheers for that info, @Wahaha360. I'm happy with steel mesh on both side panels, so this all sounds good to me.
Regarding the NCase M1 layout kit to accommodate the C14S - I'm REALLY interested in this. However, I've already bought the Gigabyte B550i motherboard, and it seems that it is not compatible with the C14S in the M1 (iAdAj1c.jpg (2666×2000) (imgur.com)). Is the mobo position in the T1 similar to the M1, and therefore the C14S won't fit on the B550i? Or is there some room above the motherboard in the T1?
Oh, Wahaha360, I thought that the shipments of the V1.5 full unique body were limited to those countries, but not the "normal version".... Is there any change to get shipments to Spain ? I'll pay anythingTesting new shipping method, the shipping company limits to certain countries.
We are trying to warehouse in US to ship from US, but it's limited to what the shipping company can offer, and CA is not among our options at the moment.
We were always the crazy neighbor down south, you sure you want to
Very aware of the issue. working on it, this is why it's pending.
Do you know if the next 1.1 release be just black again or will there be the other colors as well? Trying to decide if I should wait or pay a premium for a used one.
My journey into SFF building has been and will always be a marathon with frequent stops and changes, and never a one-stop destination. Since I started building at the onset of the pandemic last year, I have built and set apart several cases (NZXT H210i, InWin A1 plus, Nouvolo Steck) and there is always this little, nagging urge to go smaller and more compact each time I settle with one case, with the Steck being the latest and the longest one I used. I frequent some forums dedicated to SFF building including the local ones and there is this one case that is exceptionally revered: the FormD T1.
The T1 is definitely one of the most coveted cases in the world of SFF building. However, it's a unicorn that only a handful of users, most even located overseas, were able to catch. The limited supply persists until now and was also hampered by some quality control issues for the previous batches. For months, I meticulously studied its parts compatibility to ensure that I would be able to transplant my system without leaving any part behind.
Recently, I was able to snag a deal locally with a significant (almost double) markup, but I didn't have second thoughts of buying for an extremely rare case I've been wanting to have for months. After unboxing, it didn't take long for me to realize why this case stands out from all the rest. The case just reeks of premium-ness, both in look and in feel. Most parts are made from CNC aluminum with a good amount of heft to it. It also has configurations both for dual-slot and triple-slot Graphics cards. I took my time to take apart my old build and carefully transplant my components into the T1 for about half a day. Everything just fits like a glove. No amount of forcing, clipping, bending or instrumentation were needed to assemble all my old parts and put them in place. I was lucky that the custom PSU cables I used for my Steck did fit in without extra inconvenient cable length. I was still able to maneuver those excess centimeters into tight spaces and corners. Please allow me to break down each part and give a little review, piece by piece, on the link located below. Feel free to check my review on pcpartpicker out!
https://pcpartpicker.com/b/QCXv6h
Building small cases is long and is never easy. It takes a tremendous amount of patience, extra effort and quite some dexterity: from acquiring the parts down to cable management. But each time I look at it, I always marvel at the outcome and makes me conclude that everything was worth it. I don't think I will be able to build a system this strong at a smaller size anymore. But the modularity of this case still permits me to upgrade the core components (CPU, GP, Mobo, Cooler) in the future without having to go bigger. The word "Endgame" gets thrown around in PC building a lot, and I guess it's now my turn to say it...for now, heh.
For newer version, has anyone considered making the side struts 1mm-2mm taller than the center strut so the slim noctuas below rad wont hit some motherboards anymore?
The change will be on the fan bracket, not struts.
I hope it will be a bit different for those that had cancelled their previous orders due to QC or colour issues.
@wahaha would you consider doing different color mesh panels again? for V 1.5
