Overall dimensions is not as important as the clearances for components. As I understand, only anodization issues are keeping this case from releasing. I think it's perfectly reasonable to expect some solid dimensions. Leaving out the radiator issue, as this was initially about GPU fitment, every GPU has its dimensions listed on the manufacturer website. To suggest that you need the physical component in your possession along with the case to fit components seems absurd. Yes, different manufacturers list dimensions with backplate or without without a clear indication which method they use, but it gives you an idea. All we know right now is GPU length, and 2 slot or 3 slot. That's it. Will a 2.2 card fit in the "2 slot" configuration? How much clearance will a 3 slot card have with TG panel? How tall can the GPU be? Your solution appears to be to buy the case and the component and test fit, a waste of time, energy, and money.