If that happens and I don't think it will, then increased heat build up and thus power usage is likely to be the driving factor behind it.It's a good thing that third party manufacturers like Asus and such will probably stick to the usual all-fans-on-one-side design rather than the leaked reference design - who knows how bad temps could be with the reference card in smaller cases like the T1 and P1.
The demand for this case seems to be high with how many people want to watercool the T1 or want a T1 in vertical form, so I would imagine this case will most likely be made. Plus, I believe prototypes have been ordered.i know that Q4 2020 is probably realistic due to all the delays etc. However, is there a risk that this case will never actually be made? i suppose all things logistics is already worked out, since the T1 is up and running. So the chance that this case gets made is pretty high right?
Dude, there's no Computex this year. It has been canceled.I think it's more realistic you see a prototype Computex. Then, final and actual release around Q1 2021.
Any chance the cables could come out the back instead of top?Yes, same layout and feature as T1.
Yea, to make room for cable coming out from the Top.
Any chance the cables could come out the back instead of top?
Did he ever confirm if he was continuing with only the vertical layout? I read before that he was planning to prototype both horizontal and vertical.
I just want a horizontal case that can take a 240 mm aio that is top or bottom mounted, sandwich layout, and I'm able to see it. The only other option for that is the sliger SM570 which is likely around twice the price to get in the UK, despite being made of steel with an acrylic window.
My personal opinion don't expect the final version of this case for sale till Q2 2021.How long do you think it'll be before the Vert prototype? I will be building a new system when the 3080ti/zen 3 are available