So I was 100% horizontal until I saw this. I still think that the vertical, in order to hid the I/O add unnecessary volume but it looks great
So I was 100% horizontal until I saw this. I still think that the vertical, in order to hid the I/O add unnecessary volume but it looks great
Though decision lol, personally I think that the Vertical one can potentially look sick with a couple RGB fans.So I was 100% horizontal until I saw this. I still think that the vertical, in order to hid the I/O add unnecessary volume but it looks great
I think silver looks nice too, I was just playing w/ a two-tone design!Honestly I think I prefer the silver and ideally raw metal with a clear coat... but thats just me
Even more so if you don't have any front panel connectors or power button.If vertical, where does the mobo IO exit? If bottom, like the H1, it's a huge inconvenience IMO.
If vertical, where does the mobo IO exit? If bottom, like the H1, it's a huge inconvenience IMO.
Even more so if you don't have any front panel connectors or power button.
Can you tell ROG to stop screwing ITX boards out of top-end features? Like BCLK OC, etc. Seriously though.
Yes, same layout and feature as T1.
Yea, to make room for cable coming out from the Top.
Though decision lol, personally I think that the Vertical one can potentially look sick with a couple RGB fans.
The pic below shows how the T1 looks with some cool illumination!
I think silver looks nice too, I was just playing w/ a two-tone design!
I'm really feeling this silver/grey two tone colour scheme. Would you consider doing something like this? @Wahaha360
can you just put the IO and power button on the back IO cover, so that wherever we orient it, it will still be facing us?
@Metroversal
Between the Silver Aluminum and Black Mesh, there is a Black solid non-Mesh strip. Can you make that Mesh? Also do the same for Silver variant as well?
Photoshop is not my strength ?