On the 404 page, at least link to an internationally available version of the video, the link you're currently using is blocked by YouTube in Germany and probably other countries.
Kimera Industries Project Nova: 17 liters of 5-slot mATX goodness
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...I have no idea what video link you're talking about on our 404 page, but we've just fixed a bug per your guidance. Thanks for reporting it
...I have no idea what video link you're talking about on our 404 page, but we've just fixed a bug per your guidance. Thanks for reporting it
God damn it
Edit: nicely hidden when you hover over the link
If anyone asks why that video is in my history on my work computer, I now have a valid response.
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Hey, I recently discovered this case when doing some research for my build on the M1. What I really like in the M1 is how every space in the box can be used for something, pretty much nothing is wasted.
And with this idea in mind I was wondering if you could design a SSD cage (for 1 or 2 classic sata SSD) tha could be mounted under the top of the case, above the CPU.
This could be usefull for people who WC their CPU, as the thermal exchange is deported to the side where the radiator is. And if you WC your CPU, you have some "empty space" right above it, and you dont need as much Airflow on top.
It would be a cage that you slide in place, like you slide the SSDs on the M1, or with similar "screws" than the one given in the Noctua's fan bundle. You could also do a slide mount on the rear
Now the question is, do you have enought space, wide wise, to put an "SSD cage" when the side bracket is closed, with the RAD + Fan. Maybe if you go slim fan + slim rad. Could be an accessory sold apart, because fits a niche need. Another spot I can think of is behind the door, under the red on/off button, in between the fan max height, and the PSU. If would'nt modify Airflow too much either, enven if SFX-L PSU.
Anywas, just my 2 cents. What I really like about the M1 is that even if you almost can not use all its possibility in one build, you still have the possibility to use some of them if you use this type of build, or this type, etc.. Would love that this case have the same possibilities.
Cheers.
(Sorry if I don't make myself really clear, english is not my native language).
And with this idea in mind I was wondering if you could design a SSD cage (for 1 or 2 classic sata SSD) tha could be mounted under the top of the case, above the CPU.
This could be usefull for people who WC their CPU, as the thermal exchange is deported to the side where the radiator is. And if you WC your CPU, you have some "empty space" right above it, and you dont need as much Airflow on top.
It would be a cage that you slide in place, like you slide the SSDs on the M1, or with similar "screws" than the one given in the Noctua's fan bundle. You could also do a slide mount on the rear
Now the question is, do you have enought space, wide wise, to put an "SSD cage" when the side bracket is closed, with the RAD + Fan. Maybe if you go slim fan + slim rad. Could be an accessory sold apart, because fits a niche need. Another spot I can think of is behind the door, under the red on/off button, in between the fan max height, and the PSU. If would'nt modify Airflow too much either, enven if SFX-L PSU.
Anywas, just my 2 cents. What I really like about the M1 is that even if you almost can not use all its possibility in one build, you still have the possibility to use some of them if you use this type of build, or this type, etc.. Would love that this case have the same possibilities.
Cheers.
(Sorry if I don't make myself really clear, english is not my native language).
If you wait a day, I think you'll be happy with what we've come up with for storage (among other things)
Do you guys recommend overclocking on this case? With the M1 I was planing doing 120 radiators for each CPU and GPU. The builds I've seen of the Nova showcase space for a single 120 mm rad on CPU. I know with a single GPU I can do this, but my intention is to be able to do SLI in the future even if the second GPU is aricooled blower style only.
I'm planing this build for my VR rig so I would live to be able to squeeze as much power as possible in the smallest case possible. ( hope you guys kept that handle available)
Anxiously waiting for tomorrow.
I'm planing this build for my VR rig so I would live to be able to squeeze as much power as possible in the smallest case possible. ( hope you guys kept that handle available)
Anxiously waiting for tomorrow.
Yep.
Sure, you can overclock (and we'll provide guidance on the best way to do that tomorrow), it's just that your relative success will depend highly on the hardware you've installed. A midrange CPU on an AIO, and a GTX 980 with a standard blower cooler? You're good to go. An octa-core AMD part on a tower cooler, with twin open-air AMD flagships? You'll probably have a bit more of a challenge...
In general, components will be warmer than they would in a much larger enclosure, but that's inevitable for the most part. I think that most builds could be overclocked, though, if not to the more extreme ends of the performance spectrum.
All that said, the case will support a lot more than just a 120mm rad. Ever since the first prototype, 140mm rads have been supported on the side, for example... As I said to mawakazi, if you wait a day, I think you'll be pretty pleased with what you can do.
Anxiously waiting for tomorrow.
You and me both!
If you wait a day, I think you'll be happy with what we've come up with for storage (among other things)
Y-you mean we can have our cake and eat it too?
Ah, that's Samoa. Despite the name, Samoa Time Zone only applies to American Samoa now: http://www.timeanddate.com/time/zones/sst
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I stand corrected, I was an hour out. 11 behind me . still Ill be asleep in five hours that should help pass the time.
You missed that American Samoa is on the other side of the International Date Line from Samoa
Joking aside, it should be sometime tomorrow morning EST.
Joking aside, it should be sometime tomorrow morning EST.
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