Thr stand is supplied with 8 little stick on rubber bumps, 4 for the case to rest on and 4 for the bottom of the stand.Nice to see this is releasing now the stand you sent me is working like a dream did you fix the slipping issues?
Thr stand is supplied with 8 little stick on rubber bumps, 4 for the case to rest on and 4 for the bottom of the stand.Nice to see this is releasing now the stand you sent me is working like a dream did you fix the slipping issues?
Shouldn't the Powercolor plain RX 5700 XT (230 x 111 x 41 mm) fit as well? Compared with the Powercolor Red Dragon RX 5700 XT (240x132x41mm), the plain flavor could theoretically allow for other components, or just more room for cable management.
This case is really interesting for my build, just not sure if I can justify it price wise since I can also get a SG13 or SG05-Lite for half the cost. Still, this case is *much* prettier and I appreciate I can build it in different colors to match the color scheme in my room. My wife prefers a pretty case to the SG13, that's for sure...
All products will be available to order from Overclockers UK for European and US customers on 6th November 2019. The rest of the world can order direct from Lazer3D from the same date.
This is a matter of opinion, but those Silverstone cases look very ugly to me. If you are looking for a low-price but good looking SFF case, I can suggest a Kolink Satellite Plus, or the Kolink Rocket. Neither of those are as efficient as the LZ7 though.
Thr stand is supplied with 8 little stick on rubber bumps, 4 for the case to rest on and 4 for the bottom of the stand.
The Dark Rock TF would be great, but as you suspected isn't compatible. Are there any AIOs I should run to/away from?120/140 aio would be quite good. Noctua c14s or bequiet dark rock tf, but they may suffer compatibility issues. Thermalright silver arrow 130 is also a possibility.
The Dark Rock TF would be great, but as you suspected isn't compatible. Are there any AIOs I should run to/away from?
What's wrong with the Dark Rock TF? I thought any CPU cooler with a max height of 135mm should be OK. How about eg. the Pure Rock Slim?
Nothing wrong with it, just doesn't fit with the motherboard I want. It said so on the website.What's wrong with the Dark Rock TF? I thought any CPU cooler with a max height of 135mm should be OK. How about eg. the Pure Rock Slim?
Should have thought of this earlier, but is it possible to flip the I/O to the other side of the case?
Curious whether any reviewers are going to be doing a piece on this (and whether K888D sent out cases to anyone).
One last question before I pull the trigger. There is an SFX power supply panel and a DC-DC power supply panel. I'll be using a Corsair SF600 when I build in this thing, so I'm assuming I need the SFX panel. Or is the DC-DC panel for having an extension cable of sorts and mounting the power supply on the other side of the case? And then if the SFX PSU is mounted at the back of the case, wouldn't this change CPU cooler clearance?
Whether you select the Rear SFX or Rear DC-DC panel, the SFX PSU is mounted in the front of the case away from the rear panel. A power extension cable is supplied with the case for connecting the PSU power input to the rear panel. The case is also bundled with an adapter plate for converting the Rear SFX so you can mount the cable whilst blanking off the SFX cutout. Hope that makes sense?
Basically you can use either panel and still mount an SFX PSU, but the DC-DC panel is a neater solution and has the added feature of being able to mount a rear 80mm/92mm x25mm case fan.