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I tried to make the LZ7 compatible with 3.5" drives, they were just a few mm to big, but I don't see why I couldn't get one to fit in the LZ7's bigger brother.Exactly, there are so many SFX PSU's to choose from now, if your going to design a case thats purpose is to be as space efficient as possible then there is no reason to make it ATX compatible, the only reason would be for people who don't want to fork out on a new PSU if they already own an ATX PSU. You can pick up good quality SFX power supplies for around £45 that can power GTX 1070's and RX480's. Or step up to £70 and you can power them silently with the semi passive Corsar SF models.Hardware is becoming more power efficient with every generation, you can power a monster gaming PC with only 250 - 300 watts.
I tried to make the LZ7 compatible with 3.5" drives, they were just a few mm to big, but I don't see why I couldn't get one to fit in the LZ7's bigger brother.
Exactly, there are so many SFX PSU's to choose from now, if your going to design a case thats purpose is to be as space efficient as possible then there is no reason to make it ATX compatible, the only reason would be for people who don't want to fork out on a new PSU if they already own an ATX PSU.
You can pick up good quality SFX power supplies for around £45 that can power GTX 1070's and RX480's. Or step up to £70 and you can power them silently with the semi passive Corsar SF models.
Hardware is becoming more power efficient with every generation, you can power a monster gaming PC with only 250 - 300 watts.
