Thanks K888D and Bonk. Got it sorted now. I just have to wait for a couple of items to show up in stock now.
Production Lazer3D LZ7 - Quiet Gaming Cube PC Case
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FYI I was able to fit the nh-u9s rotated 90° but I couldn't fit both fans for a push pull without the psu cords getting in the way. Thanks again for your help.
Where is your power supply?! Are you using a G-unique?FYI I was able to fit the nh-u9s rotated 90° but I couldn't fit both fans for a push pull without the psu cords getting in the way. Thanks again for your help.
Optimum Tech have just released a video review of the LZ7 on their channel, check it out below:
The criticism about the pricing is fair and we are working hard to address this through 2019.
The criticism about the pricing is fair and we are working hard to address this through 2019.
I can't wait to see how you address this but I also love to see what Lazer3D has in store for us in 2019 
Unfortunately not sorry. What feature from the Kube case is it you are interested in?
First off, love this case, have followed it for a while, and am finally plucking up the courage to move my build into it.
However, is it worth picking up now? Or am I going to have some serious buyers regret in a months time when the price drops?
Also, is the fan aperture in the open panel 140mm or 120mm? As I want to buy the demciflex round filters.
However, is it worth picking up now? Or am I going to have some serious buyers regret in a months time when the price drops?
Also, is the fan aperture in the open panel 140mm or 120mm? As I want to buy the demciflex round filters.
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I can't give specifics as I'm still talking it through with OcUK, but I wouldn't initially expect any big drops in price for the LZ7 in the next few months. We do have some developments in the pipeline that will have a greater affect on the price, but they take time to bring to market and will not likely be seen until at least Q3 of this year.
Wish I could give more information, but right now I just can't!
The opening is 135mm, there are fan mounting holes for both 120mm and 140mm fans up to 15mm thick.
Damn, your right, I can't believe EVGA have chosen to do this. Their RTX short length cards are 2.75 slots and the bracket is triple slot:
Such a shame because I love the EVGA short length cards and would have picked one of these RTX 2060s otherwise. Personally I feel like they've shot themselves in the foot on this one, their are allot of cases that only have 2 rear PCI slots/openings.
This is the article that mentions the 2.75:
https://www.evga.com/articles/01294/evga-geforce-rtx-2060/
Luckily though Gigabyte and MSI are releasing Dual slot ITX versions of both the RTX 2060 and RTX 2070 which according to their specs should fit fine in the LZ7.
MSI
https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/GeForce-RTX-2060-AERO-ITX-6G-OC/Overview
https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/GeForce-RTX-2070-AERO-ITX-8G/Gallery
GIGABYTE
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N2060IXOC-6GD#
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N2070IX-8GC#sp
I really can't understand what EVGA was thinking with this, it is like they don't understand the size limitations people looking for itx size cards are dealing with.
yes, that summarizes my findings.
I guess they went 2.75 slots because they went for a thicker radiator to dissipate +33% watts compared to the 1060.
However that's a questionable choice since other constructors do 2 slots for up to 1080 / 2070.
Very happy of the EVGA 1060 for 2 years, I dreamt of a EVGA 2070/2080 to replace it, looks like that won't happen.
I guess they went 2.75 slots because they went for a thicker radiator to dissipate +33% watts compared to the 1060.
However that's a questionable choice since other constructors do 2 slots for up to 1080 / 2070.
Very happy of the EVGA 1060 for 2 years, I dreamt of a EVGA 2070/2080 to replace it, looks like that won't happen.
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