WOW Dan. I bought an A4 for my first SFF build with an Asetek Liquid cooler, and if this is what the final design is going to look like. Then you have an INSTANT BUY from me. I ADORE how this thing looks and the compatibility with more parts is honestly GAME changing. Love you and your designs, thank you for doing this.Work on detail CAD is done. Now it is up to LianLi to do the magic
Lian Li/DAN A4-H2O
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Your render seems to make it look like you dropped the sandwich design
If that was intentional ( I love you ) haha
I'm personally not a huge fan of aio, and having a bit more room for a bigger air-cooler could makee buy this case in a heartbeat
I'm just sadden that their 2 new offering (A4-H20 and Q58) both use sandwich layout
If that was intentional ( I love you ) haha
I'm personally not a huge fan of aio, and having a bit more room for a bigger air-cooler could makee buy this case in a heartbeat
I'm just sadden that their 2 new offering (A4-H20 and Q58) both use sandwich layout
Your render seems to make it look like you dropped the sandwich design
If that was intentional ( I love you ) haha
I'm personally not a huge fan of aio, and having a bit more room for a bigger air-cooler could makee buy this case in a heartbeat
I'm just sadden that their 2 new offering (A4-H20 and Q58) both use sandwich layout
Check out the C4 then.
8 inchesHi Daniel what is the approximate clearance for this portion of the case if the PSU is a SF600/750 Platinum?
Screen grab from Ali's preview video
Hello Everyone,
In my opinion the design of the prototype is much better than the second one with the edges. The round curves make the case look flawless, timeless and standing out of the competition, because the majority of sff cases are full of edges (like Ncase M1, Sliger, FormD T1, etc). Furthermore i think that Lian Li should also produce it in a grey color.
In my opinion the design of the prototype is much better than the second one with the edges. The round curves make the case look flawless, timeless and standing out of the competition, because the majority of sff cases are full of edges (like Ncase M1, Sliger, FormD T1, etc). Furthermore i think that Lian Li should also produce it in a grey color.
I also liked the look of the first version better. The venting holes of the side panels are of course different but that aside, this is a bit more like "Lian Li A4 H2O designed by Sliger". People should recognize the signature touches of the familiar DanCase design.
If there will be a C4 separately or if LianLi specifically asked to make it look different then I understand the change of design. It's still nice and I'm sure it will be popular.
It’s being called a ‘Dan A4’, so it seems reasonable to expect a family resemblance. And I’ve always loved the A4’s curved front panel – it’s elegant and truly sets the case apart.
I wish the same applied to this prototype. The A4-H20’s approach to the edges of the panel curves is anything but elegant – it simply looks awful. If that’s the only way Lian Li is willing or able to build this then maybe it’s better to move to the squared-off design.
I wish the same applied to this prototype. The A4-H20’s approach to the edges of the panel curves is anything but elegant – it simply looks awful. If that’s the only way Lian Li is willing or able to build this then maybe it’s better to move to the squared-off design.
I think that if it ends up using the edgier design, it could be called something different - that way the A4, C4, and this can all have their designs linked to a unique name.
Maybe some other paper size - is there one between A4 and C4? B4?
Maybe some other paper size - is there one between A4 and C4? B4?
A(0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8) is paper, C(x) is envelopes (to match A-sized paper, so slightly bigger than the A size with the matching number). I don't think there's anything using B.
Edit: never mind, apparently there is - though I've never, ever seen it used. B series paper sizes are sized at the geometric mean between adjacent A sizes, i.e. B1 measurements are the geomean between A0 and A1 sizes, etc. B would thus be a very good fit for a slightly larger case, even if it would entirely miss out on the instant recognizability of A4 as an indication of size.
What do you think about a interchangeable back where you can decide:
-3 slot GPU with 56mm height for AIO pump/heatsink
-2 slot GPU with 76mm height for AIO pump/heatsink
-3 slot GPU with 56mm height for AIO pump/heatsink
-2 slot GPU with 76mm height for AIO pump/heatsink
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