Hello world,
It's been days of finicky renders and tweaks but I finally have
most of the pictures I wanted rendered.
First of thank you everyone for your input it's greatly appreciated. It's last minute with the modifications to the motherboard and SSD placement but it's a wonderful idea. Thank you SirJack for the inspiration! I have to remodel a new SSD bracket but that shouldn't be too difficult.
In other news this latest version finally has areas to mount the radiators to! Although I have yet to place the actual holes yet, anywhere you see a bump on the bracing arms is where a hole will be made. These should support all 280mm and 240mm radiators with ease.
The PSU mounting mechanism has been simplified from two parts down to just one as well.
And last but definitely not least, I have finally designed a new stand! It should offer a substantial amount of support compared to the previous design. Another bonus is that from a lot of angles it almost appears to be floating, which I really love.
With many adjustments I also have different clearance values for both the CPU and the GPU, so here is the updated total specs:
-Exterior dimensions are 466.446mm Long * 356.95 mm Tall (369.95 with stand) * 67.65mm Thick = 11.26 L total Volume
-CPU clearance is 44.5mm or 46.5mm with mesh front panel
-Radiator+Fan clearance is 61mm
-Supports both horizontal or vertical DDC pump mounting
-Supports SFX PSUs
-Capacity for up to two 2.5" Drives
-GPU Support:
With 280mm Radiator and Glass Side Panel - 300mm Length x 56.8 mm Thickness x 148.5mm Height (With Power Connector)
With 240mm Radiator and Mesh Side Panel - 330mm Length x 58.8 mm Thickness x 148.5mm Height (With Power Connector)
-DDC or DC-LT pump support
-Magnetic side panels
Future plans as of right now:
-I will be increasing the overall height so I can get the GPU height clearance to be a bit more
-I would like to be able to mount the stand on the top or bottom of the case so the window could be flipped right or left
-Radiator and motherboard holes need to be placed
-SSD brackets finished
-Watercooling hardware modeled and rendered
TL
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R lots of stuff happened but here's some pretty pictures
Anyway, I hope you all enjoyed the update and look forward to your feedback!
P.S. if some of the components look a little weird alignment wise, sorry in advance. For some reason fusion 360 decided to shuffle around every component right before I went to render.