So just to fully clarify, the ASUS X570 Crosshair VIII Impact miniDTX motherboard (ASUS markets it as miniDTX) WILL fit in the Mesh-Licious chassis, high-rise daughtercard & all...?!? I would assume in three-slot mode only...? Any issues with the extended board length & the riser cable...?
If yes, then this is great...! I can go with the chassis I have been lusting over for the past half year or so...!
Now, questions regarding 280 AIOs, any recommended units...? Thinking about the 280 EK-AIO, the beQuiet! 280 Pure Loop AIO, and the NZXT Kraken Z63 280 AIO...
EK has the RGB bling, beQuiet! seems a good price / performance choice, but the NZXT Z63 has that real-time temps readout on the CPU pump / block combo...!
One issue I see rising up though... The 90° video out cables... I have two 31.5" 2560x1440 monitors... If I were to use an HDMI cable on them, I am limited to 60hz... When I use the DP ports on them, I can OC my IPS panels to 75Hz...!
So, not only do I need to pay an extra 30 bucks for a second mesh side panel (even though there are numerous instances of marketing materials on the SSUPD website stating "Full, breathable, mesh panels on ALL sides let you savor the airflow and minty temps.", but I have to pony up an additional 60 bucks for two 90° DP 1.4 cables...?!?
So an additional NINETY DOLLARS to get the chassis in suitable working order...?!?
I also need to say, if I were to want a TG panel, I would prefer it to be smoked (as I am sure plenty other end-users would also prefer), which is yet another 40 bucks...!
Seems like there will be plenty of folks looking to get into a mainstream sub-15L SFF chassis at an affordable price, only to find out they have to basically double that price once side panels & specialized video out cables are sorted...?!?
Sorry about the raging in regards to the add-on pricing, but I believe it is a fair point...!