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I got the Mjolnir R + 2x panel sets. I probably won't use the glass panels or the RGB, but I like having options. I haven't even started the build yet. I was intending to build my new workstation in this case, but then 2020 happened and I ended up doing a triple 240mm rad custom loop with a 5950X and 3090 in the NR200. I'm going to try to replicate something similarly nonsensical in this case but with smaller diameter tubes and less rad space. Might go with another 5950X, but tone the GPU down since that's where most of the heat comes from.This makes complete sense, thanks for the explanation! I think gaskets would be a great idea. I'm a fan of high density foam and have used it in several projects, so something like that might work well if you lined the areas that contact the glass; it would compress when the glass is inserted to hold it in place safely and quietly.That could work. I was thinking something like a small nylon ramp/bump on the shell that the latch engages with as you turn it, but I'm not sure how well that would play with tolerances.
I got the Mjolnir R + 2x panel sets. I probably won't use the glass panels or the RGB, but I like having options. I haven't even started the build yet. I was intending to build my new workstation in this case, but then 2020 happened and I ended up doing a triple 240mm rad custom loop with a 5950X and 3090 in the NR200. I'm going to try to replicate something similarly nonsensical in this case but with smaller diameter tubes and less rad space. Might go with another 5950X, but tone the GPU down since that's where most of the heat comes from.
This makes complete sense, thanks for the explanation! I think gaskets would be a great idea. I'm a fan of high density foam and have used it in several projects, so something like that might work well if you lined the areas that contact the glass; it would compress when the glass is inserted to hold it in place safely and quietly.
That could work. I was thinking something like a small nylon ramp/bump on the shell that the latch engages with as you turn it, but I'm not sure how well that would play with tolerances.
