NCASE M1 V6 info
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Would a 50 mm thick (MSI 5700 xt Evoke) fit with slim fans on bottom or no fans at all?
With a 42 mm thick card, there is just enough room for a 25 mm thick fan, so the total vertical space (card + bottom case fan) is 67 mm. So for a 50 mm thick card there would be 17 mm of space left, so you might just get a 15 mm thick fan underneath.
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I cannot find a photo of the rear of your motherboard. However, if the M.2 area is between the PCI-E slot and the CPU socket, then it should be accessible through the large hole in the motherboard mounting plate. Below is a photo of the rear M.2 area of my son's M1 build which has an Asus Z170I Pro Gaming motherboard.
I cannot find a photo of the rear of your motherboard. However, if the M.2 area is between the PCI-E slot and the CPU socket, then it should be accessible through the large hole in the motherboard mounting plate. Below is a photo of the rear M.2 area of my son's M1 build which has an Asus Z170I Pro Gaming motherboard.
Hey, I know this has been asked and answered before, I just saw in the recent comments there’s enough room for a 67mm thick vertical card. The new 5700xt Red Devil looks promising, I was wondering if it would fit horizontally at 295mm. It’s a 2.5 slot card, I believe 52mm thick and 295mm in length. Anyone know what the max length is in the V6 m1. I believe the exact dimensions are 295mm x 51mm x 120mm LxWxH ... and 2.5 slots
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Have you seen my GPU compatibility list for V6? I have the Red Devil listed as incompatible. Where are you getting those dimensions? They don't match what's on Powercolor's specs page.
General GPU size restrictions for V6 are in the first post of this thread.
I appreciate the link to the GPU compatibility list, this is great and i had never seen it before. I got those dimensions from the hardware unboxed review. Sorry about that.
Hey @Necere, it would be amazing if you could add a column in your GPU compatibility list for people that want to do the "accelero III simil mod" I mean for the people that wants to remove the fans + shroud from the GPU and use two noctua's as exhaust. I'm very interested in all the new three fans GPUs from amd partners. Of course you cannot know perfectly if they will fit, we just need your opinion as an expert of the case. Thanks!
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Depending on the spacing of the back vents, it may still fit if they line up with the 80mm fan holes.
If not, 3D printing to the rescue.
Depending on the spacing of the back vents, it may still fit if they line up with the 80mm fan holes.
If not, 3D printing to the rescue.
That's a bit out of scope for this list. It's not something you can really tell from pictures, since each card is different. Even if the heatsink doesn't appear too thick, there might still be parts in the way of mounting bottom fans (see this post for example).
The rear ventilation slots are spaced to align with the 92mm fan mounting holes, actually, and won't work for 80mm.
I just ordered this case last week, hoping for a quick ship time. I couldn't figure out how to get the SFFLab website to ship to my FPO address in Africa so I am forced to ship it home in the states then pay more shipping and wait 2 more weeks for it to arrive to me 
Now of course after I had already pre-ordered the case I can put in the address correctly. I guess there was some compatibility issue with my phone at the time I was trying the address. Hopefully I can change the shipping address on a completed order already.
Hi,
I would like to install the Asus rog Crosshair VIII impact in the NCASE M1 V6 and install a RTX 2080 Super with Accelero III and 2 120mm fans below.
I read, I don't know where, that the length of a DTX card prevents the installation of 120mm fans at the bottom if there are components more than 5mm at the bottom of the motherboard.
Seeing the images of the Crosshair VIII impact, do you think that by removing the sound card (if it's possible) I can install 2 120mm fan in the bottom of M1?
Sorry for bad english...Google translate.
Many thanks !
I would like to install the Asus rog Crosshair VIII impact in the NCASE M1 V6 and install a RTX 2080 Super with Accelero III and 2 120mm fans below.
I read, I don't know where, that the length of a DTX card prevents the installation of 120mm fans at the bottom if there are components more than 5mm at the bottom of the motherboard.
Seeing the images of the Crosshair VIII impact, do you think that by removing the sound card (if it's possible) I can install 2 120mm fan in the bottom of M1?
Sorry for bad english...Google translate.
Many thanks !
I'd say odds are good that removing the sound card will let you fit a fan on the bottom. There appear to be some caps under it, but they look to be spaced a little bit back from the edge:
Otherwise, the bottom ~2mm seems pretty clear.
Many thanks for replying, i guess i think it's possible to put 120mm fan at the bottom...(cross my finger) and i don't need the soundcard (i use an external usb DAC).
This board is quiet good on the paper (usb 3.2 header front port, CPU 8 Pin on the right of the board, no video out and lot's of USB port on I/O Shield....), hope it's fit with 120mm fan at bottom with M1
