Yeah got the same, but the letter came a day later and I have a friend pick it up for me tomorrow.This shipment has been handed over to the local Customs Office. A letter with further instructions regarding collection and customers clearance is on it's way to you.
yeah, waiting letter
Hamburg Germany
I'm using an aio but @NeverBackDown was spot on about getting y splitter with my noctua's. Although didn't get them with my 12x15 ones previously so assumed I wouldn't get with the 12x25. ?
Question for the lucky ones who have already got their case. Is there an invoice included? Or anything else which declares the value? My case is withheld due to missing invoice...
I missed your live stream, but I'm watching it now. You did great for this being only your second PC build. An SSF build can be very challenging, but the M1's removable panels (and now the bottom) help a lot. Planning and visualizing each step beforehand is recommended to reduce back-tracking (removing a device or cable that's preventing the installation of another one).
Other recommendations:
- Attach the Front I/O cables before installing the power supply. You can keep these cables along the back bottom edge of the case where they will be hidden from view by the graphics card and any bottom fans. Make sure they don't cover the PCI-E slot.
- Power supply:
- Attach the PS unit to the mounting frame first. This will allow you to attach the PS to the frame using more screws. Next, attach the combination to the case chassis.
- Attach the PS cables to the motherboard and all other devices before attaching them to the PS. It's easy to attach modular power supply cables to the PS unit later via the large hole in the chassis below the PS or through the V6's open bottom. Route all the PS cables neatly under or around the motherboard
- Install the graphics card last. This seems strange for such a large item, but depending on its size, it should be a simple insertion.
Anyone have a fix or any ideas of what I can do if I can’t get the front replaced? Sounds silly to replace it for that chip but if it was your case, I’m sure you would be bothered by it as well. Any suggestion for a possible masking or fix would be great, the brushed aluminum finish is hard to work with or touch up. ?
Ps. Sorry for bad photos, it’s that really obvious white dot on the front panel (no it’s not dust ?)
Thanks, just sent them an email.Contact Ncase using the link at SFFLab: https://www.sfflab.com/pages/contact-brands .
yea, first time ordering but my buddy got his same day I got mine and his was flawless.Looks like QC problem. Better send some email. I ordered v5 before and it is spotless.
So I am very happy to have received my case and finally have it in my possession after the long wait. Some of you will call me picky and others will be able to relate to me I’m sure. We paid a nice penny for this case and expect a high quality and finish on a product like this. I must say the quality is amazing but I’m a little disappointed by the finish. Not sure what happened to my case but it came chipped. Unfortunately, I have the black version and white or silver aluminum is extremely noticeable, especially on the front panel lol (why I was skeptical of black). If that chip was in the rear or side that doesn’t face me I wouldn’t be bothered, but the fact that it’s right in the front is really really bothering me.
Anyone have a fix or any ideas of what I can do if I can’t get the front replaced? Sounds silly to replace it for that chip but if it was your case, I’m sure you would be bothered by it as well. Any suggestion for a possible masking or fix would be great, the brushed aluminum finish is hard to work with or touch up. ?
Ps. Sorry for bad photos, it’s that really obvious white dot on the front panel (no it’s not dust ?)
Actually you should contact SFFLab for RMAs: https://www.sfflab.com/pages/contact-usContact Ncase using the link at SFFLab: https://www.sfflab.com/pages/contact-brands .
Awesome, I sent them an email also. Thank youActually you should contact SFFLab for RMAs: https://www.sfflab.com/pages/contact-us
Actually you should contact SFFLab for RMAs: https://www.sfflab.com/pages/contact-us
Actually you should contact SFFLab for RMAs: https://www.sfflab.com/pages/contact-us
Right now SFFLab just has plans to stock M1 panel kits (front/top/sides) and ODD top panels. Other panels will not be available to purchase individually.I checked today to see if the front panel in black was in stock but it’s out of stock so I can’t even just buy one to replace it. Not sure if they were ever in stock to begin with, but I thought maybe they might have been. Any idea if they will restock them?