NCASE M1 V6 info
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Can't you just read the first post or go one or two pages back?
Checked page 88 to page 91, no date was mentioned.
The first post said will be up on ncases.com, I've signed up for newsletters but no news as well.
This is why I'm asking.
You signed up to attack a user for not reading a post that may or may not be easy to find? Seriously?
2nd post - the same thing.
If y'all are going to be toxic users, move on. K?
The screw holes on the chassis for the fan mount will use threaded standoffs/nuts instead of being threaded directly into chassis.
Previously there were four 120mm steel wire fan grilles included, we've reduced that to two.
Hopefully. It's more likely than the other parts, since w360 can ship them from China.
Thank you for this info, can you link them for me though? I can't find them in Google..
How do sales tax and customs work for v6.1 in the US? (DC area). Will the total cost for v6.1 be $210 + 30-40 (shipping) + taxes? If so what should be the estimated real total cost?
Hello,
I am wondering, do you think there would be the space to put a 120mm AIO for a GPU (like a MSI Seahawk) next to a C14S?
In that scenario, I would imagine the radiator to be next to the CPU Cooler and behind to the power supply ?
What do you think?
I am wondering, do you think there would be the space to put a 120mm AIO for a GPU (like a MSI Seahawk) next to a C14S?
In that scenario, I would imagine the radiator to be next to the CPU Cooler and behind to the power supply ?
What do you think?
I am happy to see that 2x140mm fans actually fit in the bottom, including the front IO.
The fans I used have frame of 3.5mm thickness and fit exactly under the sidepanel clips.
One also needs to remove the two back screws of the bottom panel and use slightly shorter screws for the back case feet as these protrude into the case.
Once that is done the fans can be moved all the way to the slots covers which, just opens up enough room to fit the fron IO cables.
It would be nice if future revisions would use screws that don't protude into the case.
The fans I used have frame of 3.5mm thickness and fit exactly under the sidepanel clips.
One also needs to remove the two back screws of the bottom panel and use slightly shorter screws for the back case feet as these protrude into the case.
Once that is done the fans can be moved all the way to the slots covers which, just opens up enough room to fit the fron IO cables.
It would be nice if future revisions would use screws that don't protude into the case.
Impressive! I didn't think it was possible to fit square 140 mm fans at the bottom due to the side panel clips and DTX stand-off posts. It's amazing what people are still discovering to be possible in the M1.
BTW, with dual 140 fans in the bottom as intakes and the slightly taller feet of the v6, a bottom to top airflow reminds of the Silverstone ATX Raven cases.
Shouldn't be any customs charges or taxes AFAIK.
No, a 120mm rad will not fit next to the C14S.
The last two rounds of preorders for V6 sold out in a few days, so you should have some time.
No plans to offer the brackets currently.
