Which power button did you use and did you need to make room for the button to fit?
NCASE M1 V6 info
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This same one that pslate sells:
Ghost S1/NCASE M1 12mm Anti-Vandal Switch Power Button
12mm Anti-Vandal switch power button replacement for Ghost S1 and NCASE M1. Button is illuminated with your choice of a white, blue, or red LED. Switches are made 380mm (~15 inches) long, good for reaching motherboards with headers in unconventional locations such as the Asus Strix Z390-I. Ghost...
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@HyperActive Make room in what way?
Cutting/drilling sanding parts of the front panel.This same one that pslate sells:
Ghost S1/NCASE M1 12mm Anti-Vandal Switch Power Button
12mm Anti-Vandal switch power button replacement for Ghost S1 and NCASE M1. Button is illuminated with your choice of a white, blue, or red LED. Switches are made 380mm (~15 inches) long, good for reaching motherboards with headers in unconventional locations such as the Asus Strix Z390-I. Ghost...
@HyperActive Make room in what way?
No modification of any v6 hardware necessary. Just need to mount the nut behind the front panel chassis bracket to secure the power button.
I answer that email. If you have any questions about the case - compatibility, dimensions etc. - I can answer those. Questions or problems pertaining to orders, shipping, etc. should be directed to SFFLab.
Yes everyone has them, when you spend so much it's annoying but Necere said that they cannot do anything about it.
I've said that Lian Li is working on solution for this issue.
Sorry I'm missed that post, my bad. So for the people that want a replacement they have to contact you in December or can we be put in a list now? Thanks!
It's hard to do exact measurements without taking everything apart. but with the side fan bracket in the lower position the bottom edge is level with the middle of the SO-DIMM. So you'd probably be clear in the higher position even regardless of thickness, I expect. As for distance, it's about 6 cm away from the bracket.
L12S CPU cooler turned up today so finally "finished" the build for now.
Temp's for the GPU and CPU are pretty solid. GPU never gets above 60 degrees using the Morpheus cooler. However the GDDR6 gets pretty toasty meaning I have to limit my RAM overclock to 900 not 940 that it can do if under 75 degrees....
move started work on a laser cut cooling plate.... hope my measuring skills are up to scratch!!
Temp's for the GPU and CPU are pretty solid. GPU never gets above 60 degrees using the Morpheus cooler. However the GDDR6 gets pretty toasty meaning I have to limit my RAM overclock to 900 not 940 that it can do if under 75 degrees....
move started work on a laser cut cooling plate.... hope my measuring skills are up to scratch!!
@Necere
Hello, I just wonder why you changed the installation mechanism of the 2.5-inch disks on the inside-front (or outside front )location. Originally the 2.5 drive was installed via screws & rubber grommets and now directly with screws. I think rubber grommets can absorb vibration and protect the case from scratches. What's the reason of the change?
Thanks.
Hello, I just wonder why you changed the installation mechanism of the 2.5-inch disks on the inside-front (or outside front )location. Originally the 2.5 drive was installed via screws & rubber grommets and now directly with screws. I think rubber grommets can absorb vibration and protect the case from scratches. What's the reason of the change?
Thanks.
?@Necere i just want to say that if i mount the SSDs at the front the right way as you told it fits perfectly
TBD, but we'll probably contact people that ordered the V6.
The rubber grommets and screws project through the wall by ~3mm. In order for the SFX bracket to be able to mount flush against the front of the chassis, they had to go.
If you're using mechanical HDDs and want vibration damping, there are some new possibilities for mounting using the drive brackets. Check the user manual in the first post for more details on that.
What do you guys think for a black 140mm fan for underneath my c14s in the ncase. I read on some reviews that the Noiseblocker eLoop B14-PS PWM pushes more air on the same rpm while also being more quiet than the noctua nf-a14x25 (which is now available in black). Any thoughts on those 2 fans?
Here's my little beast. Stock cooler will be replaced by the noctua c14s (didn't come with the am4 mounting kit...). Rx 5700xt Strix fitted easily when you put it though the front first and slide it in place afterwards. Rests nicely on the front i/o cables. Can be noted as compatible if you ask me. Little spot on the power button, no other scratchen out-of-the-box.
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Nice to see that someone uses the Morpheus. It's not common here (most people prefer the Accelero III) and I also consider to use it (360W vs 300W). I've read somewhere, that there are still problems concrete with VRM and VRAM temperatures after replacing the stock cooler, e.g. AMD Radeon RX 5700 + Raijintek Morpheus II Core Edition. I doesn't have an URL by hand, I've read also ReijinTek considers a NAVI edition (like the VEGA edition), but there are still no informations are on there web page. The Accelero III has similar problems expecially with the VRAM, where the 2 cooler on top collides with the main cooler, see e.g. Reddit. What are your experience, especially with the slim 120 below the AIB concerning noise?
Hi guys, this is mostly directed to people who bought the case from Germany, today I went to pick it up to the Customs Office in Frankfurt and they literally refused to give it to me because "it didn't comply with the European electric safety laws" which doesn't make any fucking sense at all, I tried to explain that this is just a PC case, the guy made me open it right there so I carefully unboxed it and then he asked me to take a look inside so again I carefully poped the panels out and the guy started looking at the IO cables and the PSU extension cord and said that yeah, the only other option was to send it to a "evaluation facility" where it was going to be taken apart, then evaluate and if it passed the test it'd be reassembled and then finally I could pick it up. The thing is that in the letter I got by mail it said nothing about this, it only said I had to pay custom fees and I was happy to do so, and then I encountered this fucking bullshit, when I was searching the place on Google maps it made me wonder why it had only a 2 star review score, now I know. So at the end, despite trying to explain again and again how and why it wasn't possible that so many other people got it here in Germany without a problem and I am the only retard that had this issue, the custom officer just said that they were going to send it back, made me sign a piece of paper, like an actual ripped piece of paper and told me to have a nice day.
I already contacted SFFLab and I'll have to wait to see what they say and if they can help me, but in the mean time what can I do? I really think this is not normal, something strange happened, I mean I have actually bought real electronic devices like an old ThinkPad from japan for example and that thing just came to my door directly, how can it be that a case, which is literally metal and a pair of cables, wont? I'm really pissed.
I already contacted SFFLab and I'll have to wait to see what they say and if they can help me, but in the mean time what can I do? I really think this is not normal, something strange happened, I mean I have actually bought real electronic devices like an old ThinkPad from japan for example and that thing just came to my door directly, how can it be that a case, which is literally metal and a pair of cables, wont? I'm really pissed.
