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I'd like to add to that idea: it seems the drive cage screws into another bracket with a screw in the middle. If you added more screw holes, it would allow the drive cage to be installed to the left or right of the case, if it's preferred to have more room for the GPU or the PSU. It might be an easy fix to allow a lot more component compatibility.In my opinion, the vent hole areas are way too small, reducing the amount of airflow considerably. In the end, it might be more prudent to have a much better ventilation as-standard and add dust/debris filters as an option. Opportunity for higher markup and again more flexibility.The surface the PSU mounts to in the back doesn't need any additional grills, they usually have their own finger/debris guards on the PSU. Just have one large cutout like ATX and SFX PSUs. This would reduce cost and again increase product flexibility.It's a nice looking case, especially considering Logic supply is mainly catering to industrial applications.
I'd like to add to that idea: it seems the drive cage screws into another bracket with a screw in the middle. If you added more screw holes, it would allow the drive cage to be installed to the left or right of the case, if it's preferred to have more room for the GPU or the PSU. It might be an easy fix to allow a lot more component compatibility.
In my opinion, the vent hole areas are way too small, reducing the amount of airflow considerably. In the end, it might be more prudent to have a much better ventilation as-standard and add dust/debris filters as an option. Opportunity for higher markup and again more flexibility.
The surface the PSU mounts to in the back doesn't need any additional grills, they usually have their own finger/debris guards on the PSU. Just have one large cutout like ATX and SFX PSUs. This would reduce cost and again increase product flexibility.
It's a nice looking case, especially considering Logic supply is mainly catering to industrial applications.
