REVOCCASES RCC-MID2 | a minimalistic SciFi inspired vertical case
Specs:
Assembly instructions:
fix the two standoffs to the riser as shown below
plug your GPU in the riser
attach the GPU bracket
because each GPU I/O shield is a bit different, check if your card stands completely upright and adjust the riser if necessary via the slotted holes on the GPU bracket
plug the riser cable into the PCIe slot of your motherboard
fix the GPU bracket to the chassis with three M3 screws. you can also already plug in the HDMI / DP dongle at this point.
last but not least: plug in the PCIe power connector
Note: you don't need to repeat all these steps if you need to take out your graphics card for some reason. You can leave the GPU bracket and riser attached and just pull it out.

Specs:
- Case Dimensions: (ca.) 390 x 180 x 140mm
- Material: powder coated aluminum
- Motherboard: mini-ITX
- Power Supply: SFX(-L)
- CPU Cooler: 120mm AIO, 53mm pump / CPU-block clearance
- Graphics Card: up to 3 slots / 60mm thick, up to 155mm high
- Graphics Card length: 305mm long with standard 120mm AIO, 315mm with 120mm slim AIO fan, 345mm with CPU air cooler
- Storage: only M.2
- Front USB: optional extension cable
Assembly instructions:
- Plug in all cables in your SFX PSU and install it in the case
- Get your Motherboard ready and install it together with the AIO as shown in below picture
- Don't forget to connect the power button
- If you are not as lazy as me, now is also a good time to do some cable management

5. there are different ways how to install the riser / graphics card. this is how I like to do it:
fix the two standoffs to the riser as shown below

plug your GPU in the riser

attach the GPU bracket


because each GPU I/O shield is a bit different, check if your card stands completely upright and adjust the riser if necessary via the slotted holes on the GPU bracket

plug the riser cable into the PCIe slot of your motherboard

fix the GPU bracket to the chassis with three M3 screws. you can also already plug in the HDMI / DP dongle at this point.

last but not least: plug in the PCIe power connector

Note: you don't need to repeat all these steps if you need to take out your graphics card for some reason. You can leave the GPU bracket and riser attached and just pull it out.
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