I won’t be in a position to buy a new case/redo my loop for a while, but I love the final version and hope it’ll be available beyond the first batch!
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The side bracket will deduct another 2mm - so in theory it leaves about 140.9mm. But let me check first and confirm with my prototype on Monday. Maybe I can make a "half side bracket" to fit the C14S.
Last case sold this morning.
Thank you all very much for supporting this project! Really exited to start building your cases.
I will start to order raw materials tomorrow and keep you update about the production status...
Thank you all very much for supporting this project! Really exited to start building your cases.
I will start to order raw materials tomorrow and keep you update about the production status...
We are waitingLast case sold this morning.
Thank you all very much for supporting this project! Really exited to start building your cases.
I will start to order raw materials tomorrow and keep you update about the production status...
I measured again... Cooler clearance from top of the CPU IHS: with side fan bracket: 139mm / without: 144mm
So with the side fan bracket a 25mm top mounted fan on the C14S does not fit. Without the side fan bracket it fits fine. But like I said, there is the possibility to make a "half-side-bracket".
Speaking of brackets, here is another one if someone need a lot of 2.5" drives:
1st pre-order production status update:
- screws, standoffs, power buttons and case feet are ready
- new aluminum profiles and aluminum sheets are ordered and should arrive soon
As promised, I have uploaded a DIY-friendly edition here on the forum. Note that this version is a bit different from the one I officially sell (e.g. no brackets, etc...).
If you know how to use a CAD program, you can also use that for checking part compatibility / clearance.
smallformfactor.net
If you know how to use a CAD program, you can also use that for checking part compatibility / clearance.
.STEP - RCC-BIG560 DIY Edition
REVOCCASES-RCC-BIG560-DIY Edition This is the DIY-friendly edition of my RCC-BIG560 Case. It does not require any bending tools. All you need is access to a Laser Cutter or CNC Router to cut the panels and some tools for tapping M3/M4 threads...
smallformfactor.net
AWESOME !!!!As promised, I have uploaded a DIY-friendly edition here on the forum. Note that this version is a bit different from the one I officially sell (e.g. no brackets, etc...).
If you know how to use a CAD program, you can also use that for checking part compatibility / clearance.
.STEP - RCC-BIG560 DIY Edition
REVOCCASES-RCC-BIG560-DIY Edition This is the DIY-friendly edition of my RCC-BIG560 Case. It does not require any bending tools. All you need is access to a Laser Cutter or CNC Router to cut the panels and some tools for tapping M3/M4 threads...
2nd pre-order production status update:
- raw material came in and I made another prototype to check assembly
- @Goatee got the very first prototype I made earlier and he provided some helpful feedback
- I send one prototype to my anodizing supplier for a test run
- the two additional PCIe slot cutouts were supposed to be cut away DIY if required -- I will now use normal PCIe slot covers instead
- the new vent pattern makes the left and right panels less rigid compared to the old vent pattern -- I will slightly modify those panels
Here are some pictures:
Top view, showing 2x noctua 140mms exhausting heat out the top
Side view, plenty of ventilation
Alternative side view / rear view. No i/o o 60mm fans fitted just plenty of room to breathe
The 3090 flow through cooler sucks cold air in from the bottom, exhausting it up / out the back of the case
Plenty of room to tie cables down / manage them on the utility plate next to the PSU.
Overall the case fits a 3090 FE in really easily, is really nice to build in (taking the struts out / sliding a panel in is dead easy).
Im using a really small MATX board, but the RTX 3090FE fits even with it being in the 2nd slot.
This is prototype is un-annodised, so fingerprints are possible but overall im really impressed and looking forward to the first batch with all the improvements.
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Such a simple and awesome case, as usual. I'm sure @Goatee had some fun like I did on MID1.
Oh man I love this build. Is this power supply really able to deal with the 3090, or is it just for the laughs?
Overall the case fits a 3090 FE in really easily, is really nice to build in (taking the struts out / sliding a panel in is dead easy).
Anyway love the circle pattern as well, wanna see more builds on this one!
It’s in a mining configuration, so the 3090 is undervolted / underclocked on the core. Pulls 300w at the wall so the 450 is fine for this use.
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I've missed the 1st preorder - would you know already when you will be taking second batch of preorders? Love the traditional layout!
I've missed the 1st preorder - would you know already when you will be taking second batch of preorders? Love the traditional layout!
If there is still interest from the community I will open pre-orders for a second batch after the first one has been delivered.
I could make a customized version for you but let me finish the orders for the "normal" version first. Why not try to go for triple 30mm rads in the current version?
Just for planning and to check who would be interested in a second batch:
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