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Done! I do round up the decimals to make it easier on the eye. I do however stack the cases with similar ending last decimal points based on their extra significant digits (e.g. 2.45 > 2.43 and so will go lower on the list). I'll add the second decimal on the editable list and let me know what you think (you can comment on the document directly if you prefer). I'm happy to make changes based on the community's suggestions!As for internal and external volume, I have not added it because I feel like it would simply add bulk to the document, making it harder to read (and more confusing). Another reason is because that data does not exist for a majority of cases out there (internal vs. external specs). Most manufacturers fail to provide such measurements and there are cases with modifications for which it would be hard to measure internal volume. Also, since I originally started the document to be a "mini-ITX cases that are airplane carry-on legal", I figured going with the external dimensions was the safest bet to have an easy-to-read document.Yeah, I don't understand the discrepancy between the measurements there. I just went with the external dimensions on that one (and I usually go with the biggest measurement manufacturers provide - except for the ones that include case feet and stuff, I feel like that's negligible).
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I do round up the decimals to make it easier on the eye. I do however stack the cases with similar ending last decimal points based on their extra significant digits (e.g. 2.45 > 2.43 and so will go lower on the list). I'll add the second decimal on the editable list and let me know what you think (you can comment on the document directly if you prefer). I'm happy to make changes based on the community's suggestions!
As for internal and external volume, I have not added it because I feel like it would simply add bulk to the document, making it harder to read (and more confusing). Another reason is because that data does not exist for a majority of cases out there (internal vs. external specs). Most manufacturers fail to provide such measurements and there are cases with modifications for which it would be hard to measure internal volume. Also, since I originally started the document to be a "mini-ITX cases that are airplane carry-on legal", I figured going with the external dimensions was the safest bet to have an easy-to-read document.
Yeah, I don't understand the discrepancy between the measurements there. I just went with the external dimensions on that one (and I usually go with the biggest measurement manufacturers provide - except for the ones that include case feet and stuff, I feel like that's negligible).
