Yeah I agree, it isnt a big deal and wont make me not buy the case , even now I will buy the case lol
Have you checked whether the case will fit the crosshair impact add in card? Otherwise I would just get ready and buy a new board instead
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Have you checked whether the case will fit the crosshair impact add in card? Otherwise I would just get ready and buy a new board instead
I only have one good image that shows the dimensions of its sodimm daughter board, and it should fit judging from it with around 2-3 mm to spare.
Hi, it is coming along fine, I will have something very exciting to share really soon
I’ve bought CL530 to test my RTX 3090FE inside to test « node 202 ». I’ll share my experience if it can be useful for N-ATX as I’m still interested in it (ATX mb power..Hi, it is coming along fine, I will have something very exciting to share really soon
)IS-60 evo with nf-a12x25 is ready for testing..
I'm using the Coolermaster NR200 with an ATX power supply. To say the least it's a bit cramped in there. Although I've done a pretty good job with cable Management. I just feel like the N-ATX would be a huge improvement in layout.
NR200 is a very tough case to beat...as it's pretty good in cooling performance at reasonible price (without riser).
Anyway cable management remains an issue with ATX psu in SFF (cable are too long, as they were meant for mid tower case). Customed cable are really recommenced with ATX PSU in SFF.
I completely agree custom cables are needed. Currently i'm running a Titan X Maxwell Gen. However I'd like to put a 3080 in there. I've been waiting on that before I order some custom cables for it. At the same time I'm waiting for the N-ATX to come out. I don't think Cable management would be so tight in that case. One wonders which will be available first 3080 availability or the N-ATX.
I hope so tooI'll bet on N-ATX...especially if you are aiming RTX 3080 at MSRP..
@riba2233 Hello, I have been following this development on and off for a while now. I have a question regarding the stand and orientation of the case. As it stands, is there any way to orient the case so all the cabling faces the bottom/stand area? I am considering watercooling with a Mo-Ra 420 and would like the fittings to exit at the bottom of the case as well as the cables. My apologies if the question has been asked before and good luck with the development.
Interesting question, it could be done in theory but I won't be doing any official support for that, because rear panel is already fully packed. But if you'd like it should be possible with some mods.
Hi everyone,
I have finally done my dream build in N-ATX prototype. It is fully custom water cooled system with 360mm radiator with following specs:
Ryzen 3700x
Vega 64
B550i Aorus
Focus Gold 1000W + Custom cables
2x8gb 3600cl16 G-skill trident Z
250gb 960 pro + 960gb A1000
Water cooling components:
EKWB Velocity AMD copper + plexi + black shroud CPU block
EKWB Vega copper + plexi block
EKWB SPC-60 pump res block
Freezemod 360mm copper radiator
3x Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM fans ~750 rpm
System is absolutely noiseless and very cold, just as I wanted. It had cooling capacity for highest TDP gpu and mainstream cpu, and can support psu that can power both without any issues. I also made my own psu cables that fortunately worked after first try
Here are some pictures:
Hope you like it, and if you have any questions or feedback please ask below.
Here is the link to album with all the pictures:
I have finally done my dream build in N-ATX prototype. It is fully custom water cooled system with 360mm radiator with following specs:
Ryzen 3700x
Vega 64
B550i Aorus
Focus Gold 1000W + Custom cables
2x8gb 3600cl16 G-skill trident Z
250gb 960 pro + 960gb A1000
Water cooling components:
EKWB Velocity AMD copper + plexi + black shroud CPU block
EKWB Vega copper + plexi block
EKWB SPC-60 pump res block
Freezemod 360mm copper radiator
3x Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM fans ~750 rpm
System is absolutely noiseless and very cold, just as I wanted. It had cooling capacity for highest TDP gpu and mainstream cpu, and can support psu that can power both without any issues. I also made my own psu cables that fortunately worked after first try
Here are some pictures:
Hope you like it, and if you have any questions or feedback please ask below.
Here is the link to album with all the pictures:
Thank you and I completely agree, that was a total must, I didn't even think about doing this kind of build without them. Luckily they weren't hard to do, ordered some parts from MDPC (awesome store, they have my 100% recommendation) and made them and checked the voltages with multimeter, and everything looked fine.
Congratulations...very beautiful baby!!..
I like exhaust capabilities of your N-ATX case...I’m it has wonderful potential even on full air cooling!
I also must admit that ATX psu (with custom cables of course) might interest me...especially with shortage on almost all sfx psu...
More to come with my experience (pretty intense) with CL530...
I like exhaust capabilities of your N-ATX case...I’m it has wonderful potential even on full air cooling!
I also must admit that ATX psu (with custom cables of course) might interest me...especially with shortage on almost all sfx psu...
More to come with my experience (pretty intense) with CL530...
@riba2233 congrats! the build is looking fantastic!
I know this is a weird question but could you make the upper GPU position adjustable? i.e. possible mount the GPU 20-25mm higher since there seems to be a lot of space left up top? I'm asking because for the Crosshair VIII Impact board, there's a SO.DIMM card that would interfere with the GPU in the current upper position, and thus the GPU would need to be mounted 20-25mm higher to clear it.
I know this is a weird question but could you make the upper GPU position adjustable? i.e. possible mount the GPU 20-25mm higher since there seems to be a lot of space left up top? I'm asking because for the Crosshair VIII Impact board, there's a SO.DIMM card that would interfere with the GPU in the current upper position, and thus the GPU would need to be mounted 20-25mm higher to clear it.
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