Awesome! With the vented sides, it seems like a negative pressure system is the best option, any concerns with dust that anyone is aware of using negative pressure?
Production Sliger SM550/560/570/580 (2 and 3 slot riser layouts, with air and liquid cooling variants)
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So if I was looking to do one 240mm AIO and have at least one 3.5" HDD, would that setup work in the 570 or would I have to go with the 580? Both the 570 and 580 can accommodate the 3.5" HDD brackets, correct? The main difference lies in the 580 using up to 140mm fans versus the 570 using 120mm fans?
Basically I was thinking of doing a 240mm AIO on the top, with one 3.5" HDD on the bottom and then another fan in the other bottom slot. I'm kind of curious how the thermals would be with just the one fan in the bottom and a 3.5" HDD taking up one of the fan slots?
That config sounds like it'd work fine in the 570. You'll still have the fan on the bottom that feeds air across the motherboard (RAM and VRM cooling) along with the fans on the rad, so I don't believe there will be any issues thermally.
@KSliger Thanks for the offer. I have the Riser from the 550 I could use in a pinch for testing.
The Cryorig C7 G came in today. Not sure If I want to swap it tonight, or wait for the Ryzen release date. I'll probably swap it in tonight.
I also did not test everything outside the case yet. Will either do that, or maybe swap case altogether. I still have my assembled Cougar setup that I could just remove the board and put mine in its place for testing.
The Cryorig C7 G came in today. Not sure If I want to swap it tonight, or wait for the Ryzen release date. I'll probably swap it in tonight.
I also did not test everything outside the case yet. Will either do that, or maybe swap case altogether. I still have my assembled Cougar setup that I could just remove the board and put mine in its place for testing.
Five day weekend starting Wednesday, but Valve Index not arriving until Monday and SM570 still in limbo. Huge pile of watercooling parts waiting for some love. I am so, so eager. 
(For those Canadian friends, hope you are having a good Canada Day today and for other USA friends, have a great Independence Day!)
(For those Canadian friends, hope you are having a good Canada Day today and for other USA friends, have a great Independence Day!)
"Late this week" was the last word from Ksliger on launch date.
As for the SV590, there's a dedicated thread for it here that would likely have the most relevant info.
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Ksliger is killing me, every day I'm checking up on his website and page to be ready to order. This is my first sff build, and I'm trying to get in finished by the end of the month so I can move across a few states more easily. Right now I'm rocking a full tower that's so big I've been using it as a desk (ultrawide screen and keyboard resting on top).
SM570 and SM580 are still on track for Wednesday afternoon, hope to have it up by 9pm PST worst case.
SV590 will be next week.
SV590 will be next week.
That's great news - does that mean SV590 has a final design? There were a couple bouncing around in the other thread. Rather than add more clutter here after instigating the Great Noctua Incident of June 2019 I'll look for updates over there
There is an SSD bracket behind the front panel that will support at least 1x 15mm drive (I think it has holes for 2x 9mm 2.5" drives), and the 580 will definitely fit 120mm fans, the grills in the bottom are spaced well enough that even if specific holes aren't there you'd be able to secure the fans.
As @raulnorry said there is the 2x 2.5" SSD mount behind the front panel, but we're also working a few optional brackets:
SM550
1x 92mm AIO adapter bracket (replaces 1x 120mm fan)
1x 3.5" HDD bracket in bottom (replaces 1x 120mm fan)
4x 2.5" SSD/HDD bracket in bottom (replaces 1x 120mm fan)
SM560
120mm AIO bracket (requires ITX length GPU)
2x 3.5" HDD bracket (requires ITX length GPU, not compatible with 120mm AIO bracket)
92mm AIO adapter bracket (replaces 1x 120mm fan)
1x 3.5" HDD bracket in bottom (replaces 1x 120mm fan)
4x 2.5" SSD/HDD bracket in bottom (replaces 1x 120mm fan)
SM570
2x 3.5" HDD top bracket (works in place of 120mm AIO in top; can mount 1x 120mm AIO + 2x 3.5" HDD, or 4x 3.5" HDD)
92mm AIO adapter bracket (replaces 1x 120mm fan)
1x 3.5" HDD bracket in bottom (replaces 1x 120mm fan)
4x 2.5" SSD/HDD bracket in bottom (replaces 1x 120mm fan)
SM580
2x 3.5" HDD top bracket (works in place of 120mm/140mm AIO in top; can mount 1x 140mm AIO + 2x 3.5" HDD, or 4x 3.5" HDD with no radiator in top)
4x 2.5" SSD/HDD bracket in bottom (replaces 1x 140mm fan)
1x 120mm radiator / 120mm fan adapter that also works as a 3.5" HDD mount (replaces 1x 140mm fan)
The 120mm radiator adapter for bottom of the SM580 does not work with AIOs, only with custom loops. Radiator must be <29mm thick and fan must be 15mm thick.
Basically a ton of options coming which is part of the picture delay.
Where does the incompatibility come in? My AIO radiator is under 29mm and I planned on using a slim (12mm) fan with it.
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