I find the "dead space" in the top actually useful. I use for other stuff like an audio DAC, which otherwise would lie somewhere on my desk. Also getting a custom baseplate from my university workshop for free soon
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Production Sliger SV590 and SV540 - Vertical SFF Cases!
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SFX_L won't fit I think. The steel frame is made so that an SFX like corsair 600 fits perfectly. You can get a D5 inside easily, question is rather which reservoir you want. EK-XRES D5 REVO PWM 100 for example does not fit because the brackets, which hold the reservoir are too wide in width.
Since people have asked: Here's the design made in TinkerCad to mount the Phanteks R160. You can edit it yourself to tweak your screw spacing. My print shrunk a little when it cooled, so I heated up screws to mount the reservoir (I think those are M2.5 screws or M3) and used fan screws on the bottom since they're good at holding plastic. https://www.tinkercad.com/things/7UTTfNuBAv8-phanteks-r160-mount-for-sliger-sv590
Either that or just temporarily unavailable. It's likely that at the moment orders can't be fulfilled or something so it's still visible on the site but not able to be ordered.
I reckon it will be back once things calm down a little - at least I hope haha
I saw this on reddit a few weeks ago. I think they are real busy with the OEM side of their business. Like all of us they are dealing with Covid-19 issues and likely supplier issues.
Will the sv590 be for sale again soon?
Been waiting on this case for a while now - all the other parts for my new computer have arrived and can't wait to start the build. I saw some updates a while ago saying it would be available by now so just checking in.
SligerChris
7 points·1 month ago
Unfortunately we don't have a solid date for when they're coming back. We originally were hoping to have them back online a couple weeks ago but we've been running into unrelated snags that have myself and everyone else that would be working on the 590s stretched thin. At this point all I can really promise is that they'll be back Soon™.
Will the sv590 be for sale again soon?
Been waiting on this case for a while now - all the other parts for my new computer have arrived and can't wait to start the build. I saw some updates a while ago saying it would be available by now so just checking in.
SligerChris
7 points·1 month ago
Unfortunately we don't have a solid date for when they're coming back. We originally were hoping to have them back online a couple weeks ago but we've been running into unrelated snags that have myself and everyone else that would be working on the 590s stretched thin. At this point all I can really promise is that they'll be back Soon™.
We are almost caught up!
SV590 and SV540 will be back/launching in 2~3 weeks.
The SV540 is going to be a short version of the SV590 for 3-slot GPU and 280mm/240mm AIO.
Here's pictures of the prototype:
SV590 and SV540 will be back/launching in 2~3 weeks.
The SV540 is going to be a short version of the SV590 for 3-slot GPU and 280mm/240mm AIO.
Here's pictures of the prototype:
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Love to see the vertical slot design make it down to the 540!
Have there been any revisions to the SV590? I'm also eager to see the 540.
He replied on reddit in a thread about the SV540 that the SV540 will be reversible and have a swappable power button (so cables come out the bottom), but with the SV590 they felt flipping it would make it so top heavy that it would tip over. I don't really see how that's the case since the motherboard and GPU are mostly at the top right now, and the only thing on the bottom really is the PSU, but that's what he said.
@KSliger why not make it so the PSU is mountable mid-ship in the SV590 (like OptimumTech suggested) which gives you more space in the bottom of the case for pumps/hard drives, and also makes it less "top heavy" when you flip it over? I think most people would prefer cables exiting the bottom.
The intended airflow pattern of the SV590 (and the forthcoming SV540 in its current iteration, anyway) would be to have a radiator in the rear as exhaust, which creates negative pressure in the case. This feeds cold air in through the side intakes slots, which improves GPU airflow and creates airflow over the motherboard for things like VRM and M.2 cooling. It does theoretically put more hot air into the rad, but overall it would be a superior setup than the alternative.
I can only go off of my 590, but my 3700x barely ever hits 60 under load. I can't imagine a 280mm AIO being drastically worse than a 360mm AIO, so I doubt the SV540 will have the same issues the H1 seems to have.
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