Yeah, I still like the name, reminds me of Project M-ATX.
The next time I will first think of a cool name. I have named the thread after what I hoped to do here: discuss about my project of a small case (for me SFF) , supporting custom water cooling, a large GPU, simple exterior without beeing something like the cube designed ones.
Thank you! I rly like the Cerberus
What material is the frame made of? The metal between those long vents on the rear may be too flexible if it's somewhat thin sheet metal.
The Frame is made of aluminium square tubes (15x15mm, 2mm wall thickness) . The sidepanels are made off 3mm aluminium, the motherboard tray aswell. Did u think this will make any problems? Nothing is mounted to the sidepanels, i use "mounting parts" (mounted to the Frame) because I do not want to see screws at the outside. The rear vent will get the same layout like the top/bottom/side i just forget to update it
We do not enforce strict limits on case size. In general, the larger it is, the more we expect it to be packed full of hardware to justify the size.
That's nice to hear. My goal wasnt to put powerfull hardware in a beautiful and compact case since there are already very nice systems like Ceberus or ncase m1. I would definitely like to have a nice visible custom water cooling and not the power supply or memory see as in Lian Li PC-O5S. The Lian Li PC-Q37 would have been a possibility but I do not like the height.
This looks great so far
@schmiran ! The only way to go smaller than this is the move the fans from the bottom of the case to the windowed panel so well done of how you organized the components.
Thank you! I Think i coud put them at the fronpanel but i like the clean look of it
@Aibohphobia How is the fastening system called that you used at Cerberus to attach the side panels? I have seen this often, also with other cases but I do not know how it is called
Do u think i will get problems with the heat in the rear section because of the radiator?
