Concept Spotswood Computer Cases | Large Vertical mini-DTX Case (quiet water cooled)

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This case design features:

• Flexible water cooling configurations, maxing out at a 280 in the front, 240 on the bottom and a 140 radiator at the rear
• Solid sheeting on three sides should make this a very quiet case (front rad is fed by an air duct)
• Motherboard "tray" can be re-positioned front-to-back to in order to accommodate various total thicknesses of radiator and fans
• SFX, SFX-L or ATX PSU
• Completely modular construction for easy "modding" and flat-pack shipping.

To help gauge its size here is the Cerberus placed inside the case:

Initial Specifications

Material: Anodized aluminum extrusion and aluminum sheeting bolted together i.e. can ship flat.
Dimensions: (W x D x H): 206 x 350 x 461mm, 32L (25L interior volume)
Footprint: 206 x 350mm
Graphic card support: Three-Slot GPU up to 300/355mm (with/without bottom fan)
Motherboard support: Mini-ITX/DTX (90-degree motherboard mounting orientation). Position can be adjusted front-to-back.
Power Supply support: SFX/ATX (with/without bottom fan)
Drives: 2x 2.5" SSD
Radiator support: Room for 110mm total thickness of fans and radiators (by repositioning the motherboard)

280 x 30mm at the front (intake via air duct)​

140 x 30mm at the back​

240 x 30mm at the bottom (thicker radiator possible if GPU < 300mm)​

Manufacturer: Spotswood Computer Cases, LLC

 

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Possible layouts in a slightly smaller case. Note that the case is completely modular, which would allow flipping either of these layouts e.g. swap the left and right panels (along with repositioning the motherboard "tray").


280 radiator in the front and a 140 on the bottom:

280 radiator with push/pull in the back:

 

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Bumping because this is amazing for watercooling!

 

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looks very interesting

 

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Like the air cooled version of this design the GPU mounting bracket is now on the bottom. This case is designed to be very flexible with the placement of the computing and water cooling components. It's on the largish size and thus intended for custom water cooling loops. Here is an example setup with a horizontal SFX PSU, 240 and 280 radiators.