Couldn't include the cabling, but that's trivial, right? lol
LOL the cabling is nowhere trivial!
Couldn't include the cabling, but that's trivial, right? lol
It is a custom board and cable assembly designed for the MI-6 case.very nice! where'd you get that front panel IO?
damn nice, do you sell them at all?It is a custom board and cable assembly designed for the MI-6 case.
Hi,damn nice, do you sell them at all?
damn nice, do you sell them at all?
I see, I'll keep that in mind as I plan out my build, thanks!Ok, there is a bit of complexity regarding that front I/O board. The board and cables are only $5, but the 3D printed pushbutton and bezel are another $5.
The bezel holds the button in place, but it needs an opening in the chassis to attach to. So either an MI-6 case, or you can customize your case for it.
I can get you any or all of the above parts, just let me know.
No, I didn't send one to him. That might have been a good reviewer, but I am out of cases now. Maybe after the next batch is made.@firewolfy did you ever send a review case to Optimum Tech? He usually does really nice reviews of ITX cases on his YouTube channel. That would definitely be some good exposure the MI-6.
No, I didn't send one to him. That might have been a good reviewer, but I am out of cases now. Maybe after the next batch is made.
I just checked, and there is 193.2mm average distance. I have not seen any detailed pics of the gpu yet, but maybe there is a bit of plastic that can be trimmed off the end of the gpu. Have to wait for more pics I guess to see.I know the official clearance for GPU length is 190mm. Inno3D just released the RTX 2070 Twin X2 which is 196mm long. I wonder if this GPU would still fit?
I agree. There really isn't any other case at this size and formfactor that has a similar design, which lets you have some decent cooling for some light overclocking headroom. I've had mine on order since the first day it was available, and I'll be pretty sad if it doesn't make it to production.