Prototype The world most flexible SFF case? LOUQE Ghost S1
- Thread starter PaChalski
- Start date
We made a mistake, therefor all early bird deals now have the TopHats included. Essentially this means you got an additional discount on top. Sorry for the miscommunication and confusion.
I've found this and thought i'd take my first punt at backing this:
http://www.louqe.com/ghost.html
What looks clever with this, is there is an optional "tophat" with the larger one looking to be big enough to fit some AIO radiators.
I'll have to see if it actually comes to anything.
http://www.louqe.com/ghost.html
What looks clever with this, is there is an optional "tophat" with the larger one looking to be big enough to fit some AIO radiators.
I'll have to see if it actually comes to anything.
Can I fit the HYDRO GFX GTX 1080 Ti from "MSI / Corsair" in this case ? using the L top hat ?
http://www.corsair.com/en-us/hydro-gfx-gtx-1080-ti-liquid-cooled-graphics-card
http://www.corsair.com/en-us/hydro-gfx-gtx-1080-ti-liquid-cooled-graphics-card
- Dimension
- Card: 269 x 111 x 35 mm
- Cooler: 151 x 120 x 52 mm
- Tube: 330 x 10.6 mm
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It has been asked before and the answer is no. The problem is that the tubes are on the top of the card and not at the extension of it like the Fury X.
- The Ghost S1 is designed for one set of tubing, two sets have not been tested. A hybrid GPU often has pipes coming from the top making them to high to fit underneath the "Fleeck"/"Creative Platfoem". However, a large demand for this will result in production of a specialized version of this component that has an opening for GPU-pipes.
There will be surveys covering colors ans TopHats after the campaign is over.
Most certainly, below is an illustration of all the inner dimension which should help answer questions of the creative sortCan I fit the HYDRO GFX GTX 1080 Ti from "MSI / Corsair" in this case ? using the L top hat ?
http://www.corsair.com/en-us/hydro-gfx-gtx-1080-ti-liquid-cooled-graphics-card
- Dimension
- Card: 269 x 111 x 35 mm
- Cooler: 151 x 120 x 52 mm
- Tube: 330 x 10.6 mm
Most certainly, below is an illustration of all the inner dimension which should help answer questions of the creative sort
That is a very helpful diagram!
I was just reading through the comments on your [H] thread, allot of people are suggesting that you need the case to have a video review by a tech channel to gain some campaign traction.
I agree, but I don't think you will have time unless you have already started this process and shipped the prototype out to a tech channel at least a week ago? I imagine that 20 days is quite a short time for a reviewer to plan, shoot, edit and release a video. It then needs some time to get watched by the public and for those views to then translate into sales.
If I were you I would concentrate on putting your own video together, even if its just one of your guys holding the case in his hand sat at a desk and explaining its features, maybe tied in with a section of a fully built and working system, perhaps playing some games with it.
Someone once told me - It takes the average person 14 days to purchase a high value item from the point of making the original decision they want to buy something new.
For example, you might get paid at the end of the month, that same day you decide you want to buy a new TV, you then research the market for a few days, have a think, change your mind, research some more, make a decision, take a few days to pluck up the courage or convince the wife. By the time you've actually made the purchase its the middle of the next month.
I think you need something to happen now, not near the end of the campaign. That being said, I wish you the best luck and I hope the campaign is a success, its a really nice case.
I agree, but I don't think you will have time unless you have already started this process and shipped the prototype out to a tech channel at least a week ago? I imagine that 20 days is quite a short time for a reviewer to plan, shoot, edit and release a video. It then needs some time to get watched by the public and for those views to then translate into sales.
If I were you I would concentrate on putting your own video together, even if its just one of your guys holding the case in his hand sat at a desk and explaining its features, maybe tied in with a section of a fully built and working system, perhaps playing some games with it.
Someone once told me - It takes the average person 14 days to purchase a high value item from the point of making the original decision they want to buy something new.
For example, you might get paid at the end of the month, that same day you decide you want to buy a new TV, you then research the market for a few days, have a think, change your mind, research some more, make a decision, take a few days to pluck up the courage or convince the wife. By the time you've actually made the purchase its the middle of the next month.
I think you need something to happen now, not near the end of the campaign. That being said, I wish you the best luck and I hope the campaign is a success, its a really nice case.
Hummm... just received a email which indicates that the Kickstarter project has been shutdown. Not a good thing for those of us that wanted this case.
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