Hey Thauner - If your still checking this thread, would you mind posting some pictures of the build inside the steacom? I'm doing a bit of casual case designing and it'd be interesting to see this one's layout.
Thanks. So I'm guessing motherboard mounts on the bottom. What are those two black brackets for though? I'm guessing the big one might be for a drive?
YesSo I'm guessing motherboard mounts on the bottom
It's for fan mounting. Drives can be mounted onto the top cover.What are those two black brackets for though
U would not have space enough for the cpu fan if you did that.I am impressed with your setup. May I know if I could insert the casing fan Noctua NF-A12x15 PWM onto the top cover of Plexiglass? It's 15mm thick. Does it have sufficient space upon covering?
Think scf got me covered there, let me know if you need pictures with hardware installed.Hey Thauner - If your still checking this thread, would you mind posting some pictures of the build inside the steacom? I'm doing a bit of casual case designing and it'd be interesting to see this one's layout.
Hi Thauner,
thanks for the great build you are sharing with us. I have currently made up a new rig with Ryzen 5 2400G on an ASUS X470i.
I want to use the same glass but I am wondering what were the radii in the corners of the top that you have used.
Unfortunately I can not measure the radius in Teamcenter VisMockup, it just shows the length. Can you give me the value?
I think it might be 20 mm right?
I love the glass top.
I made a 3d printed lid for one of these for a friend a couple of years ago. Model is here if its of any use for measurements: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1928417/files
Great build guys!! I am trying to make an almost identical system.
What kind of fan is that on the top of the case and what kind of cooling solution have you used for the cpu?
It was a 140mm Noctua fan. The board he had used a passive heatsink but was an atom so the fan basically saturated the case with "fresh" air and kept everything cool.
Others have used it with higher powered builds: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/b/mQhypg