Concept Two Portable SFF Gaming Cases - under 7L and under 5L (w/ 500W PSU)
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I don't think there are any as of yet. Creating detailed renders takes a lot of time and effort, and the Nano just came out and it is very pricey.
But the dimensions are PCIe standard compliant (height and width) with the length from the back of the bracket (not including the lips) to the front being exactly 6 inches.
But the dimensions are PCIe standard compliant (height and width) with the length from the back of the bracket (not including the lips) to the front being exactly 6 inches.
.STEP and .IGES ... I do not know if Sketchup can export to that format. If there's a plugin I can give it a try and model you one.
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nfi if it works but -> http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=43307
also some hackery if your just trying to get stuff into solidworks ->
I have found enough material to model you one on Sketchup. I'll let you try a converter then 
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[Can someone delete this post as the model is finished now. No need for this post to polute the OP's thread ]
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Thanks a lot. I spent 2 years in a 3D modeling and animation school after my development degree (real-time embeded systems for 2 years and 3D engines for 1 year).
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This is where I am so far. Only have to model the heatsink and the fan.
Not to hijack the thread at all, but where did you find the measurements for the nano? I was going to wait until I have one to measure the fan placement & size from the PCI bracket, so I can re-do the side-panel in my cube to match. I would really appreciate it if you would be so kind as to provide some baseline measurements using the top of the PCI bracket as a reference point.
This is based on pictures I got from reviews, so it might not be accurate to the millimeter. I used them as textures that I projected to base my 3D mesh on. It's accurate enough for rendering, but not enough to have a perfect alignment. I'd need the actual card or blueprints for perfect 3D modeling.
Modeling done. Tell me if you want the Sketchup model; I'll upload it somewhere
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Thanks a lot, both of you ! I've uploaded it to Grabcad, hope it'll be handy to others: https://grabcad.com/library/amd-r9-nano-1
Update for 10/29/15
Officially starting this project today after a few months of constant delays with other projects pushing it back.
Received my bifurcated riser with 20cm length, single slot version will be here Monday 11/2/15!
This project is going to result in 5 or 6 different case sub-designs/variants with a combination of these options:
Single Slot Riser or Bifurcated Riser
FlexATX or SFX/SFX-L
Full Length GPU/PCIe Card(s) (~13") or Mini-ITX Length Card(s)
Updates to come!
Officially starting this project today after a few months of constant delays with other projects pushing it back.
Received my bifurcated riser with 20cm length, single slot version will be here Monday 11/2/15!
This project is going to result in 5 or 6 different case sub-designs/variants with a combination of these options:
Single Slot Riser or Bifurcated Riser
FlexATX or SFX/SFX-L
Full Length GPU/PCIe Card(s) (~13") or Mini-ITX Length Card(s)
Updates to come!
Do you know if the bifurcation works? I know there was some discussion of it on [H], but the people who attempted this couldn't get it to work, from what I recall. I'm definitely interested in seeing how this goes; good luck!
It works good, what boards were they trying to get it to work on?
Some boards require a resistor modification (Z97E-ITX/ac-n), others like X99 need a BIOS flash and then there's some that work with bi/tri/quadfurcation right out of the box like Quanmax KEMX-8201 (the board hiding to the right in background)
Some boards require a resistor modification (Z97E-ITX/ac-n), others like X99 need a BIOS flash and then there's some that work with bi/tri/quadfurcation right out of the box like Quanmax KEMX-8201 (the board hiding to the right in background)
The X99-ITX/ac, same as you, which is the only ITX consumer board that has the BIOS option for a bifurcated PCI-e connection. Good to hear that it works well. For shits and giggles, I would love to see someone do a dual water-cooled single-slot 980 Ti K|ngp|n set-up with a bifurcated card on an ITX board.
Dat FSP500-50FSPT doe. How were you able to get a single unit? Is there a distributor that has them in stock now?
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