After getting some input from @thelaughingman I've decided to add a vertically adjustable mid-section, the three dots are aligned directly with the center. I can't thank you guys enough for the input!
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Concept Vapor Frame: The Incredibly Functional Yet Beautiful Sff Case
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I don't think it will be an issue, think Meshlicious but with significantly more fresh air coming into and out of the case. There is also a decent amount of space between the rad and GPU for fresh air to pass through. Additionally, I am planning to make the riser mount adjustable so that it can be spaced further from the mid-plate towards the rear grill.
oh man your renders always look so good. great to see you're adding more flexibility to the chassis too. keep up the good work!After getting some input from @thelaughingman I've decided to add a vertically adjustable mid-section, the three dots are aligned directly with the center. I can't thank you guys enough for the input!
I mentioned it briefly, but the case can be used horizontally, as the side panel (with access panel) can be placed on either side:
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Very cool, I love the options this case provides. I'm assuming the horizontal layout is still a sandwich layout, right?
Also are the side panels glass or mesh? I can't quite tell from the photos.
And finally do you have an estimated timeline for this project? Have you ordered any prototypes yet?
Very excited for this project and I'm looking forward to seeing where it goes!
Also are the side panels glass or mesh? I can't quite tell from the photos.
And finally do you have an estimated timeline for this project? Have you ordered any prototypes yet?
Very excited for this project and I'm looking forward to seeing where it goes!
Yeah, it is the same layout. However, I am currently working on making 'accent' piece placeholders to add case feet to the bottom of the case, and at the top simple panels that will cover the holes.
At the front you've got a tempered glass panel with a subtle tint, at the back the panel is perforated aluminum, the holes are larger and nearer to each other than what you would find on something like a Ghost S1.
This being my first project of this scale, I can't give any concrete numbers. I would love to have a Kickstarter and website up within the next 3 months. Currently, I am 3d printing some models. As the outer panels will be machined, I have to have 100% confidence with the parts before I begin the process of creating extrusion molds.
I really appreciate your guy's input and support thus far. I can't wait to see what your guys builds will look like with this
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I am going to be including the option of split fan/rad brackets in order to fully utilize the fan clearance when running a 360 mm rad.
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Finished developing an ATX version. To do this the PSU had to be relocated to the rear chamber, this eliminates the option of having a 360 mm radiator in the back as the PSU occupies some space on the rails, most 240 mm rads will fit.
Additionally, I have ditched the rail system in place for a panel that can be removed to access motherboard I/O.
I have also added a slight chamfer at the front and rear edges of the case.
Additionally, I have ditched the rail system in place for a panel that can be removed to access motherboard I/O.
I have also added a slight chamfer at the front and rear edges of the case.
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Thanks for the consistent updates on this project, it's great to see it coming along! With this IO update and the mention of right angle adaptors, I'm having a bit of a hard time figuring out where the cables are supposed to exit the case? Will there be a cutout at the bottom of the IO door opening? Or where would that be?
You could pass the cables out the side, but the original intent was to have them come out the back, through the cutouts/door at the rear. The idea is the same as with this build, where the cables are passed underneath the motherboard and out the back.
Will wait for this future revision! Phanteks T30's are my favourite fans and they perform amazingly, wish I could fit more than just the two in the NR200.
At this stage, the initial design work has been completed. There are a few minor things I have to get worked out, but in the meantime we are prototyping and factory hunting. Here's what things look like on the inside:
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This is a nice case. Can I have one?
A 12900k and a 3090 will be really happy
Are there any plans to have both panels with mesh?
A 12900k and a 3090 will be really happy
Are there any plans to have both panels with mesh?
ThanksThis is a nice case. Can I have one?
A 12900k and a 3090 will be really happy
Are there any plans to have both panels with mesh?
For now it will just be mesh at the rear. If there is enough demand, I will definitely consider it. Optionally, the glass at the front can be separated from the frame it’s secured to to make it semi-open-air.
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I’m working on some renders with components. Prototypes will take a while as I’m having trouble finding a factory capable of doing everything needed.
This latest update comes in 3 separate posts to make things clearer.
I would like to talk about the colors and finishes that will be available. The plan is to have a light, dark, and raw metallic theme for the internals, that includes the mid-plate and various brackets. I might do this with the rear mesh as well. Copper will be available for early backers.
I would like to talk about the colors and finishes that will be available. The plan is to have a light, dark, and raw metallic theme for the internals, that includes the mid-plate and various brackets. I might do this with the rear mesh as well. Copper will be available for early backers.
Copper Pro Model (mATX)
Light Standard Model (ITX)
Dark Performance Model (ITX)
Raw Max Model (ATX)
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