Switch hole is compatible with 16mm diameter switches - you'll have to measure your exact clearance and then search for one I guess
If it covers a connector which you do not use on the PSU then you might not need a new switch ?
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Switch hole is compatible with 16mm diameter switches - you'll have to measure your exact clearance and then search for one I guess
If it covers a connector which you do not use on the PSU then you might not need a new switch ?
The choice currently stands between getting an all-brushed case shipped around Nov 1 or one with the original appearance around four weeks later.
As for the future, the long term goal will be to offer both anodized and powder-coated cases. The anodized ones will either be fully sandblasted or fully anodized in the future. Choosing between sandblast vs brush does not impact costs, but doing both at the same time can make things complicated.
Makes sense - I cannot speculate on your order book, but based on the "out-of-stock" frequency maybe you can alternate batches with the 2 finishes if there is enough demand ?
That could create a lot of overhead with keeping spare parts, which will be necessary in the future. However, I wouldn't be opposed to having a different anodized finish o
No, sorry. Need to focus on improving 3 and 5 in the immediate future so that 7 can take advantage of those improvements.
Currently looking into this.
This 250 mm riser from 3M would work if you insulate it to prevent shorts with the motherboard and graphics card PCB components. The Linkup riser above might work as well; currently looking still looking into it.
No, sorry. Need to focus on improving 3 and 5 in the immediate future so that 7 can take advantage of those improvements.
Currently looking into this.
This 250 mm riser from 3M would work if you insulate it to prevent shorts with the motherboard and graphics card PCB components. The Linkup riser above might work as well; currently looking still looking into it.
Hi @VELKASE Michael,
I just pre-order a Velka 5 and I would like to know if my old EVGA TITAN X 12G-P4-2992-KR will fit in ?
I just pre-order a Velka 5 and I would like to know if my old EVGA TITAN X 12G-P4-2992-KR will fit in ?
Hello @VELKASE Michael, if i pre-order the Velka 3 with sandblasted side panels after October 13. Does it have a chance to be ship before November 29?
hi Michael, will Gigabyte x570i Aorus pro fit in the Velka 5? It has an integrated io shield.
Also, between Velka 3 and Velka 5, which case will have a better thermal performance with the same CPU cooler? Velka 3 has two fans but Velka 5 is larger in size.
Do you think 3700X will be fine with Cryoirg C7 Cu in Velka 5?
Thanks.
Also, between Velka 3 and Velka 5, which case will have a better thermal performance with the same CPU cooler? Velka 3 has two fans but Velka 5 is larger in size.
Do you think 3700X will be fine with Cryoirg C7 Cu in Velka 5?
Thanks.
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Watch either the optimum tech or linus tech tips video on building. You'll move the motherboard over for single slot, there will be no "open slot". At least for the velka 3.
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@VELKASE Michael
So I looked at the Cryorig 7 G and it looks like a good fit for cooling down a Ryzen 7 2700x or Ryzen 9 3900x which both have 105w tdp.
I have 2 questions however:
1. If the cooler is 47mm and the case allows 48mm then how will the air turbulence be?
2. I have been told that both the Velka 5 and 3 have a bit of play in them, that they aren't precisely machined and hence the aforementioned cooler will touch the side, is that true?
So I looked at the Cryorig 7 G and it looks like a good fit for cooling down a Ryzen 7 2700x or Ryzen 9 3900x which both have 105w tdp.
I have 2 questions however:
1. If the cooler is 47mm and the case allows 48mm then how will the air turbulence be?
2. I have been told that both the Velka 5 and 3 have a bit of play in them, that they aren't precisely machined and hence the aforementioned cooler will touch the side, is that true?
Oh, and can you please make a sheet or something that details what coolers fit without janky solutions? Thanks.
Works fine for me when I click it. Tried on mobile as well on my phone.
Do you mean the preview is broken? Because that's something the site did that I have no control over.
Well, yeah, I meant the preview. And yes, that is something you can control. because the preview is broken no one can see which "Phanteks 300mm riser cable" you are talking about. just change the link to
and it should work.
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[url=url here]link text[/url]If you have already placed a pre-order a few days after October 13, then there is a chance that a case will be available around November 1, although not with sandblasted side panels. There is also a chance that some cases with sandblasted side panels will be ready a few days before November 29, but it would be safer to assume that they will not be ready before the estimated date.
A few users have managed to fit that motherboard. It will be a challenging installation and I would suggest a motherboard without an integrated IO shield for the Velka 5.
With a high enough exhaust case fan speed in the Velka 3, CPU cooling performance will be better in that case compared to the Velka 5. A Cryorig C7 Cu will handle the 3700X fine.
The slots would have to be left open because it is not compatible with slot covers.
1. It will be loud, especially at high fan speeds, and not recommended if you are sensitive to noise. A cooler like the Black Ridge would be more acoustically efficient.
2. You can end up with 1-2 mm extra clearance, but not less than the specified clearance.
It would be great if you sold a flexATX backing plate (with a C14 connector) in the same material and finish as your panels, so that buyers can cleanly blank off the FlexATX bracket for using internal PSUs
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