Hi! Thanks for the message. That photo is an older build. Now my current build is in the album below with chromax fans and custom unsleeved cables I got from DreambigbyRay in Etsy.Hey Prayogahs, I was looking through old posts and found this!
I wanted to ask you how like the Seven.CME M1 (12.8L). I've scoured the SFF google sheet looking for something similar to the original Ncase M1 (size+compatibility) and I'm like 90% settled on this one, but there is so little information/reviews. How is the build quality? Would you happen to have any more pics of your build? Do you remember how much you paid for shipping? And have you ever tried to fit a 120/240 AIO in there? Looks like there might be room on the top or back of the case.
Or if anyone else has any info about this case or the 10L variant (videos, pics, anything) I would love to take a look before I finally pull the trigger via Superbuy.
Thanks!
Build quality is alright, its made from thick 3mm Alu panels and quite heavy. Tolerances are not as tight as other cases so there are slight gaps between the panels but still good. The anodising is decent but on the edges of the my side panel gets a bit darker. Also, the two top edges of my front panel has some dent/burr on it which might be from manufacturing error or when assembly, apart from that its fine. I paid shipping around US$5 because I am based in HK so shipping is really cheap for me, not sure about shipping to other regions. Theres no room for a 120/240 rad as the back and top are 92mm fan mounts and it doesnt have a side bracket, unlike M1.
If you want something more akin to M1 with radiator cooling, I would recommend to take a look at Mechanic Master C26, where it is more similar to M1 and can also accept mATX mobo too