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    SideArmD SA4 case, CNC + AIO + 9.35L

    I like the red one.
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    The next NCASE project: a Steam Machine-style case (indeterminate)

    SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY
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    SideArmD SA4 case, CNC + AIO + 9.35L

    So much suspense
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    Before asking NCASE about Micro-ATX...

    Maximum options please
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    Before asking NCASE about Micro-ATX...

    Hi Necrere, been absent quite abit, Still a big fan of the 30L-ish design,I can see you are trying out more compact designs. I had a few ideas to try on that design I like, such as a mesh front (should help reduce depth?) and mounting drives on the top lid,which if im not wrong, is sealed...
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    Before asking NCASE about Micro-ATX...

    I'd say route through the back on this particular layout,all it has to be is thick enough for the 24pin (2mm extra?not sure haven't measured) all the other PSU cables are smaller. Niceties would be rubberised routing holes and Velcro/Zip ties back there.Or at least rolled routing holes so they...
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    Before asking NCASE about Micro-ATX...

    Ah okay,my thought process was,you're already meshing the bottom for a long PSU,might as well support a 120mm fan next to it. Yes dust always finds it way in through the rear,but you do have a point about it being open elsewhere,sigh Dusty dry country here,its a struggle. What is the plan for...
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    Before asking NCASE about Micro-ATX...

    I was thinking a bottom fan would maintain the clean look such that,you could have a 120mm rad at the bottom and another at the rear and finally the 280mm at the front (and the PSU I assume is in taking from bottom and exhausting on rear effectively a closed circuit not affecting the GPUs) This...
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    Before asking NCASE about Micro-ATX...

    Hi necrere my opinions on the current design 1. No need for ATX Mobo support i don't find it necessary or adding any value 2. An mATX board will likely support 4 front USBs 3. I liked the I/O aligned with the side intake more. 4. Is front fans and front fans alone enough to cool 2 high end...
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    Before asking NCASE about Micro-ATX...

    Hi necrere and wahaha Am just now seeing this,and yaaay! Am sure everyone wants something smaller than SG10 kek,but I personally don't. Make something about 30L that holds a totally high end rig with good cooling. Also 5slots FTW. I'll read through the thread but just wanted to share...
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    What case design do you want to see made?

    I would like a FT03 like tall case. Sure it wouldn't be the most compact,but they use the least desk space area
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    Kimera Industries Cerberus: The 18L, mATX, USA-made enclosure

    Can't wait. Pics now.
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    The next NCASE project: a Steam Machine-style case (indeterminate)

    That is one pretty prototype. EDIT On the topic of the front NCASE Logo,I think putting it on the stand really would work now.
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    NCASE M1: a crowdfunded Mini-ITX case (updates in first post)

    U9S all the way,that's what I would do
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    Kimera Industries Cerberus: The 18L, mATX, USA-made enclosure

    I'd like to see an X99 build with max 3.5 inch drives
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