Recent content by dtallon13

Or I could do this, which is about 7.45L

I could make the case L shaped, then it would be about 7.3L

Like this? Only problem is that's nearly 11L.

I came up with this layout. It is 7.5L but only the CPU, GPU, and PSU get cooled like this. I am concerned about whether or not I will need a fan for the passively cooled components (RAM, VRMs, GPU RAM, GPU VRMs)

Already have the 1060, and I'm going with a Thermosphere style solution. I agree, a redesign is in the works. I already use most of these, but thanks! Nice work, mouse brother! :D

clarification on dimensions boil Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet

All cables come out the back except the power cord (And obviously front USB). I will use a right angle cord and run it to the back. I myself don't mind one cord, but I know some people are different. I have the resources to manufacture a bracket, and I will be using the stock block on my...

Yes, I will be modifying the cables that come with the PSU to a custom length. Here's an outline of where the vents will be. Front: PSU is vent. Rear: Something like this, but not as messy. Side Other side You're right, cabling will be very tight. I designed for the cables to...

So I'm designing my own SFF case. I will use it for gaming, Web browsing, MS Office, Photoshop, and Solidworks to name a few. I will overclock and watercool. Here's my current part list: CPU: i7-4770K GPU: GTX 1060 Mini PSU: SF600 MB: GA-Z97N-WiFi SSD: CS1311 I am also thinking of buying a...

It's happening! :D

Bingo. 7,25L for a fully enclosed system and 5,8L plus power bricks where desk space is super limited but you can put bricks somewhere else.

So beautiful!

Do exactly what Bolo did:

I think the only reason to mount something other than the stock fan would be to use something bigger than 92mm. I think I saw a 100x10mm fan on here, but not sure how it stacks up against the stock one

Here's a link. Use them like normal SATA cables.