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    Parallel TEN: a cast aluminum Mini-ITX case for enthusiasts

    Yeah, I think I've seen you mention this config somewhere. About the flex riser, I've found one that uses FFC cables that looks really promising when it comes to flexibility in tight spaces...
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    Parallel TEN: a cast aluminum Mini-ITX case for enthusiasts

    Been a long time, but I'm back. Anyhow, I've come up with a layout that would take advantage of the case's design: This would enable ~200mm graphics cards to be fitted inside while still allowing standard sized video cables to be connected. Graphics cards upto 280mm can also be fitted...
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    Some questions about the AMD Fury cards.

    AMD did use a riser and a heavily modified Asrock Z97E-ITX/AC. You should take a look at Aibohphobia's illustrated observations here.
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    Now this could be big: R9 Nano

    No, not yet. I just hope its <$500.
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    Now this could be big: R9 Nano

    Not sure if its 100% accurate but it says the nano has a 175W TDP, powered by a single 8 pin power connector. Sounds about right though, considering the 290x has a TDP of ~290W. Source:http://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-fury-x-specs-fiji/
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    Parallel TEN: a cast aluminum Mini-ITX case for enthusiasts

    Yeah that's the case here. As for dust filters, I'd really love to get some in but will have to see if the space and/or cost permits it.
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    Parallel TEN: a cast aluminum Mini-ITX case for enthusiasts

    I'll definitely put more renders up as I go along but I'm keeping the interior under wraps for the time being.
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    Parallel TEN: a cast aluminum Mini-ITX case for enthusiasts

    Update 5/18/2015 Since the reception of the previous design was lukewarm, I've decided to go back to the original design which is better aesthetics wise, which is what this case is all about. Specifications Dimensions (when stood up vertically) Width: 85.5mm - 75.5mm Height: 318.5mm -...
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    Project H20-Micro a Watercooled 3 Liter system with GTX970

    That would be perfect if amd made the 390x 17cm. But right now all we can do is hope.
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    Parallel TEN: a cast aluminum Mini-ITX case for enthusiasts

    @esplin2966 Thanks for the heads up. I've been meaning to send a cad drawing to a manufacturer, I was just a bit held up the last few weeks. I'd probably get it done this week.
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    Parallel TEN: a cast aluminum Mini-ITX case for enthusiasts

    @iFreilicht yeah I preferred the first design as well (aesthetics wise). I really appreciate the feedback and I'll probably continue to improve the previous design. @SaperPL I'll probably be using investment casting to manufacture the case as it is precise and relatively cheap for smaller runs.
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    Parallel TEN: a cast aluminum Mini-ITX case for enthusiasts

    Update 4/17/2015 Sorry for the long hiatus as I've been pretty busy these last few weeks. Anyway, based on the feedback I got from my survey and some additional research, I've made some major design changes. The main thing is I optimized the case for air cooling and also decreased its size by...
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    Is it possible to simulate the heat output of pc components?

    Thanks, this was really helpful. I also found this page.
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    Is it possible to simulate the heat output of pc components?

    Thanks for the quick reply. So I found this: http://uk.hardware.info/reviews/4086/2/zalman-fx100-review-passive-ivy-bridge-cpu-cooler-how-we-test Looking at it, using synthetic heat sources to simulate the heat of pc components should be easily possible.
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    Is it possible to simulate the heat output of pc components?

    I was wondering if I could simulate the heat of computer components by using heating elements. I'm asking this question because I'm working on a computer case and needed to see how the cooling would behave. Unfortunately I currently don't have the funds for high end pc parts, so I thought...
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