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That's my dilemma, I've always built small, w/gaming as a primary focus, but with the newer cards, and always wanting to push the envelope the "stock" PSU's just don't cut it anymore (Silverstone/Shuttle), which in turn means I'll have to cut up a case to fit an ATX PSU or design my own case...
What I want to know is if the PC-Q07 can support a GTX 285, anyone know?
Looks a bit too small imo, but I could be wrong.
After posting I looked it up the PC-Q07 measures in at 193mm x 280mm x 208mm (W,H,D).
The GTX 285 measures in at 266.7 Long, plenty of room, in theory, to drop one in.
Hacks! I can't believe you got rid of the stock power buttons, lol, I actually kinda like them.
It's been a while since I have looked forward to a case mod (4+ years) keep up the awsome work.
Oh yeah, with your PSU in the front of the case what are your plans for the gaping hole in...
That's a nice mobo craig, I actually broke down and got this case too. Seeing all the possibilities with this case I couldn't pass this up.
That MSI board is sweet. I ordered the EVGA 132-CK-NF78-A1, and looking at the back of this case it looks like I will have some fun modding the back...