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I welcome the versatility compared to the A4. You might want to add a dust filter option for the bottom. Some areas are way more prone to dust than the North German plain.

I would so very much like one but haven't got the money at the moment :( Keep up the good work, really like how this case turned out!

Nice, how are your temps though? When the Node 202 was released, reviews were quite mixed about it's thermal performance in the GPU area and that 1080 is a beast.

Good job! Loved josephs build, too, and made a somewhat similar build like that myself back in the day (though with full ATX PSU).. Used a jigsaw for the bottom hole and it looked more like a potato than a circular but it helped a lot with temperatures.

Received mine today. I'll hopefully have some spare time on the weekend to install.

Nice, thanks for the hint. Ordered one directly at Corsair, too.

I didn't find it, too. It just shows up on Geizhals but without any price tag or shop to head over to.

Happy that I could help you. Looking forward to see your ITX build unfold!

Lone Industries L2 or L3, not quite sure. At the moment he's got not cases left to sell but at some point in time he might reconsider producing another batch. Lone Industries There are also a few threads about his cases here.

Going to name a few which fit most of your requirements as far as I can see: Sharkoon QB One BitFenix Colossus M Mini-ITX Fractal Design Core 500 Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ITX Fractal Design Define Nano S They fit a 240mm radioator, some even GPUs up to 330mm in length and PSU size is for most...

My first build in my Ncase was a Seasonic X560 together with a Samuel 17 on the CPU and an MSI GTX 760 ITX. No space problems at all. I actually found cable management to be a lot easier with my ATX PSU than with my later SFX-L adoption. Due to the sheer size of the ATX PSU you could just stow...

The Prodigy case itself (Website: 250 x 310 x 340 = 26.35 liters, incl. handles etc. 250 x 404 x 359mm = 36.26 liters) is actually a tiny bit smaller than the Nano S.

A bit too big for my taste though obviously quite good looking with its traditional Fractal tower design.

Be sure to get the Noctua NH-C14 and not the newer NH-C14S which is a bit bigger and doesn't fit with two fans as far as I know.