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    Designing the silent-cool-hardcode-gaming SFF case: is it really that hard?

    I think Aibohphobia did a better psu placement in that mockup, better psu fan intake via grilled cover and no blocking. This config is better than the 304, just needs more height as you mentioned for cooler clearance. My wishlist is for the perfect case. As there is no such thing as perfect, I...
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    Designing the silent-cool-hardcode-gaming SFF case: is it really that hard?

    I own the Grandia GD08. worst 200$ I've ever spent. Airflow is terrible, too much wasted space. M1 in an horizontal configuration (and design) would be great, just need to get rid of the SFX and add width for CPU coolers. I think it's feasible at 22-23L. Look at the fan position on the 304...
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    Designing the silent-cool-hardcode-gaming SFF case: is it really that hard?

    This is a familiar concept. However, 80c is always louder than 35c, much louder.
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    Designing the silent-cool-hardcode-gaming SFF case: is it really that hard?

    I think you're right, the 304 idea just came up without any serious thought. However, In our imperfect world I believe 1-2 additional liters is a small price to pay to perfect the case. Switching to 120 doesnt necessarly mean higher case as they could be positioned lower. I sense bitterness...
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    Designing the silent-cool-hardcode-gaming SFF case: is it really that hard?

    True SFF gaming's first principle should be about fitting high end components without compromises of any kind. Only when this stage is accomplished you can seek to minimize unused space, create airflow path and maintain silent operation. It seems most manufacturers do this the other way around...
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