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No, not yet... The cables should go to the back right after they leave the Motherboard, but I haven't made that cut yet. The PCIe looks ugly because I had to buy a 90 degree adapter because my riser cable was to short. That light blue looks really bad there. I have a 3D printer and some CAD...

Hello guys. I've always been a fan of SFF systems and due to some lack of space I decided to build a wall mounted PC with my old and modest Desktop. It is still a work in progress, but I'm quite happy with my achievements so far and I would like to share with you what I got so far. Hope you...

:ROFLMAO: Without cables looks much better... With an outer frame you can route the cables differently :D

Here is my first build. Not very functional (PSU with connector in the back), but compact and with everything I had in my SG05 (except for the DVD recorder). Very sturdy and +/- 8,5 liters. If you see some defects in the aluminium parts, it's normal, because this is one of the first kits that...

It was my answer, right?

Nice!

Still no plans for HDD/SSD mounts?

Thank you, now I think I understood. You always have to use the ATX frame, and you can attach a SFX or ATX PSU in the outer frame, but when you attach an ATX PSU, you remove the inner frame, to get the normal airflow hole for an ATX PSU. In my case, if I plan to use only a SFX PSU, I should...

And with the version with detachable SFX innerframe isn't the same thing?

I don't understand why do you have a ATX and SFX PSU version (the one with detachable SFX innerframe) and only SFX version. Is there any disadvantage in the ATX and SFX PSU version to someone using only SFX PSU? Asking the same question in a different way: What is the advantage of the SFX only...

Didn't get the point of all that talk about not going to post a link for buying the product and not saying if it's for sale and where. Trying to be simple and clear: 1) Is it for sale? 2) Where is it for sale?

Sorry, I meant noisy. When I have the computer in idle, the PSU is the louder component of the PC.

That's a noise little PSU... I have one...

I read Dondan's explanation about the price, but, I thought the price was going to be lower than on the kickstarter campaign. In a crowdfunding system, you have to pay not only the cost of the item, but also the development, profit and starting costs. What's you benefit? You contribute for the...

Everyone is always talking about PSU's and showing of what they are going to buy, etc, etc... And the thread is always full of garbage. When you want to find information about the A4-SFX, it becomes very difficult to find.

Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we? Are we? :facepalm:

Do you think anyone really cares? Buy whatever you want and be happy with it. If you read the thread you should know why does it take this time...

No you won't...

I told you :rolleyes:

LOL!

And now you have a 9 lt case...:rolleyes:

No.

The second USB was only for aesthetics (one hole was enough)... Difficult to understand to me, but was the final decision...

Love it. What are the external dimensions?

We all realised the stuff you think aren't very smart... This case has a lot of applications for different people, with different needs... Do you know how many persons are interested in buying it? Do you think they are all kids that want to go to lan party's?

That is the original A4 Dondan had made initially. With a flex psu instead of a external brick.

Let the guy work on what really matters...

Selling soon, maybe in a few months (2 or 3). Retailer selling it.

Do you use pink underwear with holes in it, just because no one is going to see it? People don't make cable management in the cases only for airflow, they make it to look nice, even if no one sees it...

I'm sorry. I don't understand either :D I mean this kind of screws:

The final version of the will allow screws in the GPU like any other case, right?

It is a serial number and a brand. A serial number is something that shouldn't be in a visible place. So, I think that's the point. I still thing the case should have a small logo in the front (and 2 usb ports :rolleyes:)

You Can't make real tests in the same conditions with other coolers?

I already have the Thermalright TR-Y100, so, it looks like a Cooltek P53 is coming home for christmas!

Ok, sorry, you're right. Didn't get that in the first time read it!

And Water Cooling may be a better choice, and so on... The main purpose is to make the smaller high end gaming PC case, with "mainstream" components. We could be having this conversations about CPU coolers as well... One more inch, much more possibilities.

I think the size of the case is impressive, not putting the biggest VGA in the world. You have so many options in the market, why go to a 12 inch VGA? @justbenice Did you saw the thermal tests made?

Here we go again....

I know the Gechic screens, but they're too small. I have one of this (19,5''): http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/series/ft0 It isn't very thin, but it has sound output, 2 HMDI connections, and a quick mounting/adjustment stand. Just waiting for the DAN A4, because the screen and the SG05...

Now create a folding screen :D