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There's a bit more of that on the German forums e.g. https://www.computerbase.de/forum/showthread.php?t=1279570, http://extreme.pcgameshardware.de/casemods/304695-dan-a4-sfx-das-kleinste-gaming-gehaeuse-der-welt-update-12-12-2016-a.html and...

Those sneaky Romans and their numerals.

Both Paul and Kyle have built Mini-ITX systems on their channels so really should have done better.

Are there any issues with motherboard layout and compatibility e.g. Asus Z170I PRO GAMING vs. Gigabyte GA-Z170N-Gaming 5?

I think it looks great. I like the contrast with the wrap-around front.

Also Corsair SF Series 600W 80 Plus Gold Modular SFX Power Supply (CP-9020105-UK)

NVIDIA provide drivers for GTX 750, 750 Ti, 950, 960, 970, 980, 980 Ti and TITAN X cards.

I assume PCIE bifurcation would work for 1 graphics card plus a 10gbe adapter? Could an M.2 socket with the right cables and adapters be used for the network card instead?

Taking a quick look at prices in the UK for a 1000 x 1000 x 1.5mm sheet you can see why stainless is not so widely used. Mild steel: £15 Aluminium: £24 Brushed stainless steel: £64 Not saying it wouldn't be a nice option.

As well as being shielded I'm pretty sure the riser cable can go either side of the motherboard/graphics card panel. Edit. The computer base review pictures show this in fact

If you have access to CNC laser/waterjet/punching/bending tools and Lian-Li-levels of experience in using them then why not. Using a short graphics card might leave room for a 3.5" drive mounted vertically behind the PSU.

I'm intrigued by the idea of de-lidding a Skylake processor for low temps and noise with these small coolers.

Hope Dan will excuse my attempt at a SW model of his case. Those cutouts at the front are for routing SATA cables I assume or something else?

I attempted to overlay an image of the Cryorig C7 onto that Asus motherboard. The SupremeFX module might interfere with a low-profile cooler unless it's removable.