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I've already received mine (delivered today).

For anyone interested, I've now put this up on eBay.

I'm curious how the Cryorig C7G will compare.

If you weren't already aware, all of the discussion on this has moved over to the SFF Forum.

Well, most of your attention was focused there, so we pretty much had to, no?

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This is a design idea I'm actually interested to see you persue further. I'm concerned about aesthetics though as that'll probably be what makes or breaks it for most of us. The prototype was beautiful and I foresee that being a bit more difficult to achieve with a front-vented design. On the...

It's not nearly as big of a deal as whoever you've been talking to has made it out to be. I feel much more powerful with raid and dungeon gear than I did after freshly hitting max level. I complete world quests two to three times faster now.

1) I personally wouldn't use two 120mm AIOs, but I don't want that option taken away just to avoid seeing screws. 2) I'd prefer both—surely, it's possible. However, if I had to choose, I'd keep USB Type-C.

In that case, it's defective. Closed-loop AIOs aren't serviceable by the user without voiding the warranty.

Perhaps, it was defective? They aren't usually that obnoxious.

Mine is still available.

Almost all of the ITX boards I've looked at have M.2 slots on the back. Having to completely remove the motherboard in order to gain access to the M.2 slot and the backside of the CPU mounting socket would be a PITA that I'd like to avoid, if possible. We'd also be losing cable management space...

I still have a v1 Sentry (Black) in its original unopened packaging if anyone is interested in buying it off of me for what I paid + shipping costs. It looks like my next PC build is further away than initially anticipated and I'm sure someone that missed out on the initial crowdfunding campaign...

The bends are similar—just inversed. I don't foresee how it'd be anymore expensive to manufacture. It should be stronger as well.

@AlMiDaX I like the "angled type 2" variant from your example. It uses the same design language as the rest of the case.

If the top I/O provides more structural rigidity, I'd much prefer that over something that feels flimsy. Besides, it looks great! I hope we can get USB-C included as well. BTW, it looks very similar to the earlier Lian Li prototype:

I'll never again buy a case with an acrylic side panel/window. It's a terrible substitute for glass.

Gamers Nexus investigated those claims and determined that there wasn't much of a difference between them:

…sounds like an April Fool's joke.

I prefer the top I/O.

Aesthetics are always subjective. However, dondan already surveyed the followers of this project regarding design choices and this was the most popular one—by a wide margin, if I remember correctly.

Sadly, the cost of the GPU block and the shipping makes this a very expensive (€246.98 = $303.65) cooling solution.

I'm genuinely curious, were you unaware that this problem doesn't exist for Google's Nexus/Pixel devices?

Can we get back on topic, please? This conversation would be better suited to the DAN A4-SFX thread.

Surely, you meant cognitive dissonance. ;)

2160p (4K) is four times the resolution of 1080p—you'll appreciate the larger screen.

I thought I'd give everyone here a heads-up about Corsair's Black Friday sale. They have the SF600 (refurbished) for $62.39 after applying the BLACKFRIDAY17 discount code. You'd better hurry though—they'll go fast! Good luck.

Because I don't have the money right now and knowing that Intel is very likely to release an eight core processor alongside a new chipset (Z390) next year, I don't want to buy their current six core offering. The new chipset is supposed to bring us some long awaited new features. I'm likely...

I just received my Sentry (Long Run: Order ID #1229) here in Portland, OR. I wasn't expecting to receive it so soon (40 days). USPS tried to leave a notice without even attempting to knock or ring the doorbell first, but I caught them before they could get away. There were some slight tears in...

I've used numerous heatsinks over the years that have made use of fan clips to secure the fans and I've never experienced any issues other than the inherent annoyance they cause when initially installing or swapping out fans.

Unless the shipper pays extra to require a signature, whether or not they leave the package is solely at the driver's discretion. If they don't feel it'd be safe to leave it, they won't. EDIT: For USPS, FedEx, and UPS, you can create an account on their website and if you verify your...

A quick search of this thread would have provided you with the answers you seek:

Did you read the previous weekly update? There were further updates posted within this thread shortly after the weekly update as well.

Wearing gloves for any extended amount of time causes a lot of perspiration—much more so than a controller would, anyway…

I have a Corsair M90 mouse that has only needed to be disassembled and cleaned once during its lifetime.

A slight overclock will easily overcome the difference.