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Running into a bit of trouble trying to cram everything in. Initial impression is that it is a bit disappointing overall. After years of nothing but Lian-Li and Silverstone cases the build quality just can't compare. The biggest oversight still has to be not making the PSU bay long enough. I've got some motherboard spacers and screws doing the job for now until I order a proper PSU extender bracket. If you are making a m-ITX case this big to begin with what is another inch in length to accommodate higher end modular PSUs? I guess for $74.99 I can't complain too much.
I don't understand this. How are they suppose to extend the PSU bay when it already nearly hits up right next to the HDD bay? How?
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Either they drop the bay entirely or the drop the fan entire. Or they could make the case LARGER.....
Yes? The Bitfenix guy here said that those will work. So? Use one if you want too. That still doesn't explain how Bitfenix is suppose to "fix" the case for longer PSUs. If you need to use a long one then get an extender.
Running into a bit of trouble trying to cram everything in. Initial impression is that it is a bit disappointing overall. After years of nothing but Lian-Li and Silverstone cases the build quality just can't compare. The biggest oversight still has to be not making the PSU bay long enough. I've got some motherboard spacers and screws doing the job for now until I order a proper PSU extender bracket. If you are making a m-ITX case this big to begin with what is another inch in length to accommodate higher end modular PSUs? I guess for $74.99 I can't complain too much.
i have a couple questions for you build there.
Why did you put the fan on the cooler that way?
What is that thing in the drive bay?