It's just too large to not have more broad hardware support. Smaller cases support big GPUs and still have room for 240mm/280mm radiators. This thing is massive to max out at 3 slot cards.
A 20L case that doesn’t support AIO? You could get a Nr200 that’s the same size and supports 155 coolers and no riser cable. Also supports 240 or 280 aios. Another option is a 160$ Ncase M2 that is flexible all around! And it’s 4 liters smaller
I really wanted this case to support an AIO. It's a shame because this chassis has good aesthetics, almost as good as the NANOQ. But unfortunately anything like a 9950X3D or 9950X is going to get destroyed in this case.
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It's just too large to not have more broad hardware support. Smaller cases support big GPUs and still have room for 240mm/280mm radiators. This thing is massive to max out at 3 slot cards.
A 20L case that doesn’t support AIO? You could get a Nr200 that’s the same size and supports 155 coolers and no riser cable. Also supports 240 or 280 aios. Another option is a 160$ Ncase M2 that is flexible all around! And it’s 4 liters smaller
Yea I wish companies do their research before going onto make an ITX case
Thank you for the knowledge.
I really wanted this case to support an AIO. It's a shame because this chassis has good aesthetics, almost as good as the NANOQ. But unfortunately anything like a 9950X3D or 9950X is going to get destroyed in this case.
Negative, ncase m2 is better than this case in every aspect.
A 14900k with that cooler??
Seriously, the only front IO is a single USB C? we have to stop this stupidity of copying apple's bad ideas
Awesome
at least show your build perhaps?
Mesh panels all day long