Recent content by dougp

I have one - it's one of the best cases I've worked in. It's really well spaced out / designed, though you might run into some issues if you're looking at doing a full loop. I currently have mine setup with two NZXT x41s, though I plan to go to an EVGA AIO for my 980, and perhaps switch to a...

This is the first case that has me intrigued, then. If I can fit two AIO on there, nuts. I will sacrifice a SXFL. :)

And for EVGAs AIO 980/Ti as well. I think it's going to become more common. Could there be modification of the GPU wall? Perhaps a removable area? I know it's not a huge segment, but I think AIO cooled GPUs will become more mainstream soon and the that future proofs the case.

I wish it was designed for dual 120mm radiator AIOs - CPU and GPU. That'd be pretty sweet ... not sure you could fit it in the 240mm config area.

Bump. Updated with pendings/solds.

Lots of parts for sale - you can look everything up on Performance-PC if you want retail prices. I'm looking to move stuff, so very aggressive prices. All prices are before shipping, but I plan on going via flat-rate, so it'll be what you can fit in a box. All parts are gently used, I...

You don't have enough clearance between where the fans are mounted and then motherboard starts to place a rad there.

I just did a build with the EVOLV ITX and it's a nice case, but you're right. My question would be regarding the structure, though - the top panel is part of the rigid structural support, so I wonder if the grills would cause problems. If I could get a spare panel, I'd make my own - they're...

Any particular reason you rotated it?

Looks like they're not called the Strider X anymore, but they now fall under the Strider Plus and Essential series. Quite a few 140mm ATX that go up to 700w.

Look at Silverstone's Strider X series, 140mm long ATX PSU's that are fully modular and have a semi-passive mode.

It's available @ both NewEgg and Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Silverstone-Mini-DTX-Mini-ITX-Computer-SG13B-Q/dp/B00U8IS8BW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1428250381&sr=8-1&keywords=sg13b...

Then you're 1" shorter than a CM Elite 130.

I'm sorry, but the only "problem" that most people complained about was having to cut-out on the front panel for the SG05 - that was resolved with the SG13, as well as ATX PSUs, without making a huge size increase. Hence why we don't understand your complaining.

What problem is that? I have a 980 and a full loop inside my SG13.