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I think that the attachment problem is a serious one and has to be solved as quickly as possible.

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There is a serious problem with the attachments on the forum. I cannot see the archived attachments and cannot attach new files at all.

The execution is very clean, almost surgical. Well done :up: .

You can use countersunk M3 screws and nuts to assemble the case until the countersunk rivets come in. Find a cheap psu and take the screws that hold its cover in place.

The case has a large cutout on the bottom of the 5,25" rack that allows easy fitment of a 3x120 radiator in the front of the case. You can go th the Bitfenix website and download the brochure for the...

You need to improve your case designs by a long shot.
1. Improve the interior design on the cases (this is also available for all manufacturers) by properly orienting the hard drive cages and...

The longitudinal cage still has advantages and also contributes to a better airflow in a case. I absolutely hate this in an EATX capable case and not to mention the limited watercooling support in...

From the preview pictures I have to say that I am not impressed with the interior design of this case.

My vote goes to the LD PC-V8 case because it outclasses the Silverstone TJ-11 by far. You have loads of places to mount radiators and add extra if you want.

I would design a Stacker-based case with a wire cover behind the motherboard tray. The psu should be mounted above the motherboard tray on its side to allow easy mounting for a 2x120 mm radiator and...

Another good choice is the CM Cosmos S. You can do cable management in it with no problems.

My advice is to place radiators in all available fan locations throughout the case.

For starters I want to know what parts you want to watercool. In an ATCS 849 you can fit a 3x120 mm radiator internally with the provided mounting brackets and fit 2 1x120 mm radiators on the bottom...

I have to say that casemodding reached its maturity. The build is excellently executed and the colour scheme is well chosen.

The case is made from aluminium and perspex. The concept is very simple yet masterfully executed.

Looks interesting. From what I can see the build quality and attention to detail are excellent.

One solution is to get yourself a Stacker-type case (Coolermaster Cosmos S, Lian Li Armorsuit or PC-A77F) and switch to watercooling. In these cases you can fit large radiators with minimal modding...

An Intel Skulltrail board would look somewhat small in the case. When you mounted the DFI board in it it looked lost in there.

I want to know if the hard drive mounts can be mounted in a longitudinal fashion.

The picture was taken at my previous workplace. The dog in the picture had cronic kidney failure and in the end he passed away.

Me at work.

The build quality is the first thing that I rate above all else when I see a modded case. The build quality of your case is top-spec. You sold your soul to the devil for the attention to detail that...

The custom cases that are being built here are way above 99% of the cases that are currently on the market. You along with Spotswood and Mick64 are kicking the collective backside of the current...

Cosmos S is the best option for you. EATX support, can be stuffed with waterloops and doesn't require heavy modding.