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Introduction
 
DAN Cases is back and this is our next tribute to the SFF community.
I am proud to introduce you the C4-SFX. The name comes from the German envelope norm for A4 papers and the possibility to mount a SFX power supply inside. With this new product I like to address three disadvantages of the A4-SFX – limited cooling, limited front I/O ports, long production time and price tag. With the C4-SFX I like to expanse my product portfolio so it will be available next to the A4-SFX.
The result is a 9.85L SFF gaming case with the possibility to use with high-end standardized components while keep them cool and quiet.
 
 
How it works
 
The new design used a sandwich based hardware layout and offers space for full-size graphics cards, mITX motherboard and SFX power supply. Instead of mounting a flexible riser cable the new design comes with a hard riser. Therefore the graphics card will be above the motherboard.
To provide enough air for the CPU heatsink the case has two mount points for 120mm fan in the “bottom” area. In this area it is possible to mount a 240mm AIO. The fans sucking air from the inside and push hot airt out on the bottom side. Fresh air comes in through the topside. This creates a continuous airflow in the inside between the components.

The case allows for easy mounting of either SFX or SFX-L power supplies. The PSU is located in the front of the chassis. Depending on the size of the PSU, up to two 2.5” HDDs or SSDs can be mounted in the drive bay. This drive bay could potentially be mounted with rubber spacers to reduce vibration. A third drive can be mounted behind the front cover.
To increase the count of accessible front I/O ports, it features USB3.0 Type-C, USB3.0-Type-A, Line-Out and Microphone jacks.
 

 

 

 

 
 
Just Flip it
 
It is possible to flip the case 180°. Rotate the front, mount the case feets on the opposit side and flip the side cover. Now the fan area is on the top side. The allows for switching the front I/O from the right to left side.
 

 
 
Specification
 
Case Dimensions (H x W x D): 239,8 x 127,3 x 322,8mm, 9.85L
Overall Dimensions: 250 x 127,3 x 322,8mm (including case feets)
Weight: ??? Kg
Graphic cards support: Dual-Slot up to 295mm length
Motherboard support: Mini-ITX
Power Supply support: SFX, SFX-L
CPU Heatsink support: Up to 62mm height
Water cooling support: 240mm AIO
·      radiator thickness 38mm with 2x 16mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 30mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 27mm with 2x 25m thick fans
·      radiator thickness 22mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
Drives: 3 x 2.5" HDD/SSD
Front ports: 1 x USB 3.0 Type-A &  1x Type-C (internal 20pin plug), 1x Microphone, 1x Line-Out
Power button: Premium-grade button
Material: 1.5mm aluminum (outer parts), 1.5mm aluminum (inner parts)
Side panels: Easily clipp able with Lian Li Push Pin technology
Colors: Anodized sand blasted black or silver exterior, matte black painted interior
Risercard: Includes PCIe 16x hard riser
Price tag: 160-180€
 

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FAQ
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Thank you for reading and your support. Please let me know what you are think!

Here are the preview results of the first test with the C4-SFX.

Testsetup:

Ryzen 7 1700 @ default clock Asus Strix B350-I Nvidia Titan X (Pascal) 32GB DDR4 Corsair 450 SFX Asetek 120mm AIO (27mm Radiator) 2x Noctua NF-A12x25


I used Prime95 (26.6) 8K run for max CPU load and Valley Benchmark 2.5K simultaneous. The case fans spin at 100%.

Radiator on Top
---------------------------------------CPU--------GPU Clock----GPU FAN----GPU temp-----Room
FAN push out - open------------50 °C------max 1800------2350 rpm------82 °C------25 °C
FAN push out - vented----------50 °C------max 1780------2380 rpm------82 °C------25 °C
FAN push out - Window--------52 °C------max 1780------2410 rpm------83 °C------25 °C
FAN suck in - open--------------50 °C------max 1800------2350 rpm------81 °C------25 °C
FAN suck in - vented------------50 °C------max 1780------2380 rpm------82 °C------25 °C
FAN suck in - Window----------52 °C------max 1780------2410 rpm------82 °C------25 °C

Radiator on Bottom
----------------------------------------CPU--------GPU Clock----GPU FAN----GPU temp-----Room                                           
FAN push out - open-------------54 °C------max 1780------2380 rpm------82 °C------25 °C
FAN push out - vented-----------56 °C------max 1780------2400 rpm------82 °C------25 °C
FAN push out - Window---------57 °C------max 1780------2430 rpm------83 °C------25 °C
FAN suck in - open---------------52 °C------max 1780------2380 rpm------82 °C------25 °C
FAN suck in - vented-------------56 °C------max 1780------2410 rpm------83 °C------25 °C
FAN suck in - Window-----------56 °C------max 1780------2410 rpm------83 °C------25 °C
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here are some pictures of the silver version with radiator on top. Sorry for the image quality  I only have a smartphone here and the light wasn't that good outside.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here are some pictures of the silver version with radiator on top. Sorry for the image quality  I only have a smartphone here and the light wasn't that good outside.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here are some pictures of the silver version with radiator on top. Sorry for the image quality  I only have a smartphone here and the light wasn't that good outside.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here are some pictures of the silver version with radiator on top. Sorry for the image quality  I only have a smartphone here and the light wasn't that good outside.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Introduction
 
DAN Cases is back and this is our next tribute to the SFF community.
I am proud to introduce you the C4-SFX. The name comes from the German envelope norm for A4 papers and the possibility to mount a SFX power supply inside. With this new product I like to address three disadvantages of the A4-SFX – limited cooling, limited front I/O ports, long production time and price tag. With the C4-SFX I like to expanse my product portfolio so it will be available next to the A4-SFX.
The result is a 9.85L SFF gaming case with the possibility to use with high-end standardized components while keep them cool and quiet.
 
 
How it works
 
The new design used a sandwich based hardware layout and offers space for full-size graphics cards, mITX motherboard and SFX power supply. Instead of mounting a flexible riser cable the new design comes with a hard riser. Therefore the graphics card will be above the motherboard.
To provide enough air for the CPU heatsink the case has two mount points for 120mm fan in the “bottom” area. In this area it is possible to mount a 240mm AIO. The fans sucking air from the inside and push hot airt out on the bottom side. Fresh air comes in through the topside. This creates a continuous airflow in the inside between the components.

The case allows for easy mounting of either SFX or SFX-L power supplies. The PSU is located in the front of the chassis. Depending on the size of the PSU, up to two 2.5” HDDs or SSDs can be mounted in the drive bay. This drive bay could potentially be mounted with rubber spacers to reduce vibration. A third drive can be mounted behind the front cover.
To increase the count of accessible front I/O ports, it features USB3.0 Type-C, USB3.0-Type-A, Line-Out and Microphone jacks.
 

 

 

 

 
 
Just Flip it
 
It is possible to flip the case 180°. Rotate the front, mount the case feets on the opposit side and flip the side cover. Now the fan area is on the top side. The allows for switching the front I/O from the right to left side.
 

 
 
Specification
 
Case Dimensions (H x W x D): 239,8 x 127,3 x 322,8mm, 9.85L
Overall Dimensions: 250 x 127,3 x 322,8mm (including case feets)
Weight: ??? Kg
Graphic cards support: Dual-Slot up to 295mm length
Motherboard support: Mini-ITX
Power Supply support: SFX, SFX-L
CPU Heatsink support: Up to 62mm height
Water cooling support: 240mm AIO
·      radiator thickness 38mm with 2x 16mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 30mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 27mm with 2x 25m thick fans
·      radiator thickness 22mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
Drives: 3 x 2.5" HDD/SSD
Front ports: 1 x USB 3.0 Type-A &  1x Type-C (internal 20pin plug), 1x Microphone, 1x Line-Out
Power button: Premium-grade button
Material: 1.5mm aluminum (outer parts), 1.5mm aluminum (inner parts)
Side panels: Easily clipp able with Lian Li Push Pin technology
Colors: Anodized sand blasted black or silver exterior, matte black painted interior
Risercard: Includes PCIe 16x hard riser
Price tag: 160-180€
 

Gallery


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FAQ
Coming soon


Thank you for reading and your support. Please let me know what you are think!

Lian Li build the prototypes again and now the quality is very good. Here are some pictures of the top i/o version:
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
Here are the pics of the side i/o version:
 

 

 

 

 
 
With best regards
Daniel Hansen

Lian Li build the prototypes again and now the quality is very good. Here are some pictures of the top i/o version:
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
Here are the pics of the side i/o version:
 

 

 

 

 
 
With best regards
Daniel Hansen

Lian Li build the prototypes again and now the quality is very good. Here are some pictures of the top i/o version:
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
Here are the pics of the side i/o version:
 

 

 

 

 
 
With best regards
Daniel Hansen

Here are some more pictures of the C4-SFX. Yes you look right there is no type-c port on the i/o. I tried everything to keep it but the port itself requires a very long part behind the port that will collide with the front hdd. The supplier make some tests to make it shorter but failed.
 

Here are some more pictures of the C4-SFX. Yes you look right there is no type-c port on the i/o. I tried everything to keep it but the port itself requires a very long part behind the port that will collide with the front hdd. The supplier make some tests to make it shorter but failed.
 

Here are some first shots of the C4-SFX made by Lian Li. I will get more the next days. Keep in mind, that the Window panel screws are not the correct one. Currently you see a acrylic sample of the Window Kit because the tempered glass version isn't done:
 



 
With best regards
Daniel Hansen

Introduction
 
DAN Cases is back and this is our next tribute to the SFF community.
I am proud to introduce you the C4-SFX. The name comes from the German envelope norm for A4 papers and the possibility to mount a SFX power supply inside. With this new product I like to address three disadvantages of the A4-SFX – limited cooling, limited front I/O ports, long production time and price tag. With the C4-SFX I like to expanse my product portfolio so it will be available next to the A4-SFX.
The result is a 9.85L SFF gaming case with the possibility to use with high-end standardized components while keep them cool and quiet.
 
 
How it works
 
The new design used a sandwich based hardware layout and offers space for full-size graphics cards, mITX motherboard and SFX power supply. Instead of mounting a flexible riser cable the new design comes with a hard riser. Therefore the graphics card will be above the motherboard.
To provide enough air for the CPU heatsink the case has two mount points for 120mm fan in the “bottom” area. In this area it is possible to mount a 240mm AIO. The fans sucking air from the inside and push hot airt out on the bottom side. Fresh air comes in through the topside. This creates a continuous airflow in the inside between the components.

The case allows for easy mounting of either SFX or SFX-L power supplies. The PSU is located in the front of the chassis. Depending on the size of the PSU, up to two 2.5” HDDs or SSDs can be mounted in the drive bay. This drive bay could potentially be mounted with rubber spacers to reduce vibration. A third drive can be mounted behind the front cover.
To increase the count of accessible front I/O ports, it features USB3.0 Type-C, USB3.0-Type-A, Line-Out and Microphone jacks.
 

 

 

 

 
 
Just Flip it
 
It is possible to flip the case 180°. Rotate the front, mount the case feets on the opposit side and flip the side cover. Now the fan area is on the top side. The allows for switching the front I/O from the right to left side.
 

 
 
Specification
 
Case Dimensions (H x W x D): 239,8 x 127,3 x 322,8mm, 9.85L
Overall Dimensions: 250 x 127,3 x 322,8mm (including case feets)
Weight: ??? Kg
Graphic cards support: Dual-Slot up to 295mm length
Motherboard support: Mini-ITX
Power Supply support: SFX, SFX-L
CPU Heatsink support: Up to 62mm height
Water cooling support: 240mm AIO
·      radiator thickness 38mm with 2x 16mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 30mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 27mm with 2x 25m thick fans
·      radiator thickness 22mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
Drives: 3 x 2.5" HDD/SSD
Front ports: 1 x USB 3.0 Type-A &  1x Type-C (internal 20pin plug), 1x Microphone, 1x Line-Out
Power button: Premium-grade button
Material: 1.5mm aluminum (outer parts), 1.5mm aluminum (inner parts)
Side panels: Easily clipp able with Lian Li Push Pin technology
Colors: Anodized sand blasted black or silver exterior, matte black painted interior
Risercard: Includes PCIe 16x hard riser
Price tag: 160-180€
 

Gallery


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FAQ
Coming soon


Thank you for reading and your support. Please let me know what you are think!

Here are some first shots of the C4-SFX made by Lian Li. I will get more the next days. Keep in mind, that the Window panel screws are not the correct one. Currently you see a acrylic sample of the Window Kit because the tempered glass version isn't done:
 



 
With best regards
Daniel Hansen

Here are some first shots of the C4-SFX made by Lian Li. I will get more the next days. Keep in mind, that the Window panel screws are not the correct one. Currently you see a acrylic sample of the Window Kit because the tempered glass version isn't done:
 



 
With best regards
Daniel Hansen

Introduction
 
DAN Cases is back and this is our next tribute to the SFF community.
I am proud to introduce you the C4-SFX. The name comes from the German envelope norm for A4 papers and the possibility to mount a SFX power supply inside. With this new product I like to address three disadvantages of the A4-SFX – limited cooling, limited front I/O ports, long production time and price tag. With the C4-SFX I like to expanse my product portfolio so it will be available next to the A4-SFX.
The result is a 9.85L SFF gaming case with the possibility to use with high-end standardized components while keep them cool and quiet.
 
 
How it works
 
The new design used a sandwich based hardware layout and offers space for full-size graphics cards, mITX motherboard and SFX power supply. Instead of mounting a flexible riser cable the new design comes with a hard riser. Therefore the graphics card will be above the motherboard.
To provide enough air for the CPU heatsink the case has two mount points for 120mm fan in the “bottom” area. In this area it is possible to mount a 240mm AIO. The fans sucking air from the inside and push hot airt out on the bottom side. Fresh air comes in through the topside. This creates a continuous airflow in the inside between the components.

The case allows for easy mounting of either SFX or SFX-L power supplies. The PSU is located in the front of the chassis. Depending on the size of the PSU, up to two 2.5” HDDs or SSDs can be mounted in the drive bay. This drive bay could potentially be mounted with rubber spacers to reduce vibration. A third drive can be mounted behind the front cover.
To increase the count of accessible front I/O ports, it features USB3.0 Type-C, USB3.0-Type-A, Line-Out and Microphone jacks.
 

 

 

 

 
 
Just Flip it
 
It is possible to flip the case 180°. Rotate the front, mount the case feets on the opposit side and flip the side cover. Now the fan area is on the top side. The allows for switching the front I/O from the right to left side.
 

 
 
Specification
 
Case Dimensions (H x W x D): 239,8 x 127,3 x 322,8mm, 9.85L
Overall Dimensions: 250 x 127,3 x 322,8mm (including case feets)
Weight: ??? Kg
Graphic cards support: Dual-Slot up to 295mm length
Motherboard support: Mini-ITX
Power Supply support: SFX, SFX-L
CPU Heatsink support: Up to 62mm height
Water cooling support: 240mm AIO
·      radiator thickness 38mm with 2x 16mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 30mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 27mm with 2x 25m thick fans
·      radiator thickness 22mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
Drives: 3 x 2.5" HDD/SSD
Front ports: 1 x USB 3.0 Type-A &  1x Type-C (internal 20pin plug), 1x Microphone, 1x Line-Out
Power button: Premium-grade button
Material: 1.5mm aluminum (outer parts), 1.5mm aluminum (inner parts)
Side panels: Easily clipp able with Lian Li Push Pin technology
Colors: Anodized sand blasted black or silver exterior, matte black painted interior
Risercard: Includes PCIe 16x hard riser
Price tag: 160-180€
 

Gallery


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FAQ
Coming soon


Thank you for reading and your support. Please let me know what you are think!

Introduction
 
DAN Cases is back and this is our next tribute to the SFF community.
I am proud to introduce you the C4-SFX. The name comes from the German envelope norm for A4 papers and the possibility to mount a SFX power supply inside. With this new product I like to address three disadvantages of the A4-SFX – limited cooling, limited front I/O ports, long production time and price tag. With the C4-SFX I like to expanse my product portfolio so it will be available next to the A4-SFX.
The result is a 9.85L SFF gaming case with the possibility to use with high-end standardized components while keep them cool and quiet.
 
 
How it works
 
The new design used a sandwich based hardware layout and offers space for full-size graphics cards, mITX motherboard and SFX power supply. Instead of mounting a flexible riser cable the new design comes with a hard riser. Therefore the graphics card will be above the motherboard.
To provide enough air for the CPU heatsink the case has two mount points for 120mm fan in the “bottom” area. In this area it is possible to mount a 240mm AIO. The fans sucking air from the inside and push hot airt out on the bottom side. Fresh air comes in through the topside. This creates a continuous airflow in the inside between the components.

The case allows for easy mounting of either SFX or SFX-L power supplies. The PSU is located in the front of the chassis. Depending on the size of the PSU, up to two 2.5” HDDs or SSDs can be mounted in the drive bay. This drive bay could potentially be mounted with rubber spacers to reduce vibration. A third drive can be mounted behind the front cover.
To increase the count of accessible front I/O ports, it features USB3.0 Type-C, USB3.0-Type-A, Line-Out and Microphone jacks.
 

 

 

 

 
 
Just Flip it
 
It is possible to flip the case 180°. Rotate the front, mount the case feets on the opposit side and flip the side cover. Now the fan area is on the top side. The allows for switching the front I/O from the right to left side.
 

 
 
Specification
 
Case Dimensions (H x W x D): 239,8 x 127,3 x 322,8mm, 9.85L
Overall Dimensions: 250 x 127,3 x 322,8mm (including case feets)
Weight: ??? Kg
Graphic cards support: Dual-Slot up to 295mm length
Motherboard support: Mini-ITX
Power Supply support: SFX, SFX-L
CPU Heatsink support: Up to 62mm height
Water cooling support: 240mm AIO
·      radiator thickness 38mm with 2x 16mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 30mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 27mm with 2x 25m thick fans
·      radiator thickness 22mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
Drives: 3 x 2.5" HDD/SSD
Front ports: 1 x USB 3.0 Type-A &  1x Type-C (internal 20pin plug), 1x Microphone, 1x Line-Out
Power button: Premium-grade button
Material: 1.5mm aluminum (outer parts), 1.5mm aluminum (inner parts)
Side panels: Easily clipp able with Lian Li Push Pin technology
Colors: Anodized sand blasted black or silver exterior, matte black painted interior
Risercard: Includes PCIe 16x hard riser
Price tag: 160-180€
 

Gallery


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FAQ
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Thank you for reading and your support. Please let me know what you are think!

@enome
 
Q1: The maximum supported length is 303mm, but I specified it for 295mm for easy installation.
Q2: - 10mm
Q3: Prototypes are in production. I will have the first samples in the next 2-3 weeks. Kickstarter will start end of May or early June.
Q4: Same procedure as for the A4-SFX I will talk with Demcifilter.com 
Q5: The case will have a logo at the front. I think without it the front looks very boring.
Q6: Wallye TACTIK DUFFLE V2 should fit. I will talk with Wallye about this topic.

I like to introduce an easy way to install a watercooling solution for both CPU and GPU inside the C4:
Alphacool Eibaer LT

Alphacool Eiswolf GPX
-available for nearly every GPU.
-if you have a last generate GPU and it isn't on the list send them your card and get a free GPU block.

Here is dual 120mm AIO rendering.
 

(click for 8K image)

Introduction
 
DAN Cases is back and this is our next tribute to the SFF community.
I am proud to introduce you the C4-SFX. The name comes from the German envelope norm for A4 papers and the possibility to mount a SFX power supply inside. With this new product I like to address three disadvantages of the A4-SFX – limited cooling, limited front I/O ports, long production time and price tag. With the C4-SFX I like to expanse my product portfolio so it will be available next to the A4-SFX.
The result is a 9.85L SFF gaming case with the possibility to use with high-end standardized components while keep them cool and quiet.
 
 
How it works
 
The new design used a sandwich based hardware layout and offers space for full-size graphics cards, mITX motherboard and SFX power supply. Instead of mounting a flexible riser cable the new design comes with a hard riser. Therefore the graphics card will be above the motherboard.
To provide enough air for the CPU heatsink the case has two mount points for 120mm fan in the “bottom” area. In this area it is possible to mount a 240mm AIO. The fans sucking air from the inside and push hot airt out on the bottom side. Fresh air comes in through the topside. This creates a continuous airflow in the inside between the components.

The case allows for easy mounting of either SFX or SFX-L power supplies. The PSU is located in the front of the chassis. Depending on the size of the PSU, up to two 2.5” HDDs or SSDs can be mounted in the drive bay. This drive bay could potentially be mounted with rubber spacers to reduce vibration. A third drive can be mounted behind the front cover.
To increase the count of accessible front I/O ports, it features USB3.0 Type-C, USB3.0-Type-A, Line-Out and Microphone jacks.
 

 

 

 

 
 
Just Flip it
 
It is possible to flip the case 180°. Rotate the front, mount the case feets on the opposit side and flip the side cover. Now the fan area is on the top side. The allows for switching the front I/O from the right to left side.
 

 
 
Specification
 
Case Dimensions (H x W x D): 239,8 x 127,3 x 322,8mm, 9.85L
Overall Dimensions: 250 x 127,3 x 322,8mm (including case feets)
Weight: ??? Kg
Graphic cards support: Dual-Slot up to 295mm length
Motherboard support: Mini-ITX
Power Supply support: SFX, SFX-L
CPU Heatsink support: Up to 62mm height
Water cooling support: 240mm AIO
·      radiator thickness 38mm with 2x 16mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 30mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 27mm with 2x 25m thick fans
·      radiator thickness 22mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
Drives: 3 x 2.5" HDD/SSD
Front ports: 1 x USB 3.0 Type-A &  1x Type-C (internal 20pin plug), 1x Microphone, 1x Line-Out
Power button: Premium-grade button
Material: 1.5mm aluminum (outer parts), 1.5mm aluminum (inner parts)
Side panels: Easily clipp able with Lian Li Push Pin technology
Colors: Anodized sand blasted black or silver exterior, matte black painted interior
Risercard: Includes PCIe 16x hard riser
Price tag: 160-180€
 

Gallery


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FAQ
Coming soon


Thank you for reading and your support. Please let me know what you are think!

Here are the final renderings. Now I start with prototyping

Introduction
 
DAN Cases is back and this is our next tribute to the SFF community.
I am proud to introduce you the C4-SFX. The name comes from the German envelope norm for A4 papers and the possibility to mount a SFX power supply inside. With this new product I like to address three disadvantages of the A4-SFX – limited cooling, limited front I/O ports, long production time and price tag. With the C4-SFX I like to expanse my product portfolio so it will be available next to the A4-SFX.
The result is a 9.85L SFF gaming case with the possibility to use with high-end standardized components while keep them cool and quiet.
 
 
How it works
 
The new design used a sandwich based hardware layout and offers space for full-size graphics cards, mITX motherboard and SFX power supply. Instead of mounting a flexible riser cable the new design comes with a hard riser. Therefore the graphics card will be above the motherboard.
To provide enough air for the CPU heatsink the case has two mount points for 120mm fan in the “bottom” area. In this area it is possible to mount a 240mm AIO. The fans sucking air from the inside and push hot airt out on the bottom side. Fresh air comes in through the topside. This creates a continuous airflow in the inside between the components.

The case allows for easy mounting of either SFX or SFX-L power supplies. The PSU is located in the front of the chassis. Depending on the size of the PSU, up to two 2.5” HDDs or SSDs can be mounted in the drive bay. This drive bay could potentially be mounted with rubber spacers to reduce vibration. A third drive can be mounted behind the front cover.
To increase the count of accessible front I/O ports, it features USB3.0 Type-C, USB3.0-Type-A, Line-Out and Microphone jacks.
 

 

 

 

 
 
Just Flip it
 
It is possible to flip the case 180°. Rotate the front, mount the case feets on the opposit side and flip the side cover. Now the fan area is on the top side. The allows for switching the front I/O from the right to left side.
 

 
 
Specification
 
Case Dimensions (H x W x D): 239,8 x 127,3 x 322,8mm, 9.85L
Overall Dimensions: 250 x 127,3 x 322,8mm (including case feets)
Weight: ??? Kg
Graphic cards support: Dual-Slot up to 295mm length
Motherboard support: Mini-ITX
Power Supply support: SFX, SFX-L
CPU Heatsink support: Up to 62mm height
Water cooling support: 240mm AIO
·      radiator thickness 38mm with 2x 16mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 30mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
·      radiator thickness 27mm with 2x 25m thick fans
·      radiator thickness 22mm with 2x 25mm thick fans
Drives: 3 x 2.5" HDD/SSD
Front ports: 1 x USB 3.0 Type-A &  1x Type-C (internal 20pin plug), 1x Microphone, 1x Line-Out
Power button: Premium-grade button
Material: 1.5mm aluminum (outer parts), 1.5mm aluminum (inner parts)
Side panels: Easily clipp able with Lian Li Push Pin technology
Colors: Anodized sand blasted black or silver exterior, matte black painted interior
Risercard: Includes PCIe 16x hard riser
Price tag: 160-180€
 

Gallery


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FAQ
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Thank you for reading and your support. Please let me know what you are think!

I wish you and your family a merry Christmas and good fortune, success and well-being in the New Year.