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I don't mind waiting as that first one is exactly what I was looking for, thanks!

I'm trying to find a travel case for the Ducky Mecha mini that fits the keyboard well and provides a good amount of protection. I've been looking around but so far have not seen anything that would particularly work. Anyone have any good recommendations for a 60% mechanical keyboard? Thanks!

I'm aware of the case reviews. Especially of GamersNexus, HardwareCanucks, etc. My question was that if anyone has attempted to use dual 360's do they run into clearance issues with one another.

So I've been trying to figure out the compatibility of dual 360mm radiators at 60mm thickness within this case. I would like to do just that, possibly one on the bottom and obviously one on the side. Would that work or would I run into clearance issues?

This is sort of an odd question as I have happened to come across an Intel DC P4500 PCIE AIC 4.0TB NVMe SSD and as such its obviously meant for more datacenter / server storage use. I decided to slap it into my system to try and see if I couldn't use it as my main storage device because I could completely replace my HDD in using it. I put it in the next closest PCIE x16 slot below the one my graphics card is in on the motherboard and it worked.... for a while. I got windows installed on it, my data transferred over and left my HDD for a backup just in case the SSD failed. It worked for a few days and for some reason I shut down the system one night and woke up the next morning and found the SSD was just suddenly no longer detected by my motherboard and I've tried other PCIE slots and I also tried different BIOS options for storage. The person I got it from is a good friend of mine who works in tech and sent the SSD to get tested and it was fine. Did it have to do with my hardware? Did it have to do with support for such a SSD? Just wondering why it would work in another system with other hardware but would also just randomly poof a few days after running on consumer hardware. As a sidenote, the PCIE slot I put the SSD into did in fact work as I slotted my graphics card in it to see if it still worked. The motherboard I used is a GIGABYTE AX370 Gaming K7 (rev 1.0)

Just been going through parts for a new mITX watercooling loop for my next build. I had seen Linus' Father/Daughter build in the caselabs BH2 and was interested in copying the build. Only problem is I have no idea where to buy the ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1080ti arcticstorm mini. Apparently it's no longer sold? As to the title above. I've been going around, trying to find graphics cards with short enough length to route the tubing somewhat comfortably and still have a full cover block on the graphics card. Found a brand called Bykski on amazon (Here's where I found them) and it looks okay but just thought I'd get some insight from anyone who may have purchased from them etc, etc.