Custom Case Build I/O

[DormRoomEngineering]

Budget (including currency): $100 US

Country: United States

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: CAD, Simulations, F1 2021/22, iRacing, COD MW, etc.

Other details: I am building a case since I can't afford to build a full new PC until I am out of college, I have access to a full machine shop and various 3d printing through where I work/what I own. 

 

I am building a computer case! Here is a view of the CAD model so far:

 

I am looking for how to put in case I/O. I could always strip the I/O off my old case, but I would like to keep it fully functional if possible.

 

Any ideas on good places to order I/O to put into a custom build? I could always buy a usb hub and use that, but the internal headers would be nice to use. USB C would be a good upgrade too.

 

[brob]

A number of manufacturers sell replacement parts for cases. Phanteks offers front panel i/o assemblies, as do Corsair and Fractal Design. 

 

https://www.phanteks.store/collections/replacement-parts/products/evolv-x-replacement-parts

 

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Accessories-|-Parts/Obsidian-Series-750D-USB-3-1-Type-C-I-O-Panel-Upgrade-Kit/p/CC-8900138

 

https://www.fractal-design.com/products/accessories/connectivity/connect-d1/black-white-grey/

[Blue4130]

20 minutes ago, DormRoomEngineering said:

Budget (including currency): $100 US

Country: United States

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: CAD, Simulations, F1 2021/22, iRacing, COD MW, etc.

Other details: I am building a case since I can't afford to build a full new PC until I am out of college, I have access to a full machine shop and various 3d printing through where I work/what I own. 

 

I am building a computer case! Here is a view of the CAD model so far:

 

 

I am looking for how to put in case I/O. I could always strip the I/O off my old case, but I would like to keep it fully functional if possible.

 

Any ideas on good places to order I/O to put into a custom build? I could always buy a usb hub and use that, but the internal headers would be nice to use. USB C would be a good upgrade too.

 

IO plate size and location is part of the atx standard, it's easy to find the placement.

[DormRoomEngineering]

1 hour ago, Blue4130 said:

IO plate size and location is part of the atx standard, it's easy to find the placement.

I should clarify here, front I/O specifically. I am using the ATX standard for the rear shield etc... Thanks!