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LZ7 v0.1 - Sub 7 Litre Custom Case with GTX 1070 ITX OC

by Lazer3D

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CPU

Intel Core i5-6500 3.2 GHz Quad-Core
CPU Cooler

€39.95

Noctua NH-L9i 33.84 CFM
Motherboard

Gigabyte GA-B150N Phoenix-WIFI Mini ITX LGA1151
Memory

Corsair Vengeance LPX 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) DDR4-2400
Storage

£79.99 GBP

Samsung PM951 256 GB M.2-2280 SSD
Storage

Toshiba 1 TB 2.5" 5400RPM
Video Card

Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 8 GB Mini ITX OC
Power Supply

£79.99 GBP

Corsair SF 450 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular SFX
Case Fan

Prolimatech Ultra Sleek Vortex 12 55.7 CFM 120mm
Custom

£150.00 GBPLZ7 Prototype Case

€39.95
Total:
£309.98
+ Total (United Kingdom):

Details

Date Published

Aug. 16, 2016

Date Built

Aug. 5, 2016

CPU Clock Rate

3.2 GHz

CPU Temperature While Idle

29.0° C

CPU Temperature Under Load

57.0° C

GPU Core Clock Rate

1.531 GHz

GPU Effective Memory Clock Rate

8.008 GHz

GPU Temperature While Idle

39.0° C

GPU Temperature Under Load

79.0° C

Description

This build was put together to test a custom case I have made. The LZ7 is a sub 7 litre case with excellent thermal performance for its size.

The focus of this build was firstly to be as small as possible, and secondly was to be quiet whilst gaming. Usually these 2 things don't mix well and you have to compromise somewhere. So I decided to design my own case that that didn't have to compromise on size or thermal performance.

The Gigabyte GTX 1070 is the most powerful ITX card currently available, making it the best choice to test out the case design. An Intel i5-6500 was selected for plenty of gaming performance at a low TDP. The 140mm Prolimatech Vortex intake fan supplies the Noctua NH-L9i with plenty of cool air resulting in a low temperatures and low fan rpm's.

The GPU side of the ase is designed with 360 GPU exhaust ventilation, this in combination with the positive pressure of the case fan means all the warm GPU air is exhausted directly out the case preventing re circulation and heat build up. Initial testing has shown the Gigabyte GTX 1070 exceeds its full boost (1800+ Mhz) during heavy gaming for sustained periods of time. This boost speed was maintained with the GPU fan profile set to silent, this resulted in a fan speed of around 1550rpm and a GPU temp of around 80C. At this fan speed the Gigabyte card is very quiet, it can be heard as a faint hum across my living room.

An issue encountered with this build was that the Gigabyte card is slightly too tall for the case by a couple of mm. The next prototype will be slightly taller to comfortably fit this card.

Overall I am very pleased with the performance I am getting from this build, it runs very quiet whilst gaming without any throttling. The GTX 1070 is an amazing card, the Witcher 3 runs buttery smooth and the graphics look incredible.

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Firewalp 20 Builds 8 points 30 months ago

Any chance of selling these cases? I would be a buyer! Amazing work! +1

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 6 points 30 months ago

Thank you very much! I am hoping to get a batch made in a couple of months time, stay tuned!

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pj_sz 2 Builds 2 points 29 months ago

I'm interested as well, let me know too!

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 3 points 28 months ago

Preorders are now available on the Lazer3D website!

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pj_sz 2 Builds 1 point 28 months ago

Awesome!

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Matthewtina2015 2 Builds 2 points 22 months ago

waiting intensfies

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Hobert 1 point 30 months ago

Message me when you do!

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WillieNelson16 1 point 29 months ago

I would pay a decent amount for this case so please let me know as well good sir!

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Wadseraptor 1 Build 1 point 30 months ago

Amazing craftsmanship on the case! I am also interested if you would consider selling these.

Is the GPU space specifically designed for the Gigabyte 1070 ITX, or are there other ITX cards that would also work?

Also, have you considered testing with other CPU's? Say a 6700 for instance?

EDIT: Also meant to ask - what are the chances you could cram an SSD in there?

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Firewalp 20 Builds 3 points 30 months ago

My Zotac Mini 1060 would love to fit in this case!!!

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

Thanks allot! The Gigabyte GTX 1070 ITX is the tallest ITX card released yet (I think), so in theory the case should fit any ITX length card that isn't taller than the new Gigabyte ones. I have also tested it with the EVGA ITX GTX 900 series cards, so it should work fine with their new GTX 1060 ITX cards. The Zotac ITX should also fit ok. EDIT: In the picture with the front of the case removed you can see a bracket panel that fits in the front of the case, you can mount 2x 2.5" drives onto this panel.

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wedge27 5 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

Very cool custom case build and great choice of components. I have just ordered a 1070 ITX as well, hoping it fits into my new case without any issues.

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Trinergy 9 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

This is incredible. Anymore pics of the inside? How did you create this? 3D Print? Resin casting by hand? I think I am going to have a Corona at lunch now.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 5 points 30 months ago

Its a combination of 3D printing and laser cut acrylic sheets. Using these methods means that a range of colour combinations and surface finishes are possible.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

Thanks everyone! Yeah I'm hoping to sell them, just working on prototype v0.2 at the moment. I'll try and get some more pics added of the interior

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mlach 4 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Do it!

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BodaciousBuddha 1 point 30 months ago

Awesome! Let us know when you can start cranking out theses cases.

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MightyAlFred 3 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

We really need to see more pictures of the inside and to know how that case was made. Beautyful.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

Some people have asked for more internal pics, I've added some more photos of what I've got to hand for now. The pictures are with a different GPU as I only recently acquired the GTX 1070. Its also been tested with a GTX 960 so I'll add that as well. As you can see the internal space is quite tight, but the 140mm fan takes care nicely of the thermals.

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TLW918 2 points 30 months ago

Well, when you do get to the point of selling these hit me up!

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Jhobbster 1 Build 2 points 30 months ago

This build. Is sexual on so many levels

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 3 points 30 months ago

Should I be concerned by this?

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Jäßßäwöçkëë 3 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

nope ..I damn near lost my load when I saw it! It's EXACTLY what I'm looking for.

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Upgrade 8 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

I subscribed to your webpage for updates

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glenn0411 2 points 30 months ago

Figured it wouldn't be long before some company came up with a creative, functional, case of this size. Didn't figure it to be a do it yourself dude. Outside the Box dude......kudos.....and youre going to make a killing on these.

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Wolf88 4 Builds 2 points 28 months ago

Looks great, not enough pictures though ! :) I'm guessing the light underneath is from the mother board ? Would love to have a blue glow underneath. I might consider this case for my sister's build.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 28 months ago

Thanks! Yeah the red glow is from the Gigabyte Pheonix Motherboard, its a great all round board with loads of features for the price compared to the H170's and Z170 ITX boards. The LEDs can be disabled in the BIOS. There are some more pictures of v0.2 on my other build here: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/b/JmyfrH

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Wilddogge 2 Builds 2 points 27 months ago

Awesome case. Are you planning to design/build a SFF case for Micro ATX? There aren't many SFF Micro ATX options out there. I have been waiting for over a year for case of my liking...

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 27 months ago

Thanks allot! Once I've got this case onto the market I want to look at doing a slightly larger case, so potentially micro-ATX yes, what is your reason for preferring micro-ATX, extra expansion slots? You can see some of the concepts here: https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/lzx-case-series-alternative-designs.766/

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Wilddogge 2 Builds 1 point 27 months ago

The main reason I built my PC was for gaming. I wanted my build to be future proof but also as compact as possible. I was planning to go 2-way SLI in the future. This was my first build in 15+ years so I was not aware of the SLI limitations, otherwise I should have gone Mini ITX from the beginning. I have been looking for a Mini ITX Z97 MoBo, but I guess I'm too late, since these are no longer in production and are either too expensive or faulty (got an open box).

Also I hate the fact that most Micro ATX cases are just ATX cases. All cool cases are Mini ITX. I think there is a market for Micro ATX that is not yet really explored. I had a Sugo 10 but returned due to faulty front panel (unlucky me). Haven't found anything to my liking since then.

I would like Proposal #2 to become real. Love the idea of an Horizontal MoBo. :)

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Moto650 1 Build 2 points 26 months ago

That's a great looking case!

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ctmuck 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Wow! Just Wow! Beautiful and freaking tiny!

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efin_jay 3 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

that is NICE! i need more pictures of this thing!!

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

I will post a build update once I've got the case revision in my hands!

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joshzpants 3 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

this so awesome, we need picks of the inside!

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funnytao 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

It looks amazing! How would you do with dust?

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Trinergy 9 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Would have to slap one of these on there:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4RE4MX8161

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funnytao 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Sounds nice!

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Thank you! Dust should be OK as you can fit a 140mm dust filter onto the outside of the case where the fan is. This fan is recommended to run as an intake for overall system temps, but the other advantage is that the case also runs under positive pressure which helps to keep the dust out.

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funnytao 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Thanks! I am also a little worried about the intake fan on the GPU. Will there be a metal version of this case?

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

This prototype version unfortunately can't fit a dust filter on the GPU side panel, but it is something I could try and build into the next revision. At the moment there is no plan to make a metal version as the costs are so much higher for small production runs. One of the advantages for using Acrylic is the GPU side panel can be transparent to show off your shiny new Graphics Card in all its glory.

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funnytao 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Yes, the design is great. I kind of like the style of the Parvum case. Will keep an eye on this product!

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Upgrade 8 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Nice work! What resin are you using for the 3D printed material ?

Would you feel comfortable with an even hotter GPU (> 80c temps) with the acrylic panels?

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

The 3D printed parts are made from a strong and durable SLS process, its printed using a Polyamide (Nylon), it basically acts just like a normal injection moulded plastic. The Panels are made from 5mm Acrylic, heat wise I have not seen any decrease in strength of the panels during heavy testing. Even though the GPU is running at 80C it will not be exhausting heat at 80C, probably more in the region of 50 - 60C.

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Upgrade 8 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Love it. Thanks. Based on your part list, are you thinking about 150GBP / 200 USD for a case like this?

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

The target price is currently £120, I'm doing all I can to try and stick to that price. Not sure how that would translate into US cost with taxes and what not

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Upgrade 8 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Thanks! Can't wait to see the next rev.

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caiokn 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Awesome work! Can you tell us what are the dimensions of the case?

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 3 points 30 months ago

The next revision will measure 226mm x 196mm x 158mm (7.0L)

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damcrac 1 point 30 months ago

Amazing! Taking Custom to the extreme, and doing it very well. Builds like these make me want to go m-itx. Best of luck on your next prototype!

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

Thanks! I'll post another build log once it's built up

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Jäßßäwöçkëë 3 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Ok so where do I place my case order? I'm so serious.... $65 US? Also any possibility of making it to fit a 1080?

Seriously this is an amazing build. I love custom builds and this right hur is making me have to seriously up my game.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

I think it will cost a bit more than $65 US! The target selling price is currently around £120, so perhaps around £150 US, when its ready I'm hoping to make them available HERE.

At the moment there aren't any ITX sized 1080 cards, but if any do come up I will do my best to accommodate them!

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Jäßßäwöçkëë 3 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Will you provide them in other colors? My future build will be black / yellow focused.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Yes I plan to make the first run in matte black. For the corner pieces you can choose from a few different colours of which yellow is one!

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Jäßßäwöçkëë 3 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Hmmm .... ok Just for clarity will this case be able to hold an rx 480 card? or will it be exclusive to"ITX" gpu's? If so you are limiting your potential client market to those exclusively looking for true "MINI ITX" builds. Also if that's the case you might consider lowering the price to something around the £88.71 or $100 US. Many will see the case as being over priced with your current pricing structure since it will have those limitations.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 3 points 30 months ago

Thank you for your comments, all very good points. I'll try and answer a few of them: Yes this case is limited to ITX cards which does indeed limit the potential market, however expanding the case to fit full length cards would also increase its size to around 11 litres which is edging into SG13 territory, the main point of this case is that it is only 7 litres in size, to achieve this you have to accept some limitations. I have put together some alternative designs in this Design Ideas Thread, if the LZ7 is succesfull then I would like to expand the range with a larger case based around one of those layouts. In terms of AMD ITX cards, there is the R9 Nano which runs at around GTX 980 performance, the RX 480 has an ITX sized PCB, but card manufacturers are choosing to make them huge, fingers crossed they will release an ITX sized card. There is also the RX470 and 460 which again have short PCB's, just waiting on ITX announcements from manufacturers. Vega is said to use HBM 2 memory and many people are saying that this will result in very small and efficient cards, so there is a high likelihood that some kind of ITX Vega card will be released. In terms of price, unfortunately it is driven by the cost of manufacture, even at £120 it only just about covers the component costs, to bring this price down i would need up front demand in the region of 100+ customers. The problem is that this is just a 1 man project and I can't afford to take the risk of manufacturing 100's or 1000's of cases to bring the price down for them not to sell. I know the price is higher than what a large case manufacturer would sell at, but in terms of indie niche cases £120 is actually quite a low price! I hope that helps to answer most of your questions!

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Jäßßäwöçkëë 3 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

I really really .... I mean REALLY like this case however I would need the case to be able to house a normal sized GPU so I have upgrade options later down the line. the GPU limitations restrict buyers to buying primarily Nvidia ITX GPU's. Which isn't bad but has the possibility to scare off some potential customers. I personally am in the market for a Freesync 34" monitor and I'm looking to purchase the New AMD Vega GPU when it's released later this year.

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IdkGoogleItDude 1 point 30 months ago

Very nice custom case! +1

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Thank you!

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Design1stcode2nd 5 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Great job, I assume you are planning on an intake grill/mesh for the 200mm fan? Ofcourse factor in 3.5 and 2.5 drive attachment on the side panel (I see you are showing one 3.5 but obviously room for more).

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Thank you! Yes I am hoping to offer a version with a grill for the side 140mm fan bay.

The storage drive you can see is a 2.5" drive, the mounting panel can fit 2 of them. Unfortunately there isn't enough space to fit a 3.5" drive, they are too thick to fit between the front panel and motherboard

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Design1stcode2nd 5 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Lol it so small its hard to wrap my brain arround I just assumed it was a 200mm in the front, so tiny. Yep a two SSD mountings there would be plenty for a small build like this.

Just add in as much cable management points as you can think of as that is really important in a build of this size.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

I will do my best! When you say cable management points, do you mean slots for zip ties?

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Wadseraptor 1 Build 2 points 30 months ago

To hop in this conversation, I can say that zip tie slots would certainly not hurt at all.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

I will see what I can do, it's a difficult one though as any slots would add holes to the outer shell! I could try and add a couple to the inside of the corner pieces, although it would increase the cost of the 3D printing.

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Design1stcode2nd 5 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

Yep, cable management is crucial in a tiny case like this. Small slots for zipties around the perimeter of the case would be ideal.

Good luck I hope it does well.

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JulesY 1 point 30 months ago

What a beaut! I'd love to purchase one of those! Aside from that, I'm starting to lean to the m-itx builds, they seen just so much fun to build.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 4 points 30 months ago

M-ITX is the way forward, come to the light side!

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Jäßßäwöçkëë 3 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

Yeah I'm downsizing from my mATX build to an mITX myself but I'm vain I want 1440P from 1 card ... lol

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Rjohn300 4 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

I would most definitely buy a case like this. This is amazing! This is no half a@$ job done with some particle board and nails! I will keeping an eye out for any of these cases if you do decide to sell them. The best part in my opinion is how clean it is on the inside. Most tiny cases dont really allow for much cable management at all let alone good air flow.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

Yeah there is space in front of the PSU to bundle up any excess cables, leaving a nice airflow path above the motherboard. Using a modular power supply also helps.

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Jäßßäwöçkëë 3 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

Also being that the PSU's for this case typically will be sfx and fully modular people have the option to buy really short custom sleeved cables for even more clearance, air flow and less clutter.

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Skwurrly_Wrath 3 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

I want that case so bad but my r9 nano would probably melt it :)

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

What temp does your R9 Nano run at? The R9 Nano is rated at 175W, I've tested the GTX 1070 (150W) inside the case without any issues, I think the Nano would be fine also.

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Skwurrly_Wrath 3 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Stock profile at 73-75. With a cranked curve to 100% while running NMS it sits 72-80. And mine draws ~235w with the power limit +50

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Yeah you may be pushing the limits of this case with that kind of power draw. If I could get my hands on a Nano I'd be interested to see how it ran. Is the card quite loud running at 100% fan?

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Skwurrly_Wrath 3 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Like a racoon being thrown into a jet engine. Headphones block that out. It has piercing coil whine in some games that is difficult to drown out.

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Jhobbster 1 Build 1 point 30 months ago

How much money do you want to manufacture and sell me a case.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

The target price is currently £120

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drunkbadger 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Awesome little build!

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Kyojin93 1 point 30 months ago

Hi. First of all, beautiful build, I'm looking forward to see your next case, have you thought to make a slim mini-itx case like the Silverstone RVZ01 or the Fractal Design Node 202? Btw I would like to know where you purchased the switches, usb ports, etc. for your custom build.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

Thank you. I may look into doing a low profile version yes, it depends on how successful this case is. There are actually quite a few people developing that type of case over at SFF Forum, one guy has just had his first 20 cases made.

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Gooberdad 10 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

This is awesome. Laser cut parts, or the best 3d printer ever. This looks so nice and small. I hope this gets featured.

You are going to sell a ton of these cases. Congratulations in advance.

Thumbs up.

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Thank you very much!

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The_Boom_Boy 1 point 30 months ago

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breakerion 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

thumbsup just for building your own case, cheers, cool project indeed, how long it took the whole process, design, case build and assembly of parts ??? Had to looks all pics twice, this is awesome, I love these mini styles, I guess you'll planning a mesh filter for the main big front fan ..?

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 2 points 30 months ago

I've been developing it for nearly a year in my spare time, it's been a long old process! Yes that's right you can fit a dust filter if you want or it may be supplied with the case, have still got to figure that type of stuff out. You can see the 120mm and 140mm mounting holes on the side panel for fitting different combinations of components.

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paskowitz 1 Build 1 point 30 months ago

I would definitely be interested in purchasing this case sometime in the future. Would you be willing to sell the STL (or whatever it is in) file so we could print/build it? Reason I ask is because I know somebody who has a 3D printer that prints carbon fiber reinforced nylon and would love to see parts (corner frame members) of this with that material.

A couple things I would critique/add: - Like others have said, dust filters (don't even need to include them, just factor in space so we can install them) - Flipping the PSU so it pulls hot air from inside the case and then out the back (PSUs can take the extra heat and this would lower the case's inside air temp) - In light of the second point switch the top slats to the front part of the case.

Overall, I absolutely love the aesthetic. IMO this deserves to be featured!

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

That printing method sounds very interesting, could you send me more info on that? When you say filters, what type are you talking about? You can screw a filter onto the outside of the case through the fan mounting holes, is that what you mean?

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tadashi 1 point 30 months ago

Can you turn off the orange LEDs of the B150N board?

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Yes there is an option in the BIOS

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tadashi 1 point 30 months ago

That's great. Thanks.

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jelricb 1 point 30 months ago

I. LOVE. THAT. CASE. +1

...Are they going to be available in the USA?

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 30 months ago

Yeah I think so, but you will likely have to pay a bit extra with import taxes

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jelricb 1 point 30 months ago

Sweet! xD

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thecomgeek 1 Build 1 point 29 months ago

were you able to overclock the gpu

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 29 months ago

I've not tried overclocking the GPU because I prioritise quietness over raw performance, but by default it overclocks itself up to around 1830Mhz automatically. At full load with default settings and fan profile set to silent the card stabalises with a fan speed of around 1550rpm which is very quiet, it's max fan rpm is near 3000rpm, so there is plenty of cooling headroom left to push the card further if you don't mind higher fan speeds.

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thecomgeek 1 Build 1 point 29 months ago

i was wondering because it has a small power supply but thx +1

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 29 months ago

SFX power supplies have come a long way in the last few years, Corsair have recently released a 450W and 600W model

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WirelessCables 1 Build 1 point 29 months ago

This is a very well-built prototype case.. + 3.14159265358979323846264.... Anyway, thermals look to be pretty good. How's the Gigabyte motherboard holding out?

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 29 months ago

It's your lucky day, I've just this second posted a follow build to this case with the second prototype! Using the same Gigabyte board no less!

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WirelessCables 1 Build 1 point 29 months ago

Nice!

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Eren662 1 point 28 months ago

Do you think the 450w psu is safe for this build?

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 28 months ago

Yeah there is plenty of headroom left with these components, you could probably safely go up to a GTX 1080 and i7-6700k with a mild overclock.

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chessuscrust 1 point 27 months ago

This eill build up static very quickly due to its non conductive nature

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Lazer3D submitter 2 Builds 1 point 27 months ago

I've been running multiple systems inside a few of these cases for a few months now and there hasnt been any static build up issues.

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chessuscrust 1 point 27 months ago

Just a thought but it would be worth the cost to install atleadt a metal base as some of the more recent gpus have a hogh static build up

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CarsonLenze 1 point 24 months ago

When is the next bach of cases going to be ready? I would be a definite buyer! I love the different options for colors and feet! I would definitely buy this case! FOR SURE!!!

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