pastrychef
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The case looks pretty good, but it's till gigantic compared to the case I used for my Z370 build. The case I used was a Silverstone TJ08-E and it had more 5.25" and 2.5" drive bays.
I feel like the entire layout of the ATX, mATX, ITX standards make it very difficult to come up with efficient cases in terms of size. The oversized GPUs make matters worse. If the GPUs can lay flat next to where the CPUs are, it could make for much more efficient cooling and layouts.
I think the PSUs are also due for an update. There's no reason why the CPU power connectors can't be incorporated in to the primary ATX power connector.
There also needs to be a neater way to connect the power button, reset button, HD activity, etc. than wires dangling.
Adhering to decades old "standards" prevent innovation.
TJ08-E
In 2006, SilverStone launched the Temjin TJ08, an impressive micro-ATX tower case with then unheard of dual 120mm fan configuration. It helped pioneered the idea of big tower cooling performance in small packages. Five years later, improved technology and design has enabled SilverStone...
www.silverstonetek.com
I feel like the entire layout of the ATX, mATX, ITX standards make it very difficult to come up with efficient cases in terms of size. The oversized GPUs make matters worse. If the GPUs can lay flat next to where the CPUs are, it could make for much more efficient cooling and layouts.
I think the PSUs are also due for an update. There's no reason why the CPU power connectors can't be incorporated in to the primary ATX power connector.
There also needs to be a neater way to connect the power button, reset button, HD activity, etc. than wires dangling.
Adhering to decades old "standards" prevent innovation.
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