Amazing Crowded Funded Casing

[betadyne]

NCASE M1: a crowdfunded Mini-ITX case (updates in first post) - [H]ard|Forum

This mini itx card is actually created by forumers in hardocp. Wow. And they ask lian li to build it for them.

Hoho.... I think I am going to order one when its released.

 

[devilwahaha]

NCASE M1: a crowdfunded Mini-ITX case (updates in first post) - [H]ard|Forum

This mini itx card is actually created by forumers in hardocp. Wow. And they ask lian li to build it for them.

Hoho.... I think I am going to order one when its released.

Its doing right what all the ITX cases on the market right now has been/is doing wrong all the while. Plus it actually looks good and isnt ridiculously fat for an ITX case, like most of the ITX cases which can fit a decent GPU.

But the price is pretty hard to stomach though, according to them the estimated price at initial sale would be about US$200 not inclusive of shipping.

 

[betadyne]

Its doing right what all the ITX cases on the market right now has been/is doing wrong all the while. Plus it actually looks good and isnt ridiculously fat for an ITX case, like most of the ITX cases which can fit a decent GPU.

But the price is pretty hard to stomach though, according to them the estimated price at initial sale would be about US$200 not inclusive of shipping.

I guess its because its not a mass production item and its full aluminium. Since its from lian li, well the build quality is there.

IMHO, its not that expensive if you compare it to silverstone casings.

I like the idea of fitting a 240mm radiator inside.

 

[m3 th3 last]

That's just too expensive... Never would have the money just for the casing.

 

[dinosau4]

Seems interesting! Lian li Build quality with some innovations. Definitely a looker but the price is kinda steep

 

[Felfirez]

There's a thread that discussed about this before way back. Old news eh.

 

[devilwahaha]

There's a thread that discussed about this before way back. Old news eh.

Not really, I think they are still in the stage of finalizing the prototype or the final mass produce design so its still very relevant, especially with all the rubbish ITX cases out there now.

 

[Felfirez]

Not really, I think they are still in the stage of finalizing the prototype or the final mass produce design so its still very relevant, especially with all the rubbish ITX cases out there now.

It has about the same design as last year, can't rmb when the thread was posted, still prototyping, still "sending to mass production". Cases are a matter of perspective. I find the CM 120 rather pleasing and so does some other formers.