u/Sroka0

Hello,

I want to showcase a PC case I designed and built. I attend plenty of LAN parties so I wanted a setup that is easy to carry and has a comfortably large screen. I can be used with screen in bother landscape or portrait orientation. If you don't want to use the built-in screen you can just close it and place it on its side to not take too much space and connect external monitor.

How is it cooled?

The air intakes on both sides open after lifting one side of the case that will then lock automatically on indexing plungers. This lets PSU, MOBO and GPU get fresh air directly from outside. There are two mesh filters mounted on magnets inside but they are optional if you want to get better airflow at the cost of collecting dust. On the back of the case there is one really brave 60mm Noctua trying to get air moving through the case but I'll probably add one more slot for 60mm fan on the GPU side
For now I am testing it with 3070 and  i5-111400 and after running for 15 minutes with max GPU and CPU load the temps stabilize at at ąbout 65C for CPU and 80C for GPU. Next I'm planning to conver my main PC with 9900X and 7900XT to this case to see if it can handle this much power.

How is the monitor powered?
The driver board takes 12V at max 36W. While it could be powered from GPU connectors or SATA (but this is really near SATA power wattage limit) I opted to just buy PSU with Molex output. Two pins out of four pins of Molex provide 12V at max 11A and this leaves a large margin to not melt the connector.

How is monitor connected?
You simply connect it by DP or HDMI cable to you GPU or MOBO. There is enough space on the back of the case to comfortably connect it through 90 degree adapter. The control panel is embedded in the case in the keyboard slot.

How is GPU secured and how are cables routed?
Zip-ties! You can even find reusable ones on Amazon

Keyboard slot
I wanted to be able to pack everything I need in a single package so on the front there is a slot for keyboard, mouse and power cord. The dimensions of the slot are 350mm x 140mm so it can comfortable fin most 75% keyboards.

How is it done?
Most of the stuff is 3d printed but the main chasis (the one you connect all the PC components to) is cut out of 1.5mm thick aluminum sheet and bent. The hinges on the monitor are just standard Kitchen cabinet (lol) hinges from AliExpress. Just because they are easy to source and have adjustable torque.

Hello,

I want to showcase a PC case I designed and built. I attend plenty of LAN parties so I wanted a setup that is easy to carry and has a comfortably large screen. I can be used with screen in bother landscape or portrait orientation. If you don't want to use the built-in screen you can just close it and place it on its side to not take too much space and connect external monitor.

How is it cooled?

The air intakes on both sides open after lifting one side of the case that will then lock automatically on indexing plungers. This lets PSU, MOBO and GPU get fresh air directly from outside. There are two mesh filters mounted on magnets inside but they are optional if you want to get better airflow at the cost of collecting dust. On the back of the case there is one really brave 60mm Noctua trying to get air moving through the case but I'll probably add one more slot for 60mm fan on the GPU side
For now I am testing it with 3070 and  i5-111400 and after running for 15 minutes with max GPU and CPU load the temps stabilize at at ąbout 65C for CPU and 80C for GPU. Next I'm planning to conver my main PC with 9900X and 7900XT to this case to see if it can handle this much power.

How is the monitor powered?
The driver board takes 12V at max 36W. While it could be powered from GPU connectors or SATA (but this is really near SATA power wattage limit) I opted to just buy PSU with Molex output. Two pins out of four pins of Molex provide 12V at max 11A and this leaves a large margin to not melt the connector.

How is monitor connected?
You simply connect it by DP or HDMI cable to you GPU or MOBO. There is enough space on the back of the case to comfortably connect it through 90 degree adapter. The control panel is embedded in the case in the keyboard slot.

How is GPU secured and how are cables routed?
Zip-ties! You can even find reusable ones on Amazon

Keyboard slot
I wanted to be able to pack everything I need in a single package so on the front there is a slot for keyboard, mouse and power cord. The dimensions of the slot are 350mm x 140mm so it can comfortable fin most 75% keyboards.

How is it done?
Most of the stuff is 3d printed but the main chasis (the one you connect all the PC components to) is cut out of 1.5mm thick aluminum sheet and bent. The hinges on the monitor are just standard Kitchen cabinet (lol) hinges from AliExpress. Just because they are easy to source and have adjustable torque.

Hello,

I want to showcase a PC case I designed and built. I attend plenty of LAN parties so I wanted a setup that is easy to carry and has a comfortably large screen. I can be used with screen in bother landscape or portrait orientation. If you don't want to use the built-in screen you can just close it and place it on its side to not take too much space and connect external monitor.

How is it cooled?

The air intakes on both sides open after lifting one side of the case that will then lock automatically on indexing plungers. This lets PSU, MOBO and GPU get fresh air directly from outside. There are two mesh filters mounted on magnets inside but they are optional if you want to get better airflow at the cost of collecting dust. On the back of the case there is one really brave 60mm Noctua trying to get air moving through the case but I'll probably add one more slot for 60mm fan on the GPU side
For now I am testing it with 3070 and  i5-111400 and after running for 15 minutes with max GPU and CPU load the temps stabilize at at ąbout 65C for CPU and 80C for GPU. Next I'm planning to conver my main PC with 9900X and 7900XT to this case to see if it can handle this much power.

How is the monitor powered?
The driver board takes 12V at max 36W. While it could be powered from GPU connectors or SATA (but this is really near SATA power wattage limit) I opted to just buy PSU with Molex output. Two pins out of four pins of Molex provide 12V at max 11A and this leaves a large margin to not melt the connector.

How is monitor connected?
You simply connect it by DP or HDMI cable to you GPU or MOBO. There is enough space on the back of the case to comfortably connect it through 90 degree adapter. The control panel is embedded in the case in the keyboard slot.

How is GPU secured and how are cables routed?
Zip-ties! You can even find reusable ones on Amazon

Keyboard slot
I wanted to be able to pack everything I need in a single package so on the front there is a slot for keyboard, mouse and power cord. The dimensions of the slot are 350mm x 140mm so it can comfortable fin most 75% keyboards.

How is it done?
Most of the stuff is 3d printed but the main chasis (the one you connect all the PC components to) is cut out of 1.5mm thick aluminum sheet and bent. The hinges on the monitor are just standard Kitchen cabinet (lol) hinges from AliExpress. Just because they are easy to source and have adjustable torque.

Hello,

I want to showcase a PC case I designed and built. I attend plenty of LAN parties so I wanted a setup that is easy to carry and has a comfortably large screen. I can be used with screen in bother landscape or portrait orientation. If you don't want to use the built-in screen you can just close it and place it on its side to not take too much space and connect external monitor.

How is it cooled?

The air intakes on both sides open after lifting one side of the case that will then lock automatically on indexing plungers. This lets PSU, MOBO and GPU get fresh air directly from outside. There are two mesh filters mounted on magnets inside but they are optional if you want to get better airflow at the cost of collecting dust. On the back of the case there is one really brave 60mm Noctua trying to get air moving through the case but I'll probably add one more slot for 60mm fan on the GPU side
For now I am testing it with 3070 and  i5-111400 and after running for 15 minutes with max GPU and CPU load the temps stabilize at at ąbout 65C for CPU and 80C for GPU. Next I'm planning to conver my main PC with 9900X and 7900XT to this case to see if it can handle this much power.

How is the monitor powered?
The driver board takes 12V at max 36W. While it could be powered from GPU connectors or SATA (but this is really near SATA power wattage limit) I opted to just buy PSU with Molex output. Two pins out of four pins of Molex provide 12V at max 11A and this leaves a large margin to not melt the connector.

How is monitor connected?
You simply connect it by DP or HDMI cable to you GPU or MOBO. There is enough space on the back of the case to comfortably connect it through 90 degree adapter. The control panel is embedded in the case in the keyboard slot.

How is GPU secured and how are cables routed?
Zip-ties! You can even find reusable ones on Amazon

Keyboard slot
I wanted to be able to pack everything I need in a single package so on the front there is a slot for keyboard, mouse and power cord. The dimensions of the slot are 350mm x 140mm so it can comfortable fin most 75% keyboards.

Hello,

I want to showcase a PC case I designed and built. I attend plenty of LAN parties so I wanted a setup that is easy to carry and has a comfortably large screen. I can be used with screen in bother landscape or portrait orientation. If you don't want to use the built-in screen you can just close it and place it on its side to not take too much space and connect external monitor.

How is it cooled?

The air intakes on both sides open after lifting one side of the case that will then lock automatically on indexing plungers. This lets PSU, MOBO and GPU get fresh air directly from outside. There are two mesh filters mounted on magnets inside but they are optional if you want to get better airflow at the cost of collecting dust. On the back of the case there is one really brave 60mm Noctua trying to get air moving through the case but I'll probably add one more slot for 60mm fan on the GPU side
For now I am testing it with 3070 and  i5-111400 and after running for 15 minutes with max GPU and CPU load the temps stabilize at at ąbout 65C for CPU and 80C for GPU. Next I'm planning to conver my main PC with 9900X and 7900XT to this case to see if it can handle this much power.

How is the monitor powered?
The driver board takes 12V at max 36W. While it could be powered from GPU connectors or SATA (but this is really near SATA power wattage limit) I opted to just buy PSU with Molex output. Two pins out of four pins of Molex provide 12V at max 11A and this leaves a large margin to not melt the connector.

How is monitor connected?
You simply connect it by DP or HDMI cable to you GPU or MOBO. There is enough space on the back of the case to comfortably connect it through 90 degree adapter. The control panel is embedded in the case in the keyboard slot.

How is GPU secured and how are cables routed?
Zip-ties! You can even find reusable ones on Amazon

Keyboard slot
I wanted to be able to pack everything I need in a single package so on the front there is a slot for keyboard, mouse and power cord. The dimensions of the slot are 350mm x 140mm so it can comfortable fin most 75% keyboards.

How is it done?
Most of the stuff is 3d printed but the main chasis (the one you connect all the PC components to) is cut out of 1.5mm thick aluminum sheet and bent. The hinges on the monitor are just standard Kitchen cabinet (lol) hinges from AliExpress. Just because they are easy to source and have adjustable torque.

Hello,

I want to showcase a PC case I designed and built. I attend plenty of LAN parties so I wanted a setup that is easy to carry and has a comfortably large screen. I can be used with screen in bother landscape or portrait orientation. If you don't want to use the built-in screen you can just close it and place it on its side to not take too much space and connect external monitor.

How is it cooled?

The air intakes on both sides open after lifting one side of the case that will then lock automatically on indexing plungers. This lets PSU, MOBO and GPU get fresh air directly from outside. There are two mesh filters mounted on magnets inside but they are optional if you want to get better airflow at the cost of collecting dust. On the back of the case there is one really brave 60mm Noctua trying to get air moving through the case but I'll probably add one more slot for 60mm fan on the GPU side
For now I am testing it with 3070 and  i5-111400 and after running for 15 minutes with max GPU and CPU load the temps stabilize at at ąbout 65C for CPU and 80C for GPU. Next I'm planning to conver my main PC with 9900X and 7900XT to this case to see if it can handle this much power.

How is the monitor powered?
The driver board takes 12V at max 36W. While it could be powered from GPU connectors or SATA (but this is really near SATA power wattage limit) I opted to just buy PSU with Molex output. Two pins out of four pins of Molex provide 12V at max 11A and this leaves a large margin to not melt the connector.

How is monitor connected?
You simply connect it by DP or HDMI cable to you GPU or MOBO. There is enough space on the back of the case to comfortably connect it through 90 degree adapter. The control panel is embedded in the case in the keyboard slot.

How is GPU secured and how are cables routed?
Zip-ties! You can even find reusable ones on Amazon

Keyboard slot
I wanted to be able to pack everything I need in a single package so on the front there is a slot for keyboard, mouse and power cord. The dimensions of the slot are 350mm x 140mm so it can comfortable fin most 75% keyboards.

How is it done?
Most of the stuff is 3d printed but the main chasis (the one you connect all the PC components to) is cut out of 1.5mm thick aluminum sheet and bent. The hinges on the monitor are just standard Kitchen cabinet (lol) hinges from AliExpress. Just because they are easy to source and have adjustable torque.

Hello,

I want to showcase a PC case I designed and built. I attend plenty of LAN parties so I wanted a setup that is easy to carry and has a comfortably large screen. I can be used with screen in bother landscape or portrait orientation. If you don't want to use the built-in screen you can just close it and place it on its side to not take too much space and connect external monitor.

How is it cooled?

The air intakes on both sides open after lifting one side of the case that will then lock automatically on indexing plungers. This lets PSU, MOBO and GPU get fresh air directly from outside. There are two mesh filters mounted on magnets inside but they are optional if you want to get better airflow at the cost of collecting dust. On the back of the case there is one really brave 60mm Noctua trying to get air moving through the case but I'll probably add one more slot for 60mm fan on the GPU side
For now I am testing it with 3070 and  i5-111400 and after running for 15 minutes with max GPU and CPU load the temps stabilize at at ąbout 65C for CPU and 80C for GPU. Next I'm planning to conver my main PC with 9900X and 7900XT to this case to see if it can handle this much power.

How is the monitor powered?
The driver board takes 12V at max 36W. While it could be powered from GPU connectors or SATA (but this is really near SATA power wattage limit) I opted to just buy PSU with Molex output. Two pins out of four pins of Molex provide 12V at max 11A and this leaves a large margin to not melt the connector.

How is monitor connected?
You simply connect it by DP or HDMI cable to you GPU or MOBO. There is enough space on the back of the case to comfortably connect it through 90 degree adapter. The control panel is embedded in the case in the keyboard slot.

How is GPU secured and how are cables routed?
Zip-ties! You can even find reusable ones on Amazon

Keyboard slot
I wanted to be able to pack everything I need in a single package so on the front there is a slot for keyboard, mouse and power cord. The dimensions of the slot are 350mm x 140mm so it can comfortable fin most 75% keyboards.

How is it done?
Most of the stuff is 3d printed but the main chasis (the one you connect all the PC components to) is cut out of 1.5mm thick aluminum sheet and bent. The hinges on the monitor are just standard Kitchen cabinet (lol) hinges from AliExpress. Just because they are easy to source and have adjustable torque.

Hello,

I want to showcase a PC case I designed and built. I attend plenty of LAN parties so I wanted a setup that is easy to carry and has a comfortably large screen. I can be used with screen in bother landscape or portrait orientation. If you don't want to use the built-in screen you can just close it an place on its side to not take too much space and connect external monitor.

How is it cooled?

The air intakes on both sides open after lifting one side of the case that will then lock automatically on indexing plungers. This lets PSU, MOBO and GPU get fresh air directly from outside. There are two mesh filters mounted on magnets inside but they are optional if you want to get better airflow at the cost of collecting dust. On the back of the case there is one really brave 60mm Noctua trying to get air moving through the case but I'll probably add one more slot for 60mm fan on the GPU side
For now I am testing it with 3070 and  i5-111400 and after running for 15 minutes with max GPU and CPU load the temps stabilize at at ąbout 65C for CPU and 80C for GPU. Next I'm planning to conver my main PC with 9900X and 7900XT to this case to see if it can handle this much power.

How is the monitor powered?
The driver board takes 12V at max 36W. While it could be powered from GPU connectors or SATA (but this is really near SATA power wattage limit) I opted to just buy PSU with Molex output. Two pins out of four pins of Molex provide 12V at max 11A and this leaves a large margin to not melt the connector.

How is monitor connected?
You simply connect it by DP or HDMI cable to you GPU or MOBO. There is enough space on the back of the case to comfortably connect it through 90 degree adapter. The control panel is embedded in the case in the keyboard slot.

How is GPU secured and how are cables routed?
Zip-ties! You can even find reusable ones on Amazon

Keyboard slot
I wanted to be able to pack everything I need in a single package so on the front there is a slot for keyboard, mouse and power cord. The dimensions of the slot are 350mm x 140mm so it can comfortable fin most 75% keyboards.

How is it done?
Most of the stuff is 3d printed but the main chasis (the one you connect all the PC components to) is cut out of 1.5mm thick aluminum sheet and bent. The hinges on the monitor are just standard Kitchen cabinet (lol) hinges from AliExpress. Just because they are easy to source and have adjustable torque.