This looks fantastic. If I ever get an extra thousand dollars I might do this.
Is it possible this will get tested with a liquid cooler here in the near future? (the picture shows it does)
just curious.
I don't really know, it was really early when I wrote that. I guess I would just like to see the results of it in such a compact system. But you're right it doesn't really need to be tested.You can fit a 120mm rad using a closed loop system. It will be cooler and quieter than air What do you want us to test? Thanks for the feedback though and glad you enjoyed the read.
I dismissed the RVZ01 the minute I saw it, but then I read the review and thought why on earth would such a perfectly designed case be offered only in cheap plastic?
I'm anticipating a fully aluminum built Fortress version or even better, carbon fiber built if I can dream.
Adults play games too and I want a show piece next my Onkyo receiver. Unless Silverstone takes the next logical step for this design I'll either go with the Jonsbo U2 with an MSI GTX 760 ITX Gaming Card, or U3 which can barely house a 10.5" card.
By the way, if you omit the Optical drive and HDD, and use the 65W version of the i5 with 1.35v RAM, then you can get away with a GTX 780ti or R9 290x at stock speeds.
Looks good, but still prefer Silverstone's LC16MB for HTPC duties (because it looks like a piece of AV equipment): http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811163053