Modelled case suggestion: The Air 360

I love watercooled (silent) PC's that are small. I loved your Air 240 but I wanted more rads without increasing the foot print. So here's what I came up with: The 'Air 360' - a wonderful complement to your line-up (hint,hint) :biggrin: Attached are some CAD pictures (was using OpenSCAD to get all the dimensions correct)..

Dimensions: 400x220x420mm (HxWxD minus feet) - 37 liters

Motherboard: ATX, mATX, ITX

Slots: 7

PSU Clearance: 18cm (16cm recommended)

GPU Clearance: 41cm / wide cards

Radiator Top: 280, at least 70mm clearance incl fans

Radiator Bottom: 360 / 280 (clearance for mATX: 55mm+ with slots 6+7 unused)

Radiator Front: 140

Radiator Back: 120

Fans Front: 2 x 120 - 1x140 with 360 Rad installed

Fans Back: 1 x 120

4 SSD Mounts (on bracket - not rendered)

1 HDD (bracket - not rendered)

So it's a very compact ATX case that will still fit anyone's desk. It supports a very decent 280 rad (H110/H115), and in mATX it supports a 360+280 Rad or 2x280s.. for which there's little competition - in relation to the footprint. I think it could even support a 280 + 240 or 280+360 with ATX.

Notes: It still needs a solution to make the PSU vents look good... couldn't think of something. The poweroutlet is on the bottom rear. The radiator clearance spaces have been coloured in (grey).

Thanks Nick!

I've attached the source file so it's viewable in 3D (rename it to .scad and it will open in the free OpenSCAD).

The dimensions are in cm. Most of them will auto adjust others dimensions when changed.

air360.txt

We seem to want a similar thing http://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=158085

:biggrin: yes. Small good looking case - plenty of rad space. It's funny how big it normally gets once you want 2x280. I'm also a big fan of down-top airflow which I had in the Air 240 but that was on ITX of course.