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Originally Posted by SPLongwell 
The Compact Splash seems really well designed and about the lower size limit for a mITX water cooled case.
I think anything CaseLabs does which comes out larger would need to have a good reason for being larger. For example the Compact Splash explicitly does not accommodate ATX PSUs because of the size penalty over SFF PSUs, so CaseLabs could bump up the case volume to support the wider choice of ATX PSUs. OTOH if the S3 is not sufficiently small, I think it will lose its appeal for mITX customers.
The Compact Splash seems really well designed and about the lower size limit for a mITX water cooled case.
I think anything CaseLabs does which comes out larger would need to have a good reason for being larger. For example the Compact Splash explicitly does not accommodate ATX PSUs because of the size penalty over SFF PSUs, so CaseLabs could bump up the case volume to support the wider choice of ATX PSUs. OTOH if the S3 is not sufficiently small, I think it will lose its appeal for mITX customers.
id use this sort of layout on splash but make it with another 240 rad at the bottom remove the 120 and will make more space for larger psus.
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) That being said, I'm sure our design will be a little larger and more modular. With the rise of the new enthusiast ITX MB's, you can build a pretty decent gaming system around one.
