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CX4712 - Case Motherboard Standoffs?

Hey everyone, I am finally in possession of my CX4712! As this is my first time owning and building in a case like this, I'm unfamiliar with the stand-off situation for motherboards. My case didn't include them, and upon gently lowering the motherboard down into the case for general placement I realized the back plate perfectly lined up with the cutout in the case. Does that mean this case doesn't require them? Just wanna be sure before I continue, thanks in advance.

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u/AnHeroSixtyNine — 5 days ago
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Sliger CX4250g nas build

I’ve ordered the case in the title to do a sas nas build with some decommissioned drives from work. I bought 4 Icy Dock FatCage MB153SP-B and a Broadcom 9305-16i HBA in IT mode. I currently have an extra pc with a ryzen 5950 and dark hero x570…found a deal for some slow ddr4 ECC udimm memory on eBay…I think I’m going to run trueNAS since I’m already familiar with it. Anyone else make anything unholy like this? Thoughts?

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u/MrKorney — 10 days ago
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Got it in there, with mod! CX4170a and Noctua NL-LC1-36

Little update to the 3D print and a right-angle USB-C to Type-E assembly. Ryzen 9 7950X and an RX 6950 XT running stock config runs silent. CAD/ECAD, firmware/software develop, and occasional gaming machine. This is my first Sliger build so was hoping the Noctua AIO lived up to the hype. The AIO is no joke. The NL-LC1-36 is an Asetek AIO however, the radiator is 400mm in overall length which extends beyond the 395 aloud. Pretty sure I'm violating the bend radius of that USB cable but it's a one-time thing.

u/Tasty-Injury408 — 11 days ago