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Not sure where to place this, but given I added some about the non-Pro version earlier last night, I'll just continue to add a minor thing or two here.
1. If you're using a Noctua D15 G2 cooler, this case will be able to support RAM that is up to 56mm in height in conjunction with this cooler. If your RAM is taller than 56mm, then you will need to use a different cooler (or get different RAM), as the D15 G2 fans will be right up against the glass panel with 56mm height RAM modules already, any more and you risk shattering the glass panel when putting it back into place and the fans and glass connect.
2. The case is very light and easy to build in, given the top and side panels can be removed. But note that the PSU can ONLY go into the PSU section via the right (rear) after having the right (solid) panel removed. You can not install the PSU via the left (front) side.
3. As mentioned previously, the Flux (non Pro) web page lists the max PSU length (with cables) to be 235mm. This is with the drive cage in place. Which if you don't need the drive cage, you can remove and then you'll have a larger area to install a longer PSU, or at least not worry about the extra space required by the cables as well on a slightly longer PSU. I was able to fit in the Seasonic Noctua Edition 1600W PSU so that should give you a fair idea of what it can fit in.
1. If you're using a Noctua D15 G2 cooler, this case will be able to support RAM that is up to 56mm in height in conjunction with this cooler. If your RAM is taller than 56mm, then you will need to use a different cooler (or get different RAM), as the D15 G2 fans will be right up against the glass panel with 56mm height RAM modules already, any more and you risk shattering the glass panel when putting it back into place and the fans and glass connect.
2. The case is very light and easy to build in, given the top and side panels can be removed. But note that the PSU can ONLY go into the PSU section via the right (rear) after having the right (solid) panel removed. You can not install the PSU via the left (front) side.
3. As mentioned previously, the Flux (non Pro) web page lists the max PSU length (with cables) to be 235mm. This is with the drive cage in place. Which if you don't need the drive cage, you can remove and then you'll have a larger area to install a longer PSU, or at least not worry about the extra space required by the cables as well on a slightly longer PSU. I was able to fit in the Seasonic Noctua Edition 1600W PSU so that should give you a fair idea of what it can fit in.