Open Frame Concept 001 - Mini Itx Case

With this build, I hoped to bring some of the open frame design to a more familiar, almost dual-chamber layout. Moving the radiator further back with a larger bracket allowed for more stability. The power supply also ends up playing a role in the overall stability of the case by being located at the bottom, behind the motherboard tray. The RTX 5090 FE sits on a shroud built specifically for it, matching its geometry. Allowing it to be seamlessly integrated whilst providing support against sagging and ample breathing room. Furthermore, this shroud acts as the base upon which every other part of the case is attached. The original plan had the Tryx Panorama SE tubes following the top of the case. The version of the AIO I have has the tubes coming from the bottom, which leaves too little length for that purpose. I chose to build the case around a 240mm radiator. After spending a week trying to make a 360mm work, it always looked out of place with the rest of the build. Fortunately, Tryx of