They are properly grounded, checked with multimeter :)
Thanks for the tip

I think they got renamed to Quecoo: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33053271822.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.27424c4dsIMKib

nah its another OEM

/csg/ SFF case just arrived. Dream case's D1F-M. Other parts are still in shipping, but spare parts installed for reference. M-ATX case, without feet the dimension is 33cm x 28.5cm x 15.5cm, making it smaller than the big ITX cases. Metal is a bit rough to the touch and minor imperfections can be seen here and there if you looked closely. Both SFX and SFX-L PSUs are supported but SFX-L support is limited by card length. Space for 4 x 120mm and 1 x 92mm fans in normal thickness. Theoretically it can be open loop watercooled, but with potentially two bottom fans blowing directly at a 2+ slot GPU I don't think it will be necessary. A 30mm 240mm rad should be able to fit assuming your GPU is mounted in the first slot and it isn't too long. I have to finish the build to measure but so far an eisbaer does look like a good option for a full water setup. If airflow isn't good enough from the bottom I'd consider adding bigger feet to the case to lift it up. An 645LT AIO could also work if you are into that. Alternatively thermalright's 130mm tower cooler should fit in here with no issues.

I cannot find any info about the case online, is the model Dream D1F-M? Can you tell me where you bought it please?

There is a huge variety of small SFF case makers in China. Most of them aren't sold internationally with notable exceptions like GEEEK. This particular case can be found on taobao by just searching D1F. US buyers can use a service like superbuy to get stuff from taobao.

https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r.1.14.21.7d211b13lEGoYP&id=603220908735&ns=1&abbucket=5#detail

new revision headroom ms16 earphones

got them during 11/11

back in the day, the old version was hyped up a bit, but it seems they made a new one with different cable, packaging and sound quality supposedly

i paid 4.46 usd

honestly, these are good, but they have a few problems

the best part about these is the open-back design; combine this with the clean sound and these feel really great to listen to

but also because of that, there is a lot of sound leak. if you care about that, then you might not want these
the bass is a bit of a mixed bag here; for me, its a bit lacking (not that i prefer a shitton of bass), but for people who like vocals, these are amazing

and the build quality is pretty decent; cable is alright, and they feel decent in the ear

i just wish they put L/R markings on the earphones (wire with the mic is R)

in a sentence, **they sound good, but not great**

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for 1/2 dollars more, you should probably opt for sony mh750/755 instead of these

but if you're not that into bass, then these are a solid option