| How can I order an M1? |
When cases are in stock, you may order directly from this website. At times when we have no inventory available, we may instead offer pre-orders for the next production run. |
| How long will it take to receive my M1? When will I get a tracking number? |
Orders are usually shipped in batches weekly, with exception to holidays. Typically, order made between Monday to Saturday are shipped the following week between Wednesday to Friday.
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| Something is out of stock! Will it be restocked? |
Items are restocked after production runs. The period between production runs varies based on demand, but is typically one production run every 3 months. |
| What's included with the M1? |
The M1 comes with the following: screws for drive and fan mounting, rubber softmounts for drive mounting, 3.5"/2.5" HDD brackets (1 set), 2.5" drive stacking brackets (2 sets), slim optical drive tray, SFX PSU bracket, front USB/audio ports and power switch, internal AC power cable, magnetic filters for the side and bottom, 2x steel fan grilles. No fans or paper manual are included. |
| Can I turn the optical drive slot version into the no-ODD slot version if I get the slotless top panel, or vice-versa? |
Yes. The only difference is the top panel, which may be easily swapped out. All versions include the ODD tray as standard. |
| How do I remove the side panels? |
The side, top, and front panels require no tools to remove. Using your fingertips, simply pull them away from the case by the edges. |
| Will [insert component here] fit in the M1? |
Please see the compatibility section for size restrictions and links to more information. |
| Why isn't the M1 microATX? All you have to do is add a slot! |
One of the primary design goals of the M1 was to be able to house, power, and cool high performance components, while being as small as reasonably possible. Mini-ITX is the smallest motherboard form-factor capable of supporting such a build, and is actually considerably smaller than mATX. In particular, the short length of mini-ITX is what allows the front-mounted power supply, and by extension, the side-mounted dual radiator. Keeping the same layout with mATX would result in a a significantly larger case. |
