Cruzix
I'm confused about the DG-75.
 
In the specs It says it has tempered glass on 2 sides.
 
 
 
However on the picture for the white version, it looks like it has no tempered glass at all, so which one is it?
 
 
 
Edit:
Also why the different case size? I cant tell the difference on them D:

Did you think the front and side panel got that shiny for some other reason? Having Tempered glass doesn't mean having a window in every case.

Mine shipped from Newegg too, should be here Monday. Which one did you get?  I went with the DG-77 in black.
 

harvestmoon07
did anyone else who preordered already have theirs ship? mines on the way for friday?

I got the email about these being released and it actually inspired me to come here and complain.
EVGA makes some pretty nice stuff but these cases disappoint me. I know the trend lately is to put lights on everything and have shiny side panels but it was tacky in 1999 and it's still tacky now. I'm sure 4 million teenagers will pay you handsomely for these things but I'll stick with something that's function over form.

Nice, that white is a gorgeous! I was tempted by it but my last PC was in a white case, so I figured I'd go dark this time. 
 

harvestmoon07

arubiana
Mine shipped from Newegg too, should be here Monday. Which one did you get?  I went with the DG-77 in black.

Ah okay so it wasn't just me then..I was wondering how I could be getting a shipment so soon. I went with the DG-77 in white!  There's not a whole lot of super white cases out there so this one caught my eye. Most of them have a bunch of black accents all over that bug me.

Will do! I hope you enjoy your case! It'll be awhile before i can build in mine; I'm waiting to see how the Ryzen refresh turns out.  
 

harvestmoon07

arubiana
Nice, that white is a gorgeous! I was tempted by it but my last PC was in a white case, so I figured I'd go dark this time. 
 
 

 
Youll have to report back on monday after you get your spiffy black one and see how ya like in person. I liked the black too but that pure white and clear window was too tempting. Excited to finally get it.

Just wondering, will there be enough space to put a hybrid 1080 Ti vertical and one more in the standard layout for SLI?

PietroBR

ybing
Just wondering, will there be enough space to put a hybrid 1080 Ti vertical and one more in the standard layout for SLI?

Doesn't look like so.
Looking at the article, the vertical GPU takes all the PCIe slots.

If the case is a bit wider seems will have the space, looks like just overlapping... trying to plan my new pc, but there is too little fact for the case...

arubiana
The dimensions are listed on this chart, which can be found here on the pre-order announcement page. 
 

I know that, hence why I linked to that image in my previous post...
 
That's also why I asked the question; what is it that makes the difference in the case sizes, because they look identical to me on the images.

Well, if you look at the chart and correlate the dimensions with the number of tempered glass sides on each iteration of the case I think you'd have your answer.
It looks like the more glass added the taller and/or wider the case gets. I wouldn't be surprised if the DG-76 and 77 aren't a bit bigger to accommodate the RGB and boost wiring. 
 
 

Cruzix

arubiana
The dimensions are listed on this chart, which can be found here on the pre-order announcement page. 
 

I know that, hence why I linked to that image in my previous post...
 
That's also why I asked the question; what is it that makes the difference in the case sizes, because they look identical to me on the images.

I wonder how much space there is between the GPU and the side panel if it's mounted vertically.  Way too many cases blow this by smacking the GPU right up close, choking off the air supply.  Please EVGA........get this one stuck right!

ybing

PietroBR

ybing
Just wondering, will there be enough space to put a hybrid 1080 Ti vertical and one more in the standard layout for SLI?

Doesn't look like so.
Looking at the article, the vertical GPU takes all the PCIe slots.

If the case is a bit wider seems will have the space, looks like just overlapping... trying to plan my new pc, but there is too little fact for the case...

I think I should refrase.
If trying to mount a FTW3 for example, with a larger PCB, I think (and only can think by the images) that you won't be able to use the horizontal PCI slots for another card.
But, if you use a reference (F.E. for example), that way, I think you might be able to use the PCI slots for another card.

Gonna wait for more pictures and reviews to confirm this.

vitzter
I've pre-ordered the DG-75 and I'm wondering if it will fit a Noctua NH-D15 (165mm high)

It might be a tight fit.
Looking at the measure on the DG75, it have 211mm on width. but you have to consider cable management compartment as well (say 20/30mm). It should leave you with 180mm +/-.

Hoggle

ForSerious
Heh, no slot for a disc drive. Welp, so much for this having everything I need. Got super close though with the windowless white one!

You can always get an external DVD/Blu-Ray you can even find reasonably priced enclosure. It seems like more and more cases are starting to go without support for physical media making the external options better.

That would make the DG-77 case even more expensive to go with for someone who still like to use optical drive. Internal optical drives are better protected. 
 
@ForSerious, take a look at Phanteks Enthoo Pro M SE case. Not only is it cheaper, it has a 5.25 bay slot. it also has a top dust filter and a quality made PSU filter that you can remove, without having to pick the case up or tilt it over to one side to remove/install it.
 
 
Look at the DG-77 product images, what should be there but isn't. That would be images of the dust filters. Once you see how cheap evga went on the PSU filter, you will see why they made the decision not to include any images of them. EVGA DG-77 only has 2 filters, front filter and a PSU filter. The mesh at the top of the case is not a filter. That is to prevent items from falling into the case.
 
 
What a quality PSU dust filter looks like (case in this image is the Enthoo Pro M SE) 

 
 
 
Cut a square out of this martial below, you will have evga DG-77 PSU dust filter. Check out this >>video<< to see for yourself.
 

 
DIY filter on a case that has a $169 MSRP.....

is the ATX case dg77 suitable for the x299dark? and the CLC should be extended to 360mm to overcome 7980xe

MSim

Hoggle

ForSerious
Heh, no slot for a disc drive. Welp, so much for this having everything I need. Got super close though with the windowless white one!

You can always get an external DVD/Blu-Ray you can even find reasonably priced enclosure. It seems like more and more cases are starting to go without support for physical media making the external options better.

That would make the DG-77 case even more expensive to go with for someone who still like to use optical drive. Internal optical drives are better protected. 
 
@ForSerious, take a look at Phanteks Enthoo Pro M SE case. Not only is it cheaper, it has a 5.25 bay slot. it also has a top dust filter and a quality made PSU filter that you can remove, without having to pick the case up or tilt it over to one side to remove/install it.
 
 
Look at the DG-77 product images, what should be there but isn't. That would be images of the dust filters. Once you see how cheap evga went on the PSU filter, you will see why they made the decision not to include any images of them. EVGA DG-77 only has 2 filters, front filter and a PSU filter. The mesh at the top of the case is not a filter. That is to prevent items from falling into the case.
 
 
What a quality PSU dust filter looks like (case in this image is the Enthoo Pro M SE) 
 
 
*snip*
 
 
 
Cut a square out of this martial below, you will have evga DG-77 PSU dust filter. Check out this >>video<< to see for yourself.
 
*snip(
 
DIY filter on a case that has a $169 MSRP.....

 
This and a few other things is ultimately why I canceled my pre-order. I don't feel like getting charged double shipping for a case that was poorly advertised. I am so glad that hardware canucks did a legit review of this case. It looks great, but not for 149 dollars. Seems these days case prices are all over the place and people just charge what ever they want willynilly with no rhyme or reason, from the s340, arguably the best budget 'gamer' case ever made, to the Inwin 805 Infinity, 280 dollars for a piece of garbage all because it looks kinda pretty.