So I put together a new PC.
It's all going well. Looks good, cabling is nice and tidy, fits in my desk really well.
Final stage, attach graphics card.
It does not fit...
I got a Corsair Air 240 Mini ATX case, looks great and has excellent airflow but unfortunately it's slightly too small for the MSI GTX 970 Twin Frozr V or the Asus Strix variant. I can close the case but some pipes on the card cause it to not fit properly and leaves it bulging slightly which isn't going to be good for the card or the case over time. Problem is the MSI is generally considered to be the best version of the 970 about plus it looks cool. The case is less important but a hell of a lot more work to swap out.
The decision is this: Do I exchange the MSI card for the less awesome EVGA Superclocked or swap the case for something like a Bitfenix Colossus M.
It's a fucking pain in the arse cos no official channels stated that this was a problem between the two, Corsair's site stated that it's fine with up to 280mm cards (which is also wrong you can get bigger in there without issues) but nothing about the width and MSI said nothing about the pipes sticking out.
It's like 4mm too small. Fuck sake.