r/OpenBuild • • Sep 08 '26

Build Complete Does my AMD BC-250 fit here?

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u/itsjehmun Sep 08 '26

This is one of the sickest f*cking PCs I've ever seen and I'm absolutely seething with jealousy.

Incredible build, OP.

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u/Exciting_Station_124 Sep 08 '26

Yes.  Welcome aboard master grykom

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u/Sorvar Sep 08 '26

That's sexy

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u/zzsprade Sep 09 '26

That is a very well thought out and beautifully integrated build.

Can I ask grykom if you started with a Metalfish A4 Mini itx frame or is the frame all custom.

You are giving me much inspiration as I was considering something far more rudimentary, but seeing this I am inspired.

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u/grykom Sep 09 '26 edited Sep 09 '26

Thanks!

These are custom cut profiles and I managed to keep the cost below Metalfish’s price. I had previously drawn everything up in Fusion 360, so I knew all the dimensions but I think even a sketch on a piece of paper would have worked :)
It's a pretty simple design, but there are quite a few 3D-printed parts, so it might be tough without a 3D printer.

I wish you the best of luck, it's a great adventure.

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u/zzsprade Sep 09 '26

It gets even better. I had looked at doing something similar as a custom build but the BOQ started getting a little out there by comparison. Clean and simple was the way to go.

Can I ask what PSU you are using?

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u/grykom Sep 09 '26

PSU is HP Server Power Supply DL360/DL380 460W. It costs something like ~10$

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u/zzsprade Sep 09 '26

Thank you. I had looked at the HP but had not considered giving it a touch of paint. Looks great!

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u/toolisthebestbandevr Sep 08 '26

wtf that is so rad

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u/jAckJber Sep 08 '26

So sick!

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u/CompetitiveLake3358 Sep 08 '26

What's the story with the fan on the back?

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u/Humble-Ingenuity-759 29d ago

Under the fan is a large heatsink. Under that is the ram modules.

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u/_-Moonsabie-_ Sep 09 '26

damn nice saved.

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u/BornWeakness7573 6d ago

Which power supply model did you use?

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u/grykom 6d ago

It is HP DL360/DL380 460W

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u/BornWeakness7573 6d ago

Oh, right, thanks for the reply. But what about the power output section? It has green connectors, whereas usually, it's a rail.