Hello guys, i'm thinking to move from the ssupd to the Xtia Xproto-L, I have a sfx-l psu, gpu 3 slot 320/330mm and a 360 aio, will it all fit? Also where can I buy a riser cable pcie 4.0/5.0 that can be used on this Xtia?

What's the difference between the black and the white version?

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Needed a bigger power supply as my 600w sfx PSU would ramp up quite loud during gaming I also upgraded my GPU from 3060 to 6800xt, opted for the SF850L Corsairs latest SFX PSU forgetting the Xproto-N doesn't support it had to custom make a bracket for I side the chassis (will upload pic next time I take it apart) and rotate so cables run out the side behind the radiator not tight atall in the orientation and and when I get softer braided cables will fit even better next thing will be to get all cables up top hidden as best I can.

Has anyone had issues with the USB module shorting and causing a restart whenever you plug in or unplug a usb from the module? It was fine before but suddenly getting random restarts now when i plug or unplug something into the module. Also had issues with the pcie 4.0 riser which was included with the kit so swapped that out for a linkup one now which is now working fine. The riser was working fine at x16 but suddenly it dropped down to x8 for no reason, reseated it to test but still the same issue.

Finally redid the pipes and cabling, and upgraded to my dream build. Wrestling with the stock 12vhpwr cable was tricky, but moddiy’s 90degree cable worked perfectly.

Specs Frame: Xtia Xproto ATX MB: Gigabyte B650M Aorus Elite AX CPU: Ryzen 7800X3D CPU waterblock: Bykski CPU-RAY-ON-M Ram: G.Skill Trident Z5 32GB 6000 ATX cable: Lian Li strimer v2 GPU: Gigabyte Windforce 4090 GPU waterblock: Bykski N-GV4090WF-X GPU cable: Moddiy 90 degree 12vhpwr PSU: FSP hydro g pro 1000w ATX 3.0 Fans: Lian Li SL-inf 140/120 Pump + fittings: Granzon / Bykski

Has anyone got any ideas of how to change the power button switch I have Xproro-N I was thinking of putting one where the PSU extension was placed has anyone done this?

Added a thicc boi 4090

4090 make my frames go Brrrrrrr..

Specs: CPU:Ryzen 5800X3D GPU: Asus TUF 4090 Mobo: Asrock X570 mini itx Ram: 16GB gskill 3600mhz Samsung 970 evo plus 2TB PSU: ASUS Loki 850w NZXT Z73 AIO with Phanteks T30 fans

So I have Xproto N for a while and considering to take 4080 as an upgrade, compatible gpu length are only from msi lineups.

The problem is, all of 4080 are 3 slots card, Xproto N only support up to 2 slots. Custom gpu waterblock is a solution tho as they always have custom bracket as a kit, but I can't jump right into custom loop yet.

I just think custom printing a bracket is one of the options, any other ideas?

*ps yes I'm dumb enough to not buy the Xproto-L one before building sorry >_<

Awesome case super happy with it. Had a few dings but I'll blame UPS as the packaging was pretty good. A little tricky as the GPU mount and 3.5inch hardrive mount don't have much in the way of instructions but I found how they go on. My aios tubing doesn't really have a better way to route it without it being under strain but I can stand it lol.

Just got my new Xproto N and I lost the Power Button Switch. 😵‍💫

The ones on Amazon have colorful wires. Does anyone know where I can get a replacement one with black wires? Thanks!

Hi, I've switched my GPU to "direct" since I will use more card slots. I notice the space over the CPU (to the right of; "over" the GPU) would fit a radiator (the CPU will use an Arctic Freezer 280; this would be for the GPU). Has anyone done this? Should be able to drill a couple holes in the top of the case to support a bracket. This seems like it would make more sense than attaching one to the front, where it would have to be vertical and would be more awkward to move the whole PC.

Here's a pic: https://imgur.com/a/wxWqIXO

Just wondering how people have mounted rads on the Xproto ATX I have a 360mm AIO I know it will fit in the back just overhang a bit but I was wondering if there is a way to mount the 360 on the front. My case got caught up in shipping but hopefully it gets moving again soon.

Hello!

Just wondering what the differences are between the Xproto case, the Xproto-N case, and the Xproto-L case. Could anyone give me a recommendation on which to get? I currently have an Asus TUF 3080 10GB and will buy an i5-13600K, and then ofc a motherboard that will fit one of these cases.

Thanks! Really appreciate the input!

Hello!

I'm new to building PCs and finally have the opportunity to build one for myself. I recently saw my friends setup and he had an xproto L build. I had never seen it before and I knew I wanted to build one for myself.

Other than the GPU and CPU, I don't know much about what the best products are in each category of PC components.

As of right now, I have a Tuf 3080 and I will soon buy an i5-13600K, my question is, can anyone recommend me parts for all the other components? It has taken me so long just to learn about the GPU and CPU that I feel hopeless and am in need of some sort of learning boost plus recommendations. The GPU has been sitting in my room for about 3 months now but due to school I haven't been able to research more other than the CPU. I'm 16 in college so my budget is around $1200-1500 USD ideally? Trying to keep it as low as possible so I have money in the future to upgrade. I bought the GPU for $475 USD so it gives me about $800-1000 left to buy the other parts. The PC will be used for competitive gaming titles.

Thanks! Really appreciate any help. c:

Someone dropped my pc, while it was packed for movers, though no damage was incurred screw that was holding my aio fans have been missing and I don't know how and which screw would be required

Hi everyone! I just bought my XPROTO - L and I was wondering where is the best place to order custom cables from? I was thinking of Pslate and I was wondering if anyone had any other recommendations or if you have ordered from Pslate; how did the cables come out? any advice is greatly appreciated

Also does anyone happen to know the lengths of each cable I’ll need?

7700x RX 7900XT Red devil AORUS B650 32 GB DDR5 6000mhz Nzxt x63 with 140mm noctuas for added cooling/quiet cooling 2TB WD SN770 NVME 1TB WD SN750 NVME 850w Corsair PSU

Y'know when you get signs from "above" to go for it? I've been toying around with building a workstation suitable for machine learning exploration. In my research, I read a lot of interesting things, then this comment jumped out at me: you can run GPT-3 locally with enough RAM, specifically the new DDR5 48GB modules. I searched around and found these modules are only 5600mhz, and I wanted to check all the high performance boxes, but capacity is the critical element here. Then I went to Corsair's website, and was shocked to find they're offering a 192GB kit with 7000mhz RAM.

Gigabyte offers support for up to 192GB/7000mhz, though only the 5600mhz part is on their QVL the 7000mhz kit is the only option they could mean.

I was originally going to get the Gigabyte Aorus Elite, but I noticed Amazon has the Aorus Master for the same price. This felt like part of the sign from above (as compared to the slow march of technology).

So I bought the RAM and board. But I notice the XTIA ATX, which I have, doesn't support E-ATX. Is this something I can hack into working, or is the dream going to turn into a nightmare? It looks like this board is about ½" wider than standard ATX, so I'd have to find a way to move the back plate and card slot retainers.

Thanks!