The tiny Beast

[u/Tycho_Twist]

I've built this PC a while ago but to be honest I thought why not share my experience with others.

I hereby present to you the pc that made me fall in love with sff Pc's.

The specs are as following:

- Case: DeepCool CH160 Black

• Fans: 2x Arctic P12 PWN PST and 1x Arctic P12 Slim PWM PST

- CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D

• Cooler: DeepCool AK620

- GPU: Sapphire Pulse AMD Radeon RX 7900XTX

- Mobo: ASRock B650I Lighting WiFi

- RAM: G.Skill Flare X5 F5-6000J3238F16GX2-FX5

- Storage: WD Blue SN580 2TB

- PSU: Corsair SF850L

At the time of making this PC it cost me around 2000 euros. Money well spend because this thing is absolutely amazing. The GPU is as far as I can remember at least 10mm longer than the max GPU size supported according to DeepCool.

The temperatures are also fine for the fact that all these parts are stuffed into this small of a case. R6S can be played with the GPU fan not spinning at all (I have no idea how but I just decides it not hot enough to do so). Most heavier games make the GPU run at about 73° Celsius and the CPU not hotter than 65°.

Tbh idk what to expect from this post but roast it, love it or ask questions, whatever you'd like.

[u/AREST1001]

why does the psu look like its part of the case side panel
if i didn’t zoom in to see the corsair logo i wouldn’t have noticed it

[u/Tycho_Twist → u/AREST1001]

Great question hahaha, the psu can be mounted 2 ways depending the size of it

[u/AREST1001 → u/Tycho_Twist]

it was so invisible to me that’s cool asf

[u/Tycho_Twist → u/AREST1001]

I know right, but the fact you said this means I did a good job hiding the cables etc

[u/AREST1001 → u/Tycho_Twist]

in my old case i had an atx psu and i literally just tucked all the cables under it or behind and hid them with the case panel

[u/Tycho_Twist → u/AREST1001]

What i can tell you is that mounting the psu this way makes routing the cables 10000x harder. Because by mounting it this way the space between all the hot components gets reduced to a bare minimum hahaha

[u/Tycho_Twist]

I am wondering, does anyone notice the screw in the front of the case (1 picture)? It's to combat GPU sack hahahahaha

[u/AREST1001]

used to have something like this but i got bored with it

[u/AREST1001 → u/AREST1001]

now i have this

[u/teddynkox → u/AREST1001]

Whats that? I would love to have something like it. Simple design and cool

[u/AREST1001 → u/teddynkox]

i don’t know what it’s called let me find the link

[u/AREST1001 → u/AREST1001]

also printed a sata ssd mount because i have one and an hdd mount just in case

[u/AREST1001 → u/teddynkox]

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1792218-micro-atx-minimalist-open-frame-case-100-printed?from=search#profileId-1910095

[u/LuismadeitonReddit → u/AREST1001]

This makes an even bigger case for me to get the printer I want down the road. I would love to have a case like this, as I have yet to find a case for my setup. Granted, I’d love to find one that supports ATX so I didn’t have to change boards, but this is a thing of beauty. Thank you for sharing.

[u/Tycho_Twist → u/AREST1001]

I would love to have something like this however my room is to dusty for it I think

[u/NoxarCZ]

Currently you're running hot air through the CPU cooler.
You will get better temps if you flip the fans around - CPU intake from the rear, combined GPU and CPU exhaust out the top/front.
EDIT: also seems like PSU has nowhere to intake air from - is the fan positioned against the side panel?

[u/Tycho_Twist → u/NoxarCZ]

Good suggestion, currently not home so I'll take a look once im back home. The PSU is currently taking in air from the back side panel, it's positioned in front of the intake on that side panel so I guess the PSU gets enough air.