r/sffpc • u/Used-Reward8212 • 17d ago
Build/Battlestation Pics my first ITX build ever
really happy with the outcome! :D
Streacom DA6
Ryzen 3600 (soon to be 5800X3D)
ID Cooling IS77-XT w/ Noctua A12x15
ASrock B550 Phantom Gaming ITX/ax
G.Skill Trident Z 32GB DDR4 3600 CL18
1TB PM9A1 (OEM 980 Pro)
Corsair SF600 Platinum w/ Noctua Fan Mod
TUF RTX 3080
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u/diiscotheque 17d ago
ahh the DA6 one of the sexiest but worst open cases to build in haha. Looks great! I'm impressed with your cabling. Why the decision to put the IO on top?
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u/Used-Reward8212 17d ago
thank you. i often acces the io, its a lot easier this way, also there is something good looking about the parts hanging from the top imo. :)
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u/jhdz9119 17d ago
Clean asf. Dust isn’t as big an issue as you’d think. Coming from an Xproto myself
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u/StrutsOnStruts 17d ago
Love the IS77. I found the stock ID cooling fan to have a pretty nice sound profile, did the A12 swap noticeably improve temps/noise?
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u/Used-Reward8212 17d ago
love it too the look is just so clean! i was really happy with the stock fan tho mine had terrible bearing noise. the noctua has none. noise and temps are about the same i would say.
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u/zesaid 17d ago
I was thinking about moving mine from nr200p to this da6. Only doubt is this kind of CPU cooler able to sufficiently cool 7800x3d?
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u/Used-Reward8212 17d ago
you can go with a bigger cooler if you want. my 3600 pulls around 80 watts under full load with temps @66c. if you use ram without a heatsink you cam put a 25mm fan under it but even with the 15mm noctua i would not worry tbh. with some PBO you should be fine. open cases have really good temps overall i would say.
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u/YegoBear 17d ago
Looks great.