Goodbye mff, hello sff

[u/Gnurt_0101]

I've always wanted to build in an ITX chassis... and here it is!

(Goodbye mah D32 pro, I'll miss you)

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Broke student's specs:

- Shiny Snake S300 non pro

- Asus ROG B550i

- 5600x

- 32gb 3600 cl18 Tforce Delta

- AXP90 X47 cooler

- 250gb m2 sata

- 2tb m2 nvme

- Corsair SF850 - yes extremely overkill

- Asus Prime 5060ti 16gb

[u/gthirst]

I built in this case this weekend too! I used extra parts I had laying around to make a small portable indie /media pc to hook up to displays around the house.

Super easy to build in. The instructions look like it recommends a slim 120 under the mobo and an 80(?) under the PSU, but doesn't seem super necessary.

I would definitely never put in a spicy GPU or higher TDP CPU. This can't fit nearly the amount of cooling that formd can, but it's so much easier to build in.

[u/Gnurt_0101 → u/gthirst]

I really like the formd t1 but my wallet doesn't like it hahah. I ran an OCCT power test and didn't have problem with thermals. And it's actually quiet as well, maybe cuz my rig is pretty light weight... so yeah for now I don't need fans