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too expensive for my tastes
i'd rather get a rvz03 instead lol
cant do triple slot gpu - love to see a console ITX case that can !
too expensive for my tastes
i'd rather get a rvz03 instead lol
ah yeah. rvz03 can only take 2.25 slot gpu...but not a big issue with my 1080ti...but then again, limited if wanting to upgrade in future...cant do triple slot gpu - love to see a console ITX case that can !
That Sliger SM560 is a fantastic evolution of these sandwich type cases. Too bad they're US based.
LOL - I'm telling ya, the boy has skills. Two posts in and already he has a, "but then again...".but then again, limited if wanting to upgrade in future...
And he's come armed with subtle and coherent back up.That Sliger SM560 is a fantastic evolution of these sandwich type cases. Too bad they're US based.
Also looks like quite a tight fit if you're going with ATX PSU. Or are planning to use SFX PSU?ah yeah. rvz03 can only take 2.25 slot gpu...but not a big issue with my 1080ti...but then again, limited if wanting to upgrade in future...
I've already got the behemoth Fractal Design Nano S sitting in its shipping box.And he's come armed with subtle and coherent back up.
You seriously need a motherboard for all your spangly components - nice case (loop?).I've already got the behemoth Fractal Design Nano S sitting in its shipping box.
If he goes that route, he's going full on 'mental-self-harm' - ATX - but he's become numb to the experience from previous 'ship-in-a-bottle' like builds.Also looks like quite a tight fit if you're going with ATX PSU. Or are planning to use SFX PSU?
ah yeah. rvz03 can only take 2.25 slot gpu...but not a big issue with my 1080ti...but then again, limited if wanting to upgrade in future...
That Sliger SM560 is a fantastic evolution of these sandwich type cases. Too bad they're US based.
No custom loops for me, too much hassle for my liking. Most likely will slap in an AIO.You seriously need a motherboard for all your spangly components - nice case (loop?).
I think @tamzzy's log may break you - it's going to test me.
That OCUK price is... wowhas conversion rates been better would have been over this ! looking at £330 to get to UK.. might as well get this for myself and not have to pay for new PSU
My basket at Overclockers UK:
- 1 x Lian-Li PC-O7SX ATX Chassis - Black= £399.95
As seductive as that case is - i think we're reaching in getting @tamzzy to even glance in its general direction at that price.
I like...
^^^^On phone
Not clicked on link - but Chipset and BIOS are two entirely different things.
From my calculations it's fine with an atx PSU. Going full nvme sad. So that should help alleviate cabling issues and save more space.Also looks like quite a tight fit if you're going with ATX PSU. Or are planning to use SFX PSU?
Nice case.I've already got the behemoth Fractal Design Nano S sitting in its shipping box.
Yeah, I think the Fractal Design Nano S is pretty decent value considering it can be had for about £50. The windowed version is acrylic, so I went with the windowless instead. I guess the main negative is that despite it being ITX, it's not a small case.Nice case.
Sounds like you're still confusing the BIOS with the chipset.Thanks, I know... but I wasn't sure if Gigabyte also used the AMD chipset update to update the Chipset as they both include the AGESA & Destiny 2 fixes.
What I was asking is stick to Gigabytes updates... assuming it also includes the AMD update or just use AMD then update the BIOS from Gigabyte which includes AMD stuff for the chipset as well.
How long will we be waiting for this build log?You seriously need a motherboard for all your spangly components - nice case (loop?).
I think @tamzzy's log may break you - it's going to test me.
If he goes that route, he's going full on 'mental-self-harm' - ATX - but he's become numb to the experience from previous 'ship-in-a-bottle' like builds.