Dan Cases A4-SFX build, with fanless PSU

voidshatter

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Dan Cases A4-SFX V3
Silverstone SST-NJ450-SXL Fanless
Asrock Fatal1ty Z270 Gaming-ITX/ac
Intel Core i7-7700T 35W, ~200 Gflops measured
Noctua NH-L9i
Corsair LPX 2x16GB=32GB DDR4
Samsung 960 PRO 2TB
NVIDIA GTX 1080 Founders Edition
CableMod 24-pin ATX 250mm
CableMod 8-pin EPS 250mm
CableMod 8-pin PCI-E 250mm

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That's awesome, small builds really interest me at the moment, fancy a small 1080p 60fps build for the front room in the future, would love one of those cases but very expensive
 
voidshatter said:
Sounds a bit weird to add a fan towards a fanless PSU, especially when the case is very quiet with only two fans now (one for the CPU and one on the GPU) :)
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was my thinking that they work best when there is airflow in the case going over them ? could be wrong though and that i7 wouldn't dump to much heat into the case which is handy

FE card will start to make its sound when you get into good gaming sessions but least it will expel the heat out of the itx case :D
 
Nice :cool:

Great to see another fellow member on here who has took the plunge with this case, here's my build with the latest A4 V3 variant that I built last week :) Originally I was intending on going down the 92mm AIO route but in the end decided to stick to air as I am eventually looking to step up to 144hz gaming / upgrade to something like a 1070 so this will take up the spare room where the AIO would go.

i5-8400 (30c idle / 64c at full load)
2 x 4GB DDR4 2666Mhz
Sapphire RX 570 4GB ITX (40c idle / 79c at full load on a really hot day but on average 75c)
250GB Samsung 970 (behind the motherboard but no concerns at all with temps as they only peak at 55c)
Corsair SFX 450W



Liam
 
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How are you finding the Nightjar? I think you definitely could have pushed it more than you have, but interested how it performs.
 
Legend said:
How are you finding the Nightjar? I think you definitely could have pushed it more than you have, but interested how it performs.
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Heavy, large, quiet, no coil whining (but I'm not young so I'm not sensitive to high pitch noise), warm and stable when stressed with GTX 1080 and 7700T.

Never gonna buy another PSU with a fan :)
 
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