Next to nothing blob in the centre, and also used my 7 year old mx-2 lol.What did you use?
not gonna waste my new mx4 on an application that will be removed in the next week or so lol...LOL - and 7 year old MX 2? - You had an 8g tube of MX 4 in one pic (tight b*st*rd )
HDPLEX did a case, 26mm shorter but guessing this is due to the Silverstone fascia
https://www.hdplex.com/hdplex-h5-fanless-computer-case.html
aorus might be a bit thick though...
H5 378.5mm x 353.5 vs RVZ 382mm x 364mm
how to mount the PSU though? the psu is mounted to the psu cover and then the cover is screwed into the case cover...rotate 90 degrees with exhaust facing the ram - JUST ! chassis needs to be cut to allow cables to bulge out
oh dearnew hole
hah totally!(trouble is, it has great entertainment potential even if you don't )
i think the joke went so far above orbi's head it wasn't even funnyI found this the more disconcerting - he really loves his cases.
i've always preferred smaller builds (hence all my computers have been matx/itx builds) and i did like the rvz01. the rvz03 is less garish in comparison, so the natural choice when comparing both togetherCan i ask, why did you buy that case?
well i think you're looking at 2 totally different spectrums of the SFF market lol. the Asrock A300 is a "proper SFF", where as the RVZ03 (although still small) can be considered more as a powerhouse small build.I am looking at building a complete ITX system or buying the Asrock A300
it's less than pea sized. probably more like half a grain of rice i wasn't kidding when i said i wasn't going to waste tim on what is, essentially a test run lol7 year old pea sized blob of MX2
54c at gaming loads - its getting cooled by both the tweeny chipset fan and also the gentle typhoon via the cpu coolerPCH temps
instantly eliminates the gold diggersLOL - if you apply this logic to your first dates (test run) you must make quite the impression. Fridge left-overs and a drink if she/he/none binary is lucky and then still holding out for fourth base near the end of the date
it's surprisingly quieter than my old rig. granted that having 4 gentle typhoons may have skewed the comparison somewhat...If i do start looking seriously at the FTZ10B for a living room PC - i may ask you to briefly experiment with a curve to see how it performs.
indeedFor example - @tamzzy has clocked his 3200MHz sticks to 3733MHz C16 with minimum effort - on a Zen-2 build.