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just waiting on my ram! Hopefully it'll fit in the old sg05, if not (and im tempted to try in a few months) i'll front mount the psu and try and wedge a 240 rad, or a taller cpu cooler. Or just get a new case, but...
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just waiting on my ram! Hopefully it'll fit in the old sg05, if not (and im tempted to try in a few months) i'll front mount the psu and try and wedge a 240 rad, or a taller cpu cooler. Or just get a new case, but...
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Moved from Dan H2O to Meshroom S and did a few upgrades..
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Sliger S620
16GB RAM
5600X Undervolted (Noctua D15S)
3060ti Undervolted
Corsair SF750w PSU
2TB & 1TB of NVMe
Noctua case fans (7 total) Running intake from the rear with the PSU on a riser for an additional exhaust fan that is not shown in image.
16GB RAM
5600X Undervolted (Noctua D15S)
3060ti Undervolted
Corsair SF750w PSU
2TB & 1TB of NVMe
Noctua case fans (7 total) Running intake from the rear with the PSU on a riser for an additional exhaust fan that is not shown in image.
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Forgot to share this matx case I put some old components in a couple weeks back. The Jonsbo C6.
Cost 159 rmb, so under 20 quid... I actually really liked how it looked, and how it was to build in. Obviously it's not great here, with my ketchup and mustard PSU cables, and zero cable tidying, but a mate just needed a PC urgently.
Taking an atx PSU, and a matx board but still being reasonably compact, it allows for super cheap (parts box) builds. I'll definitely be buying another soon.
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Forgot to share this matx case I put some old components in a couple weeks back. The Jonsbo C6.
Cost 159 rmb, so under 20 quid... I actually really liked how it looked, and how it was to build in. Obviously it's not great here, with my ketchup and mustard PSU cables, and zero cable tidying, but a mate just needed a PC urgently.
Taking an atx PSU, and a matx board but still being reasonably compact, it allows for super cheap (parts box) builds. I'll definitely be buying another soon.
looking to do build in this case for my friend looking to use with 5600g (would use aftermarket cpu cooler) + 6700xt but not much information around what kind of temps to expect
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i5 6500T and no GPU, so not really a comparison for what you're going with. I moved off the horrific Intel stock cooler and on to an ID IS50. Cool as a cucumber. 
You're definitely going to want to have a fan on the front, or in the bottom I think.
You're definitely going to want to have a fan on the front, or in the bottom I think.
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Intel NuC extreme 11 - i7 11700b
32gb ram
2tb corsair P600 pro
Power colour fighter 6700xt
It's a diddy little thing
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32gb ram
2tb corsair P600 pro
Power colour fighter 6700xt
It's a diddy little thing
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Test bench with oldish tech
6700k @4.6ghz
Asus Z270i
Lian Li SP750
1tb Crucial P3 m.2 drive
3D printed case by JTKW on Cults 3D, printed by Sabitech.
32gb Corsair Vengeance DDR3 running 3433mhz 20-22-42 timings
AMD RX 7600
Phanteks D30 fans.
Build log here: https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/the-green-lean-bench-machine.18975898/
6700k @4.6ghz
Asus Z270i
Lian Li SP750
1tb Crucial P3 m.2 drive
3D printed case by JTKW on Cults 3D, printed by Sabitech.
32gb Corsair Vengeance DDR3 running 3433mhz 20-22-42 timings
AMD RX 7600
Phanteks D30 fans.
Build log here: https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/the-green-lean-bench-machine.18975898/
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I purchased Node 304 case in 2015 and it has gone through 2 different builds - I stuck with it because I love the look of it and it fullfills most of my requirements.
My latest build is a compact, silent mid-range gaming PC that runs pretty much most modern games at high settings and at decent framerates whilst running very quiet at the same time.
Temps are very good for this build with the cpu and gpu idling around 40c and 30c and during heavy gaming load, 65c and 60c with the VRMs never going above 55c - I have the 3060Ti underclocked @ 1900Mhz/0.875v. Ambient temperature is 23c as of writing.
I was hoping to upgrade my GTX 1080 to a RTX 4060Ti but as the performance was so poor compared to last generation, I managed to pickup a 3060Ti for around £220 instead, which is a worthy upgrade whilst allowing me to use DLSS and raytracing. Hopefully this card will last me for a year or two until the RTX 5000 series comes out and pricing vs performance returns to affordable levels again.
As I am on the AM4 platform, if there comes a point when I need to upgrade my 3700X, I can just slot-in a 58003D. However as I am running a 3060Ti, my CPU should not present any bottlenecks.
My latest build is a compact, silent mid-range gaming PC that runs pretty much most modern games at high settings and at decent framerates whilst running very quiet at the same time.
Temps are very good for this build with the cpu and gpu idling around 40c and 30c and during heavy gaming load, 65c and 60c with the VRMs never going above 55c - I have the 3060Ti underclocked @ 1900Mhz/0.875v. Ambient temperature is 23c as of writing.
I was hoping to upgrade my GTX 1080 to a RTX 4060Ti but as the performance was so poor compared to last generation, I managed to pickup a 3060Ti for around £220 instead, which is a worthy upgrade whilst allowing me to use DLSS and raytracing. Hopefully this card will last me for a year or two until the RTX 5000 series comes out and pricing vs performance returns to affordable levels again.
As I am on the AM4 platform, if there comes a point when I need to upgrade my 3700X, I can just slot-in a 58003D. However as I am running a 3060Ti, my CPU should not present any bottlenecks.
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@Jay85 I really like this build. i have it on my shortlist. Is it easy to build with? I am considering builidng another mitx build as it has been a while since I last built one.
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That's a fantastic build Jay85
I wouldn't say it was hard but i wouldn't say it was easy either. Planning is key for this case, you need to know how many cables you're gonna run and where you're gonna run them to. Cos once you close the 2 halves together, its a hassle to redo it again. I would also consider getting the C extender kit to give you abit more breathing room especially if you're gonna have a lot of rgb and fan cables to route. Also don't try an ATX psu in this, it will fit but the cables are too long unless you get custom short cables. SFX-L or SFX is the way to go.
That's a fantastic build Jay85
Thanks mate
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Wow that’s class!Xtia XProto L with a 4090, it does fit and it looks awesome.
Still one of the best and nicest cases (if you can call it that) i've worked with. Got a waterblock coming for the 4090 so will make this build more or less complete.
Been eyeing up a new case for this but its rather expensive with a built in distro
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Look forward to seeing the water lock on the 4090 !Still one of the best and nicest cases (if you can call it that) i've worked with. Got a waterblock coming for the 4090 so will make this build more or less complete.
Been eyeing up a new case for this but its rather expensive with a built in distro
Hopefully tonight, Just need to get some bits together.
My Lazer3D LZ7
built in 2018. Ordered the Lazer3D LZ7 XTD Upgrade Kit for gpu upgrade
This looks interesting:
https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmods/com...=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
built in 2018. Ordered the Lazer3D LZ7 XTD Upgrade Kit for gpu upgrade
This looks interesting:
https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmods/com...=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
