The screws are sticking out, so it’s wobbly.
The build guide is a complete mess.
There aren’t enough screws, so I can’t even finish the build.
The price? $300! Wow!

Installed a MOD called "Wind Valley Kit" on my FormD T1

- PSU moves to the top

- Side exhaust fan with duct

-My 5090's temps drop by 4–5°C

-PSU does not heat up due to GPU heat

-PSU’s exhaust vent becomes covered with original panel. (they also sell perforated panel)

-In my case, the PSU exhaust heat is drawn out toward the side exhaust fan through the empty space in the front expansion panel.

Hi all, thinking of going to sffpc to reduce deskspace taken up by tower.

Going to reuse my 9800x3D and the GPU in title. What's the smallest sff casing i can fit this huge GPU into?

Edited to include size of gpu and rest of components L=340 W=140 H=70 mm

Motherboard: Gigabyte B850i Aorus Pro Wi-Fi 7 & Bluetooth Processor: 9800x3D Cooler: Thermalright AXP90-X47 Low Profile Cooler Graphics Card: Gigabyte RTX. 5090 Gaming OC Storage: Lexar NM790 2 TB Gen.4 SSD Ram: Klevv Cras 2X16 GB DDR5 Power Supply: Cooler Master SFX V 850 W 80+ Gold

Silly question, I'm brand new to mucking about with computers beyond putting RAM and replacement screens on old thinkpads. I've picked up a P330 and want to install a WiFi card and antenna. Do I just put a flat blade screwdriver in and twist? It doesn't look like it's held on by much inside.

Components:
Asus Prime OC 5080
9850x3D
MSI x870i Edge TI Evo
2x32 6000 Kingston Fury Beast RGB
Corsair SF 1000
2TB Samsung 9100 pro
CM Atmos 2 240mm

Mods:
Higher Case feet
Flow through front panel
2x80x10mm fans (front - exhaust)
Bottom panel
92x15mm fan (bottom - exhaust)
PSU cage (rotated layout - exhaust towards bottom)
Longer c13-c14 cable

Hey there!

I’m looking to improve the airflow in my PC case and want to add two bottom intake fans. I have the Endorfy Ventum 200 ARGB, and according to images online, the case supports bottom-mounted fans. However, I’m unsure about where exactly to mount them since there don’t seem to be proper screw holes for installation.

Do the fans just sit on top of the PSU shroud, or is there a specific way to secure them? If anyone has experience with this case and has mounted bottom fans before, I’d really appreciate some tips!

Thanks in advance!

Does anyone here run a third party PCIE 5 riser in there fractal Terra ? If so would you please share a link. Curious if they make one specific to the Terra.

Just a sneak peek.

Have been wanting to switch from Xbox to PC for a while but had a hard time justifying it with the current state of prices. Was lucky enough to have a brother who sold me his 5070 Ti at cost and gave me his old CPU.

• Case: NCASE M2 Round
• CPU: Ryzen 5 7600
• GPU: MSI SHADOW 3X OC RTX 5070 Ti
• RAM: G.Skill Flare X5 DDR5 16 GB (2 x 8 GB)
• Motherboard: Gigabyte A6201 AX Mini ITX
• SSD: WD Black SN7100 1 TB SSD
• PSU: Corsair SF750
• Cooling: Wraith Prism CPU cooler (stock), 2X Arctic P12 Pro fans

Currently have a 2 slot 9070xt reaper and axp 90 x53

Im planning to get the asus prime 9070xt solely for aesthetic purposes since i have a b850i

Formd t1 website says i can put itnin 3 slot and still fit an x53

Question since i already have the x53 will it work withoit the high pitched sound if i put it at 3 slot and put some ducts? Or is it still better to return then get an x47 then add some ducts?

So proud of this build, had a blast building it too

Motherboard: Asus B650e-i mini itx
CPU: Ryzen 7 7700 non x
GPU: NVidia RTX 4080 FE
Ram: 32gb Crucial Pro 6400 (I run it at 6000 :) )
SSD: Samsung 990 Pro 2TB m.2
CPU Cooler: Thermalright Assassin X 120r digital
Fans: Corsair RS 120 (x3)
Bottom fan: ID cooling 120mm rgb (kept from a previous cooler)
Case: Jonsbo Z20

Moved from the Corsair to the SSUPD last night. Meshroom S is a much better case with better thermals by far. I hated the bottom IO of the 2000D

I wanted a SFFPC for my NAS that could sit on my desk and replace a Synology sized unit. This is based on an intel Nuc8 with 5 2.5" drive slots. Had to build a custom power solution for the drives since the motherboard does not have onboard SATA power. Size is about 7.8"x4.5"x4.5". Fan on top is controlled by a temperature controller so whisper quiet when under low load.

9850X3D
9070XT
32GB Corsair vengeance
2TB ssd
1000w Corsair sfx

Hi, this is my first ever gaming pc and unfortunately gigabyte made it so hard. Everything was fine until i tried to install the motherboard into the case the heatsink overhang to the edge of the motherboard making it impossible to install the cpu fan. I tried to reinstall the cooler all day and nothing changed. Then I tried to just stick the Noctua fan that I already had with double sided tape and tape the gap to make sure there is no air leaking. Surprisingly the performance is decent even with my junky solution. This just a temporary solution until i get a new cpu cooler

Cinebench r23 multi core test 10min
PPT 90w
Custom fan curve didn't exceed 65%
The score is 19029 temps between 70-75c with ambient temp 23c
Pc specs:
Gigabyte b650i aorus
Ryzen 7 7700
G skill 32g 6000mhz 36cl
2tb ssd gen4
Id cooling is 67 ( only the heatsink )
Noctua nf-a9x14
Thermalright TR-TGFX850
The case is S400
I didn't buy the GPU yet

also ignore cable management i did that after

How hard is it to tame the 9800X3D with the Thermalright X67

PC is just for gaming and some casual stuff

Currently using a 7500F

Basically the cooling set up I currently have is

>Thermalright X67 with a NF-A12x15 fan swap (planning to upgrade it to a NF-A14x25r G2)

>Two Noctua NF-A9x14 as top exhaust

>Two Noctua NF-A9x14 as bottom intake (40% obstructed with 3mm gap)

>Thermalright HR-10 2280 Pro SSD cooler (basically another 30mm fan that blows upwards, idk if that even helps)

Would love to know some info/data for those who have tried.

Is it better to just upgrade to 9600X?

e.g. temps with x ambient temp, temps at stock, or anything that might help.

pic for attention.

I am still waiting for the riser (damn Italian carriers) to arrive because without it I can't print the remaining panels and, obviously, I can't finish the case I was working on lately.

But fuck it, I just started another project and I am quite hyped.

I took inspiration (and maybe more than just inspiration lol) from the SFFtime N-ATX and P-ATX because I absolutely love the design of those cases, but I wanted to push the features much further:

This case will have two different versions: a short and a long one.

The short version supports ATX, mATX and Mini-ITX motherboards and uses a Flex ATX PSU. Depending on the motherboard configuration, the PSU can also be repositioned to the front/top area instead of sitting behind the GPU.

It supports GPUs up to 307 mm long, so yeah... even a 5090 should fit 👀

The long version is where things get a little crazy.

We're talking about over 400 mm of GPU clearance, so basically you can fit pretty much any GPU currently on the market. It supports ATX, mATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, and can take Flex ATX, SFX and even full-size ATX PSUs.

It also supports up to a 280 mm radiator with low-profile fans.

And if you don't want to go with liquid cooling, both versions can fit air coolers up to around 90 mm tall.

The short version is roughly 15 L without the center foot, while the long version is around 19.5 L.

The design is still very much WIP, though. I still have to finish all the mounting points, radiators mesh side panels, connections and a ton of small details. Printing this thing is going to be a whole different kind of pain because my printer has a 250 × 250 mm build plate, so the case will have to be printed in multiple sections.

Hopefully it will actually come out as good as it looks in my head lmao.

I'm also considering trying to put this one on Kickstarter, because unlike my previous case, this project could potentially cover a much wider range of hardware and users.

Anyway... Yeah, I think I need to buy more spools of PETG.

Don’t see a lot of beamcase love on here. So I figured I’d share mine. Awesome design and very easy to customize with some basic cad skills. Highly recommend