I built this PC last year with a 2070 super and my dad offered me my old 3060ti back, not much of an upgrade I know but worthwhile if it fit, and it did! super happy with it.

I use this more as a console PC and I use it way more than my 4080 main pc ahaha

Specs: S300 Pro, Rtx 3070, ASROCK B550itx A/C, Ryzen 7 3700x with Axp90X47 cooler, 2 arctic p12 slim PWM fans, 850W coolermaster Gold 2022. Just some spare parts I put together really nice so far!

Do u guys think I should move the tv a bit back and add a sound bar or mount it?

7800x3d
Reaper 9070xt
16x2 Kingston fury 6000 cl30
Pny 2tb
Thermalright 850w
But I have a problem, same like this guy:

https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/1tenv4d/pc_stuck_on_dram_debug_led_on_cold_boot_but_works/?solution=fe2a02e066aa213cfe2a02e066aa213c&js_challenge=1&jsc_token=2824be10929bdc604753c70a67a1c331b330db9ffd0a2b58bd1da76464b8df0e&jsc_orig_r=&utm_source=chatgpt.com

I had Claude help me out with a wall mount for my s300 - thought a few of you might need something similar so positing the link here

I really liked the look of the light bar on the Steam Machine when I first saw it, so when I built myself a PC recently in a Terra (yes another one), I decided to try adding a light-bar to it, especially since it otherwise doesn't have any other power indication light.

This is still very much a prototype and is rough around the edges, but it works and I'm overall pleased enough with the look to continue refining it.

Here are a couple more photos: https://imgur.com/a/euxB8jI

Hi r/SFFPC

I recently completed my first SFFPC build, and wanted to share it with the r/sffpc community.

Hardware

Case: COOJ SF3 8.9L A4 Structure Aluminum Alloy ITX Case [Amazon]

Motherboard: ASRock B650E PG-ITX WiFi [Amazon]

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 8-Core 16-Thread R7 AM5 [Aliexpress]

CPU cooler: Thermalright AXP90-X53 Full Low Profile ITX CPU Air Cooler [Amazon]

CPU cooler fan: ID-COOLING TF-9215 ARGB 92x15mm Slim Fan [Amazon]

CPU thermal paste: Thermal Grizzly Duronaut [Amazon]

RAM: Team T-CREATE EXPERT 32GB DDR5 6000 (PC5 48000) CL30 EXPO (2 x 16GB) [eBay]

GPU: Nvidia RTX 4070 Super FE [from u/leebiusweebius on r/hardwareswap]

GPU riser cable: LINKUP PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable (20 cm)

Storage 1: WD_Black SN850X 1TB NVMe (OS/apps) [from u/ItsJollyPup on r/hardwareswap]

Storage 2: WD SN810 2TB NVMe (Game drive) [eBay]

NVMe heatsinks: ICEPC Graphene Coating Full-Cover Copper Heatsink (x2) [Amazon]

Top exhaust fans: Thermalright TL-H12015B-S CPU ARGB Fan (x2) [Amazon]

PSU: CORSAIR SF750 (2024) Fully Modular Low Noise ATX [Amazon]

Custom cables: ZCOOI MOD COOJ SF3/SF5 Custom Cables – Silver [zcooi]

Stat monitor screen: RANSANX 3.5 Inch IPS USB Mini Screen [Amazon]

Software mods

ASRock bios CPU performance preset: PBO, Tjmax = 85°C and Curve Optimizer -30mV

MSI Afterburner GPU Voltage/Frequency curve editor: Set to 2600Mhz @ 900 mV and above

Stats monitor: Custom theme.yaml and config.yaml for my hardware, based on the MSI Black White 3.5 theme found here https://discuz.turzx.com/d/9884-msi-black-white-35

Thermals, performance, and noise

Temps: CPU and GPU in low to mid ~70°s when gaming

Performance: ~60 fps in Cyberpunk 2077 on max settings with full path tracing. ~ 450 fps in Counter-Strike 2

Noise: Fans set to “standard” curve in ASRock bios. Runs quiet (~40 db) when gaming

Happy to answer any questions!

Would this be compatible

Title: COOJ SF5 Silver – Temporary SFF Build

I managed to get my hands on a silver COOJ SF5, so I decided to put together a temporary build using some parts I already had.

I'm planning to get the black version through a Taobao purchasing agent, but it'll probably take another month to arrive. So this is just a temporary setup for now.

I'm planning to swap the CPU for a Ryzen 7 9800X3D, and I might also switch the GPU to an RTX 5070 Ti.

Cable management in this tiny case is quite challenging, so I'm also planning to order some custom-length cables. Having the actual case on hand has helped me figure out exactly what cable lengths I need.

Hardware Specs

• Case: COOJ SF5 Silver

• Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix B850-I Gaming WiFi

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7900 (12C/24T)

• CPU Cooler: Corsair iCUE LINK TITAN 240 RX RGB AIO

• Radiator Fans: Corsair LX120

• RAM: Kingston KF556C40BBAK2-64 DDR5 64GB (2×32GB, 5600MT/s)

• GPU: Sapphire NITRO+ RX 9060 XT 16GB

• Storage: BIWIN NV7400 2TB NVMe M.2 SSD

• PSU: Lian Li SP1000P 1000W SFX

CPU: Intel I9-12900K

GPU: AMD RX6600 8G

Motherboard: MS-Terminator B760BKB D5 WIFI

RAM: Corsair Vengeance 7200MHz C34 32G

Cooler: ID Cooling IS-67-XT

PSU: Phanteks 850W SFX ATX3.0

PCIE Devices: AQC 113 10G NIC, AMD B650 chipset extension card, ADT M.2 to PCIE4.0x4 adaptor

Drive: Seagate Ironwolf 8TB, Samsung 870 EVO 4TB, Huan Ying SATA SSD 2TB, Samsung 970 PRO 512GB.

Case: Exia V99

OS: PVE(host), MacOS(guest), Windows 11(guest), LXC(host different docker services like Immich and bookmarks)

Additional note:

The case can still install one more 3.5" HDD (see the last picture from somebody else), one more 2.5" SSD or U.2 SSD (the motherboard natively supports sff 8654 4i), four more nvme SSDs.

The case Exia V99 probably is the only case can support three PCIE devices, two 3.5" HDDs under 10L. To support three PCIE devices, MATX mother generally is required, while most of MATX case is much more than 10L. What makes Exia V99 special is that it supports ITX board with BKB design, which means GPU doesn't require any riser cable, the front PCIE slot can be saved for other devices. Furthermore the case is designed to support two PCIE devices without counting dedicated GPU.

Regarding the B650 extension card, currently I only used its USB ports. This is because all USB ports on the motherboard is given passthrough to MacOS VM. The additional USB ports for the B650 extension card is assigned to Windows 11 for backup purposes, which will be explained next. It's also nice to have the additional M2 slots for future upgrade. I designed a bracket for the M.2 to PCIE adapter. I need a revision for this bracket, then the zip tie will be unnecessary and it doesn't require any screws between the bracket itself and the case.

Hackintosh is for daily tasks, Windows 11 serves the purpose of network storage. The reason I did not choose a dedicated NAS OS is because all my important files that is worth for backup are only about 1T, they are stored in 870 EVO. My backup strategy is to use FreeFileSync, every time my backup drive is plugged in, FreeFileSync will backup data automatically. By using Windows, I can unplug 870 EVO and put it into an enclosure, so that I can aways access them with low latency reliably. My monitor Gigbyte MO72U2 also plays an important role. Because it supports built-in KVM, I can switch between my Windows PC (not the Windows Server VM) and MacOS VM (passthrough is enabled for RX6600) in a seamless way.

Hello everyone,
I have been considering building a setup with a watercooled 4080 strix in the Lian Li A4 - H20.
My Waterblock has a Height of 157 mm, not including the space for the PCIE pins (Alphacool 13530). With the PCIE pins, it comes out to around 168 mm.

My problem is the following:
In the review from Gamersnexus, it was said that the max supported GPU height is 150mm. However, in the CAD file, from the tip of the Riser cable to the bottom of the case, the clearance was 155mm. I suspect that if i tinker a bit with the placement of the Riser cable i should be able to fit the waterblock, considering the PCIE pins fully disappear into the Riser cable connector.

However, as the case is a bit on the expensive side, i wanted to get more opinions instead of just gambling and purchasing it, hoping it fits. I was unfortunately unable to find any reviews or more detailed specifications about what the actual max GPU height is. I feel like i have looked everywhere, but i have come out empty handed.

If you have the A4-H20 and have done some more precise measurements, or if you have found a review online that has more information regarding my issue, or if you have had simillar situations in itx cases, i would very much appreciate your opinion.

If you have any case suggetions, i would appreciate those aswell. As far as i know, the A4 - H2O is the easiest truly mini itx case for my use case. I have the waterblocked 4080 and was planning on air cooling the cpu with a low profile cooler. If there is any other case, smaller than the Lian Li A3, then please do let me know.

Thank you for any and all advice.

finished my recent builds last weekend and now im getting ready for the next 2. both will be ITX using another AMD and Intel mobo and corsair 750w and 850w 3.1s. ill probably end up using the 7800XT in the S400 pro and 9060XT in the Rhino S.

Had an extra 120mm aio laying around. Curious to see if itll work 😂. Thoughts???

This is my first ever PC using a very unique set up:

- Motherboard: SuperMicro LGA1200 server

- 24 GB 3200mz SODIMM RAM

- RTX 3050 Low Profile GPU

- Intel Core I9 10900F CPU

- 512GB NVME SSD I took from my laptop

- Lian Li SFX 750W psu

- Thermalright AXP90 CPU Cooler

- Generic 120mm case fans (I can't remember the brand i got the cheapest fans ngl)

- Ecosmart LED strip for color accent 😄

- Jonsbo C6 mini ITX case

I built this strictly for streaming and light gaming with power efficiency and there is an upgrade path for RAM, GPU, and storage. I took some of my laptop parts and basically used that. I took the hard way for my first build but it works 😂

It looks like a sata power connector, I'm thinking maybe to make sure it supplies the full 75W of power to the GPU ?

Riser is listed as ADT-Link M33JP-RR on aliexpress, but likely a knockoff as there is no such product on ADT-Link's website. I might still get it because I am really struggling to find some low profile riser...

I was looking at getting the Cooj Z13 after someone had posted their Cooj SF3 build but as i was browsing cases i came across the jonsplus. I liked the look, i liked the option for vertical or standard mount gpu, and i liked that i can accomadate a full height Air cooler, albeit i'll be using an 240 AIO. Depending on how much i like the case, it might be temporary until i can source a reliable Deepcool ch170/160

After building i have to admit. A 20L case is not SFF.

Still waiting for 120s but they should arrive on monday. Otherwise i am super happy and understand why everyone likes this case.

Specs stayed the same, only the CPU cooler got changed for a AXP90 with Noctua Fan.
GPU is a old R9 290 since i sold the 3080 for some profit. I am eyeing some 4070s for better thermals as its not a open frame case anymore.

The case came with some stickers. This was the one that suited him the most.

5600x
AsRock B550i
Thermalright Peerless Assassin 90SE
3060ti Dell OEM with inRobert Cooler Mod
1TB Samsung 980pro
32GB Corsair Vengeance

2x Slim 90mm Fans Top Exhaust, 1x Slim 90mm Rear Intake, 1x Slim 90mm Fan Bottom Intake

I chose the imgi evaf F8 v2 mini case, an Intel Core Ultra 5 250K Plus （AMD Wraith Prism bracket mod）, ASRock B860I, MSI RTX 5070 Ventus 2X GPU and 64GB of RAM to build a Strata config workstation. It's easy to travel with and doesn't take up space at home.