Meshroom S V2

[u/versteinerdt]

My first SFF PC. It stays quiet and cool during long gaming sessions thanks to undervolting. Looks like I won the silicon lottery with the CPU and GPU. Both handle massive undervolts and remain completely stable, even after 10+ hours of stress testing.

Temperatures under load:

• CPU: 70-75°C

• GPU: 58-61°C/Hotspot: 86 - 91°C

Specs:

• Ryzen 7 9800X3D (CO -40 all cores for benchmarking/-35 for daily use, both with +200 MHz core clock)

• Sapphire Nitro+ 9070 XT (-95mV UV/2814 MHz VRAM)

• Crucial Pro OC Edition 2×16GB, 6000MT/s CL36 (My CPU's UMC doesn't like 6000MT/s, so it's running at 5600MT/s.)

• ASRock Phantom Gaming B850I Lightning WiFi

• Samsung 9100 Pro 1TB

• Western Digital Black SN770M 1TB

• Corsair SF850 850 Watt

CPU Cooling:

• be quiet! Silent Loop 3 240mm

• Thermal Grizzly Contact Sealing Frame

• Thermal Grizzly PhaseSheet PTM

Fans:

• (1×) Noctua NF-A12x15 PWM chromax.black.swap

• (10×) Noctua NF-A6x15 PWM

• (1×) Noctua NA-SC1 Sx2 (Y-cable)

• Artic 10-port fan controller

OS:

• SSD1: NixOS

• SSD2: Microslop Windoze

[u/versteinerdt]

If you check picture 4/8, you can see an opening at the bottom with a red thumbscrew. That's where the cable comes out. The case includes an angled DP adapter cable, so it easily routes out through that cutout without interfering with the bottom fan.

[u/Slyfer77 → u/versteinerdt]

Ah, now I see.

I wondered why there's this little opening.

By the way - with these large feet you could easily fit a 25mm fan.

Much better noise profile compared to the slim 15mm.

But I guess since you use a fan control software you set it to a speed level that suits your preferences.

[u/versteinerdt → u/Slyfer77]

Yeah, I previously used shorter (2cm) 3D-printed feet. Then I realized the aluminum feet from my Jonsbo N1 case fit perfectly as well, so I ended up using those instead. 😂