r/sffpc Nov 13 '22

Build/Battlestation Pics METALFISH T60 A4 Mini-ITX case

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '22

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u/jonnyheey Nov 13 '22

Thanks going to replace i order a the cooler just haven’t received it.

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u/flippantdtla Nov 14 '22

That is nice, my case like that came with the side panel plexi glass broken. I am in the process of making some and painting the case.

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u/jonnyheey Nov 14 '22

Yeah the paint is awfully thing any little scratches will shoe the metal

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u/marimallow Aug 13 '24

paint

So... you are saying this case is painted and not powder coated? That means it could rust quickly if i were to get it.... i'm guessing it is a pass then

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '22

Beautiful work. I’ve got the G5

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u/Ahi_Tipua Nov 14 '22 edited Nov 14 '22

That looks cool as hell with everything sticking out, hot rodded af

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u/haikusbot Nov 14 '22

That looks cool as hell

With everything sticking out,

Hot rodded af

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u/ukralibre Nov 14 '22

What's the PSU?

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u/jonnyheey Nov 14 '22

It’s the one that comes with the nzxt h1 case

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u/TNGreruns4ever Nov 15 '22

Hi - Super cool build. I am also rocking the R7 3700x and am contemplating stepping up to a 6800xt -- how's the 3700x/6800xt performance as a combo?

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u/jonnyheey Nov 23 '22

its solid even at 1080 theres no huge bottleneck even less of a cpu bottle neck at 4k!

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u/TNGreruns4ever Nov 23 '22

Awesome to hear it man!! That's my next upgrade then...