View of gpu and top of push-pull rad setup and front of case.
GPU-side view of pc while on.
View of inside pc while its on, including pump/block for aio and the ram, as well as the preinstalled 140mm fractal design fan that is pretty quiet and I put back in the build after the uphere fan that was in its place failed. I guess that's what you get for a $25 3-pack of rgb fans.
View of the side of the push-pull setup. 2 CM fans that came with the aio and 2 uphere rgb fans pulling air through. Relatively loud though I don't mind it as I have a fan running in my room all the time and it isn't any louder than that even though the fan is across the room and the pc is next to me while gaming.
Another view of the push-pull setup, here you can see the uphere fans on the bottom of the rad.
Rear-side view of pc, showing the psu, ssd and the fan hub for the 2 uphere rgb fans, and the cable clutter. I tried my best with this, but it can't really get much cleaner because of this case's layout.
Another rear-side view of the pc, focused on the main 2.5in SSD.
View inside the case trying to show the depth of the cables stuffed in the back of this case, one of the downsides of SFF.
Rear view of pc while off, shows io and gpu outputs and my half-broken wifi antennas from putting the pc in a suitcase and accidentally clipping them on the side of the case. You can't see it but one got over-extended backwards and one always pops off at the hinge.
Another GPU-side view of pc with the rad lifted up, showing some of the inside and the bottom fans while off.
Inside view of pc while off.
Side view of push-pull setup while the pc is off.
Another closer up view of the pc while off, showing the cable mess and the ram and psu.
Core 500 Semi-upgraded Budget build
PCPP Build list
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/JbnZK3
Originally I didn't have the AIO or NVME but I got those recently, and then nvme will be going in a laptop once I get one. So this is a semi-upgraded budget build, as I plan on getting an sfx psu, an NR200P, a 5600x (or 3600x/700x if stock still sucks) and a 3060ti (or a 3060/70 if stock sucks, or a 2080 super if stock REALLY sucks), so I hope for the best when it comes to stock once I get the money for these upgrades.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/JbnZK3
Originally I didn't have the AIO or NVME but I got those recently, and then nvme will be going in a laptop once I get one. So this is a semi-upgraded budget build, as I plan on getting an sfx psu, an NR200P, a 5600x (or 3600x/700x if stock still sucks) and a 3060ti (or a 3060/70 if stock sucks, or a 2080 super if stock REALLY sucks), so I hope for the best when it comes to stock once I get the money for these upgrades.
Color(s): Black Light Blue Pink
RGB Lighting? Yes
Theme: none
Cooling: AIO Cooling
Size: Mini-ITX
Type: General Build
Contests
This build participated in 2 contests.
| Rank | Contest | Date |
|---|---|---|
| #1001 | EK 10K Challenge | ended |
| #212 | SFFPC meets builds.gg Contest | ended |
Hardware
CPU
$ 155.00
Motherboard
$ 175.00
Memory
$ 85.96
Graphics
$ 199.99
Case
$ 149.00
Case Fan
$ 27.99
Cooling
$ 79.99
Estimated total value of this build:
$ 1,014.91
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