FormD T1 V2 with a 7800X3D and RTX 4090

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Darren Gatewood
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Plano, TX, United States
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Hardware is tightly packed. Limits your choices of hardware, but the case is incredibly well designed and has great airflow. You can use a 240mm AIO, but my client preferred air cooling.
Hardware is tightly packed. Limits your choices of hardware, but the case is incredibly well designed and has great airflow. You can use a 240mm AIO, but my client preferred air cooling.
Dual T30 fans move a lot of air. All the fan cables were shortened to just the length required, no excess.
Dual T30 fans move a lot of air. All the fan cables were shortened to just the length required, no excess.
The stock 24-pin cable is about 12"/300mm. Only needed to be about 4-5", so I cleared about 8" of excess cable here.
The stock 24-pin cable is about 12"/300mm. Only needed to be about 4-5", so I cleared about 8" of excess cable here.
The Noctua fan was a perfect replacement for the Thermalright cooler. Their chromax model is a high-speed fan, so I limited its max speed to 85% in the bios to keep noise down.
The Noctua fan was a perfect replacement for the Thermalright cooler. Their chromax model is a high-speed fan, so I limited its max speed to 85% in the bios to keep noise down.
The Nvidia FE 4090 is a perfect fit. The only other model that fits is the MSI Ventus, as far as 4080/4090 is concerned.
The Nvidia FE 4090 is a perfect fit. The only other model that fits is the MSI Ventus, as far as 4080/4090 is concerned.
Detail of the 24-pin cable. Made with 17ga wire covered with MDPC-X sleeving.
Detail of the 24-pin cable. Made with 17ga wire covered with MDPC-X sleeving.
Custom EPS cable.
Custom EPS cable.
You'll never see all the work that goes into this thing, it's a low key powerhouse.
You'll never see all the work that goes into this thing, it's a low key powerhouse.

FormD T1 V2 with a 7800X3D and RTX 4090

This was my third build in the FormD T1, one of the smallest cases that will fit a high-end CPU and a 4090. Air cooling is surprisingly effective, especially after some undervolting and other tweaks. I did custom PSU cables which really clean up the interior and improve airflow. Cosmetically, I covered the PCI riser cable (a weird blue color) with a carbon fiber vinyl wrap to maintain the black aesthetic. I also replaced the crazy looking fan Thermalright uses on this CPU cooler with a Noctua chromax.black model.
Color(s): Black
RGB Lighting? No
Theme: none
Cooling: Air Cooling
Size: SFF
Type: General Build

Hardware

CPU
$ 476.74
AMD - Ryzen 7 7800X3D
Socket: AM5
Cores: 8
Integrated Graphics: Yes
Motherboard
$ 399.99
ASUS - ROG Strix Gaming (X670E-I) (WiFi 6E)
Chipset: X670
CPU Socket: AM5
Size: Mini-ITX
Memory
$ 196.99
G.Skill - Trident Z5 (6000MHz) (Black)
Type: DDR5
Capacity: 64 GB
Graphics
$ 2,599.99
NVIDIA - GeForce Founders Edition
Chip Manufacturer: NVIDIA
Chip: RTX 4090
Interface: PCIe x16
Storage
$ 289.99
Western Digital - WD_Black SN850X
Form Factor: M.2
Interface: PCIe x4
Capacity: 4 TB
Storage
$ 289.99
Western Digital - WD_Black SN850X
Form Factor: M.2
Interface: PCIe x4
Capacity: 4 TB
PSU
$ 200.66
SilverStone Technology - Extreme 850R
Wattage: 850
Form Factor: SFX
Efficiency: 80+ Platinum
Case
$ 265.00
FormD - T1
Type: Mid-Tower
Side Panel: Mesh
Case Fan
$ 21.95
Noctua - NF-A9x14 PWM (Chromax/Black/Swap)
Size: 92 mm
Case Fan
$ 78.74
Phanteks - T30 (2x)
Size: 120 mm
Cooling
$ 35.90
Thermalright - AXP90-X47 Full Low Profile (Pure Copper)
Type: Air Cooler
Size (WxHxD): 92 mm
Accessories
$ 13.99
Thermalright - CPU Contact Frame
Estimated total value of this build:
$ 5,064.90
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