Used a Thermalright bracket to secure the new gaming king.
This new Bykski block is sexy as hell.
It’s massive! Not to worry, it will be hidden and placed on top of a small cabinet below the desk
Fan hub + USB to fan converter cable
Puny
Hi everyone, it’s been a while since my last build. I was on a health-related break, but now I’m comfortable enough to start building again.
After seeing the benchmarks for the new 9800X3D, I decided to upgrade my current system (Bleached). Since I also wanted to free up some space in my desk, I chose a case I really liked since the first time I saw images of it, the Jonsbo T6 along with an ITX board.
The case’s specification states that I can fit a GPU up to 215mm in length, so it should fit my current Founders 3090 (with a block) that’s around 210mm. I also got the new armored Bykski 120mm distribution channel, it will be challenging to see if I can fit it into this small case.
The challenge begins…
After seeing the benchmarks for the new 9800X3D, I decided to upgrade my current system (Bleached). Since I also wanted to free up some space in my desk, I chose a case I really liked since the first time I saw images of it, the Jonsbo T6 along with an ITX board.
The case’s specification states that I can fit a GPU up to 215mm in length, so it should fit my current Founders 3090 (with a block) that’s around 210mm. I also got the new armored Bykski 120mm distribution channel, it will be challenging to see if I can fit it into this small case.
The challenge begins…
Color(s): Black Silver
RGB Lighting? Yes
Theme: none
Cooling: Custom Liquid Cooling
Size: SFF
Type: General Build
Build Updates
Installed CPU + Block
Side project: External Radiator
Hardware
Motherboard
$ 179.99
Memory
$ 196.99
Graphics
$ 1,599.99
PSU
$ 284.99
Estimated total value of this build:
$ 2,538.49
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