first testfit for the radiators and the motherboard. fitment in this one was pretty critical, the bottom fan headers and such on the motherboard are actually touching the radiator.
thats a blower RTX 2080Ti PCB for size reference. this thing is proper tiny!
The setup as she now stands. To the left is my rack with the networking stuff and a distributed computing server
royal shoebox
alright, so after i finished this build i was pretty proud of how it turned out. i figured i might aswell post about it on here!
i've had the idea to mod this case for years, but the price always threw me off. recently i got a pretty good deal on one secondhand tough which is a rarity in itself. and i couldn't help but pick it up.
this case, the Lian Li PC-Q37 ITX, is pretty large for a ITX chassis, but kinda small for a mATX chassis. which is why i thought it would be perfect for an SFF mATX build!
so far that's all i got, i'll probbaly update this with a more thorough buildlog soon.
i've had the idea to mod this case for years, but the price always threw me off. recently i got a pretty good deal on one secondhand tough which is a rarity in itself. and i couldn't help but pick it up.
this case, the Lian Li PC-Q37 ITX, is pretty large for a ITX chassis, but kinda small for a mATX chassis. which is why i thought it would be perfect for an SFF mATX build!
so far that's all i got, i'll probbaly update this with a more thorough buildlog soon.
Color(s): Black Gold
RGB Lighting? No
Theme: none
Cooling: Custom Liquid Cooling
Size: Micro-ATX
Type: General Build
Hardware
CPU
$ 850.00
Motherboard
$ 598.86
Memory
$ 279.96
PSU
$ 139.90
Case Fan
$ 53.90
Case Fan
$ 29.06
Cooling
$ 66.24
Cooling
$ 274.56
Cooling
$ 334.50
Cooling
$ 100.00
Keyboard
$ 112.00
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