Snap-On Crate

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Brian Moench
Brian Moench
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Snap-On Crate

The box started it's life as a Snap-On promotional deal that came with some branded schwag in it. Of course my brain immediately jumped to "I'd bet that I could stick a computer in that"...so I did. The feet are 5/8" Snap-On impact sockets and the lid prop is a 3/8" Snap-On combination wrench.

I'll answer a couple questions up front that I've been asked a few times times.
-Temps are fine. The Noctua in the bottom is an intake and between the PSU and vents in the I/O panel, there's more than enough ventilation to keep temps I check. An extended stress test of 45 minutes or so had temps settle in right at about 60c.
-The hardware was chosen specifically with sale of this in mind. The fact of the matter is that most people who would be interested in it probably won't want or need a gaming PC - the specs reflect that matter.
Color(s): Black Brown
RGB Lighting? No
Theme: Case Mod
Cooling: Air Cooling
Size: Mini-ITX
Type: General Build

Hardware

CPU
$ 123.75
AMD - Ryzen 5 (3400G)
Socket: AM4
Cores: 4
CPU
$ 123.75
AMD - Ryzen 5 (3400G)
Socket: AM4
Cores: 4
Motherboard
$ 210.00
ASRock - Fatal1ty Gaming
Chipset: B450
CPU Socket: AM4
Size: Mini-ATX
Memory
Corsair - Vengeance LPX (3200MHz) (Black)
Type: DDR4
Capacity: 8 GB
Storage
$ 98.86
Western Digital - WD Black SN750 (With Heatsink)
Form Factor: M.2
Interface: M.2 (M)
Capacity: 500 GB
PSU
$ 99.00
EVGA - SuperNOVA GM
Wattage: 550
Form Factor: SFX
Efficiency: 80+ Gold
Case Fan
$ 14.95
Noctua - NF-P12 redux-1300
Size: 120 mm
Accessories
Snap-On - Wooden Crate (custom)
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