Milo the SFF HTPC

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 Evelyn 2022 (SFF, miniITX)
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Finished build. Power cable for size reference. This case is only 7 liters, all the parts fit snuggly and there is room for a bigger cooler or some HDDs if needed.
Finished build. Power cable for size reference. This case is only 7 liters, all the parts fit snuggly and there is room for a bigger cooler or some HDDs if needed.
All the parts in their boxes.
All the parts in their boxes.
The PSU had a seal under the seal that was already opened.
The PSU had a seal under the seal that was already opened.
Anyone have a clue on why it was done like this? Brand new psu.
Anyone have a clue on why it was done like this? Brand new psu.
The case has arrived! This is a Milo ML05 from SilverStone.
The case has arrived! This is a Milo ML05 from SilverStone.
Acrylic frontpanel, so shiny! There is another model with an aluminium front, this one is cheaper.
Acrylic frontpanel, so shiny! There is another model with an aluminium front, this one is cheaper.
This case doesn't come with any fans and there's slots for two 80mm fans. I've put two Redux noctua's here to get some sweet airflow into the case.
This case doesn't come with any fans and there's slots for two 80mm fans. I've put two Redux noctua's here to get some sweet airflow into the case.
The outside of the case with the fans. The colors match really well. Filters are on the way for them. I have to get this case as dustproof as I can.
The outside of the case with the fans. The colors match really well. Filters are on the way for them. I have to get this case as dustproof as I can.
Starting to get an idea of how to cable manage. It's possible to mount 4 2.5" drives in that bay! Only using M.2 for now.
Starting to get an idea of how to cable manage. It's possible to mount 4 2.5" drives in that bay! Only using M.2 for now.
I needed a fan connector on the outside for the two industrial 120mm fans that are going to act as ventilation in the cabinet this is going inside of. It's just an extension cable from one of the fan headers that's ziptied for security to the back of the case.
I needed a fan connector on the outside for the two industrial 120mm fans that are going to act as ventilation in the cabinet this is going inside of. It's just an extension cable from one of the fan headers that's ziptied for security to the back of the case.
Starting to get an idea of how all the cables will run.
Starting to get an idea of how all the cables will run.
The PSU cables are too THICC to connect while the drive bay is mounted.
The PSU cables are too THICC to connect while the drive bay is mounted.
Damn thats a tight fit. Can't have the EPS connector coming out the top.
Damn thats a tight fit. Can't have the EPS connector coming out the top.
The EPS connector went under the PSU and the 24pin got cable managed best I could. It's really nice that the Corsair SFF PSUs come with sleeved cables (and platinum rating).
The EPS connector went under the PSU and the 24pin got cable managed best I could. It's really nice that the Corsair SFF PSUs come with sleeved cables (and platinum rating).
A single 120mm fanfilter was included with the case. I found some filters for the 80mm slots that SilverStone made at some point on Ebay and I am waiting for them aswell.
A single 120mm fanfilter was included with the case. I found some filters for the 80mm slots that SilverStone made at some point on Ebay and I am waiting for them aswell.
Silverstone really gave some thought to the holes on this case. The multi-use bracket that sits below the sidepanel has holes that line up 100% with the holes on the panel.
Silverstone really gave some thought to the holes on this case. The multi-use bracket that sits below the sidepanel has holes that line up 100% with the holes on the panel.
The build is complete.
The build is complete.
Fanfilters for the 80mm fans.
Fanfilters for the 80mm fans.
Wraith Spire just clears the multibracket thats on top without the plastic cover on it.
Wraith Spire just clears the multibracket thats on top without the plastic cover on it.

Milo the SFF HTPC

This is a build I did for my gfs parents kitchen. I came up with the parts based on what it needed to do; Run flawless media playback on a 4K TV. Took the liberty of building it as small as I could.
The Milo ML05 case is only 7 liters!
Kudos to silverstone for making some uncommon cases with high build quality.

Whole build cost:
7327 SEK which translates to about 693 Euro.
Color(s): Black
RGB Lighting? No
Theme: TV & Movie
Cooling: Air Cooling
Size: Mini-ITX
Type: General Build

Build Updates

Wraith Spire and dustfilters

Hardware

CPU
$ 64.40
AMD - Ryzen 3 (3200G)
Socket: AM4
Cores: 4
Motherboard
$ 291.00
ASRock - Gaming ITX/AC
Chipset: B450
CPU Socket: AM4
Size: Mini-ITX
Memory
$ 239.98
G.Skill - Aegis (3200MHz) (2x)
Type: DDR4
Capacity: 16 GB
Storage
Crucial - P2
Form Factor: M.2
Interface: M.2 (M)
Capacity: 500 GB
PSU
$ 249.79
Corsair - SF450
Wattage: 450
Form Factor: SFX
Efficiency: 80+ Platinum
Case
$ 77.44
SilverStone Technology - ML05
Type: Mini-ITX
Side Panel: Solid
Case Fan
$ 69.90
Noctua - NF-F12 industrialPPC-2000 IP67 PWM (2x)
Size: 120 mm
Case Fan
$ 27.90
Noctua - NF-R8 redux-1800 PWM (2x)
Size: 80 mm
Cooling
$ 59.90
AMD - Wraith Spire
Type: Air Cooler
Mouse
$ 35.99
Logitech - G305
Interface: Wireless
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