itx case from taobao
delta 400w flex 80gold
ryzen 3600
msi b450i gaming plus
gigabyte 1070 mini
adata xpg 3200mhz 2x8gb
kingston m.2 240

here you go:
https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=581805409959
They recently launched a few new cases and damn they looked good.

yup for the metalfish S3, so amd stock coolers wont be able to fit. need to get aftermarket ones.

idles at 39 and 47c spikes with an ambient 25 to 27c, synthetic loads at 80c at 80% fan. idles is not satisfactory due to 3rd gen bios problems i suppose. it keeps boosting up.

hmm i bought the delta one which is not from them and mine’s pretty quiet. but i had thought of getting the fan swapped to a noctua... but the temps are ok so i did not bother in the end haha.
the casing fan on top can be swapped to anything that is a slim 80mmx15mm. ive changed mine to a high airflow fan. in fact.. cuz i put in a pretty hot gtx1070, i have DIY a custom bracket to fit 2 fans on top

on the gpu side. there should be a U shaped bracket. unless they’ve changed their design. you should be able to see the screws

inwin chopin case with ryzen apu on an itx board?

where do you find that all black A9x14 PWM?

wow thanks! :bow:

I never knew shoppee has stock for that because i gave up on sourcing locally long ago and only look at amazon and i highly recommend Taobao lolol.

For the flex PSU, taobao has alot actually. Those Delta 400-500w 80plus gold/platinum are pretty good buys.. using one myself. There are some shops who rewired them to make it into modular too.

Now im hunting for a RTX2070/RTX2060 super ITX size which seems out of stock everywhere even on amazon :/

Ah.. im actually in SG which is covered by amazon's shipping. But i guess you can get a close friend in SG to do this favor. For tax, i think it works the same. upon delivering the goods like DHL you will be invoiced and have to pay before collecting.

damn... metalfish just came out with a S3 mini plus that supports standard sfx psu

Another taobao find. Happy Watercooling box L
still waiting for some parts to arrive to do a fully proper cable management.

took the A variant because B variant the SSD will be mounted on the outside of the casing. pointless to get 3 slots as most 3 slot cards are too wide to fit in this case also.


used alot of second hand parts in this build. so it cost roughly 5K

ryzen 3600
msi b450i
RTX2080
adata xpg 3200mhz DDR4 16GB
sfx600 gold
kingston sata m.2 240GB
crucial Bx500 1TB

masterliquid 120 lite (surprisingly performing very well) *replaced the stock CM with nidec gentle typhoons 2150RPM.

prime95 smallest FFT @75C without throttling on all core 4ghz. aida will see 65C
RTX2080 undervolted to 810mV = 1830mhz with temp capped at 70C



However... I wouldnt recommend this case. despite the layout and design is good, the workmanship is terrible

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Jun 12 2020, 07:51 PM

you have to always spec out first for SFF builds because you have to make sure everything fits cuz of the size constraint and wont choke themselves out in heat. unlike normal builds, you decide on the casing first. And component dimensions and space clearance became the next most important thing which will be different between each models.. so you need to check for availability too. All of these combined made SFF builds not cheap.

compared to many others, yeah the h1 is huge.

Here’s a junkyard style mod for fitting a asus 1080strix cooler onto a zotac 2080 fe style into a itx casing with almost zero space left :lol:

the heatsink in only held by the mounting holes around the gpu.

the backplate is directly bolted on to the pcb with nuts and bolts, insulated with plastic washers

what case are you using? never tried the jonsbo but my 3600 stock was kept under 90C on prime95 smallest fft (i believe it’s much hotter than cinebench) on the noctua L9am4 version (slightly more fins than the i) managed to maintain 3.8ghz throughout 30 mins in a metalfish S3 with arctic mx4.

it stayed 75C highest during gaming (i usually play sim racing and F1 which uses significant cpu)

Ahhh, looks like more of an air choke to me. Try removing the side panels and see if the temps improve? if yes, then you might start go look for mesh panels to go cut it to size as DIY panels which i did before