OMG ting PC build

[icemaker]

AoA

Guys it's not new PC actually I used my previous micro atx PC parts to build this tiny PC, I only had to buy a itx mother every thing else surprisingly fit into this 13 litter case.

Specs:
I5 4460
8gb ddr3 1800
R9 280x
250 GB Samsung Evo SSD
750W corsair
Hyper Evo 212 cup cooler
Asus mini itx h81 motherboard
2x Coolermaster silk series fans
SkTC Q1 mini itx sexy case

I have to warn you! that stay away from itx PC it's a hugeeeeee headache unless you are ok with it. So many compromises were Made during this PC build such as

1-U can see top of my PC there are USB and audio jack holes present but they are empty this is due to I have long 3 fan gpu which was interfering with usb cables

2- in using non modular PSU hence so many cables I had to cut some unnecessary cables to save some space

3- due to space limitations and psu size, "psu fan was removed" my cpu fan is doing two jobs cooling both cpu and psu.

4- during the process my gpu fan controll blow up It have pathaka sound now I m using too two fans to cool my gpu.

5- my PC can barely breath due to confined space

but end of the day it's worth it the feeling you get of having a tiny PC is indescribable.
I'm very happy with final product

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[icemaker]

I was shock that my temps are almost same as my previous tower PC build, during gaming
Cpu stays in 60s
Gpu 70s



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[mac007]

wow the case looks great.... where did u got it from??

 

[icemaker]

wow the case looks great.... where did u got it from??

I'm in China


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[jack]

Congrats....looks great

 

[opethian]

this case looks lovely but wire management needs some attention
despite this, the temps are great like u said ...
such a case deserves a place on the desk
congrats

 

[NaNoW]

I was shock that my temps are almost same as my previous tower PC build, during gaming
Cpu stays in 60s
Gpu 70s



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is there a reason why you went with a small form factor case

 

[icemaker]

is there a reason why you went with a small form factor case

Well I have been traveling recently first reason, secondly technology getting smaller every day so I always wanted to make a small pc which can sit on my pc table and look sexy.

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[NaNoW]

Well I have been traveling recently first reason, secondly technology getting smaller every day so I always wanted to make a small pc which can sit on my pc table and look sexy.

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Yeah, good enough reason I guess..you will have to keep in mind though that you might have limited your options for future upgrades

 

[icemaker]

Yeah, good enough reason I guess..you will have to keep in mind though that you might have limited your options for future upgrades

My pc is using all full size pc parts part from mother board which is mini itx so I don't think so if there are limitations.

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[icemaker]

UPDATE!!!!

Ok boys, I have updated few parts in my tiny PC to make it better regarding performance and aesthetics . Here they are

1. Small power supply sfx L New PSU 500W gold rated ( old one was too big)

2. Two Noctua NF-S12A PWM airflow fans ( old fans were 3 pin therefore too noisy)

3. New low profile CPU cooler JONSBO HP-625 (old cooler hyper 212 was too big for case)

4- A 4 pin fan was installed back side ( outside ) of the case to make maximum room inside for better air flow

5- Top two fans will intake back fan and PSU will act as exhausts. 2 in 2 out

6- I screwed my GPU fan controller so top fans cool my GPU and their speed is controlled by bios automatically ( in gaming they ramp up and during idle they slow down almost no fan noise)

Here are the pictures of parts and PC:

BONUS !!!!! PRIME 95 stress test ran for 30 min.

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