Guts Thread: Micro-ATX Edition
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>>54517933
>Micro-ATX Edition
first it was server guts now this, fuck you guys i'm just not posting my guts today i guess
>>54518005
The edition has nothing to do with the actual thread
It's just a traditional thing to slap stupid names onto your threads
Just dusted everything out today.
>>54517933
>>54519674
Cute/10
This is now a 2500k thread
>micro atx
Ok
yay blue
(inb4 "coil" nonsense)
>>54519949
that is a schmexy. cute lil fucker right there
>>54520000
obsolete
>>54517933
>>>/f/3079663
>>54520014
everything is eventually
planning on gettin one of them there 1080s (or maybe a couple 980Tis when they drop in price)
>>54520014
I hate these tacky plastic things that do nothing
>INB4 hurr LinusTechTips
>They're LTT editions of Noctua NF-F12's
Is there a mATX case that can support either a 360mm radiator or two 240/280mm radiators?
Also, does anyone have a general idea of how much my temperatures would rise if I got a slimmer radiator? (Current using an EK PE 240, 240mm x 38mm. Wondering how an EK SE 240, 240mm x 26mm, would perform.)
I'll be there soon niggas
getting new everything except GPU
>>54520121
>willingly putting ltt stickers on your stuff
>actually allogning the fans when idle to say ltt
Ayy great taste! Get a Ltt hoodie while your at it
>>54520211
The stickers that are pre-applied when you buy them are bright fucking orange. He put on the black stickers to cover those up.
>>54520235
>>54520211
Yes, I put the stickers on them. They're also stickers included with the fans... To take away the orange appearance, or place on the front of the fan. If I ever reverse the fans, no one would even know they're LTT editions.
>>54520380
>485w PSU
>only 385w on the 12v rail
>there are two 12v rails
Well that needs an upgrade Jesus Christ.
>>54520452
Yea that will be the next thing to get replaced
oversized ITX edition
>>54519674
looking great as ever
>>54519939
cool cable twirling
>>54520000
Okay I actually really dig the coiling. What about that M.2? Mine was running incredibly warm so I threw some heatsinks on it.
>>54520121
Great case, great loop, 9/10
>>54520526
You know, if they made that case with full, silver aluminum and a tempered glass side panel like they do for an ATX version, It'd probably have bought or switched to the Evolv ITX.
>>54520581
I had the ATX variant for a while, but the size was just too cumbersome, so I switched over to ITX.
>>54520526
CPU Cooler?
>>54520380
Obviously your on a budget, but you seriously need a new power supply. Consider looking for something with a built in 80+ rated power supply.
>>54520674
Corsair H80i GT.
>>54520000
check them fucking quads
>>54520526
Speccy always shows the M.2 with a ridiculously high temp, but when I look at it with my thermal imaging device it's not much more warm than anything else in the case. I assume it's an issue with the temp sensor or Speccy not liking the device.
>>54520121
>Also, does anyone have a general idea of how much my temperatures would rise if I got a slimmer radiator? (Current using an EK PE 240, 240mm x 38mm. Wondering how an EK SE 240, 240mm x 26mm, would perform.)
Assuming similar fin densities, probably a negligible amount. The number of fans makes a larger difference than anything else, with second place going to fin count (whether through 120mm vs 140mm or though higher FPI), and thickness taking third place.
>>54520526
You rang?
>tfw nobody likes the manta
Will I shitpost today?
Short answer: yes.
>>54522360
I really wanted one until I realized how big it was and I would essentially be getting ITX features in MATX size, I will probably just stick with full size and get an H440 for my next build
>>54522634
Yea, with the curved panels its a little wider than my old silverstone TJ-08E from my last build but about the same footprint otherwise
![IMG_1332[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/qZKW0ib.jpg "IMG 1332[1]")