Recent content by JayJPRO

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Ended up putting a 120mm fan on top of the 1060 and it stays plenty cool. After working in this small of a case I'm ready to sell it haha

I was hoping to 3d print one but don’t currently have access to one, I could probably custom fab up something out of metal. I’ll post more pics tomorrow as I’m getting the rest of the parts.

The backplate is off my gpu right now but that’s how it would be screwed in, one through the hole I bent on the psu mount and one in the other. I’m going custom backplate route though. And the flex cable I used is a 20cm right angle from amazon called ezdiy or something like that.

Even fit HDPlex 300w ac to dc under it, but I took that out and the gpu apart to figure out cooling

Parts list -Asrock z370m-itx -i5-8400 -Noctua nh-65 (I don't know exact name) -Corsair Vengeance DDR4 2666 - Hdplex 400w dc-atx - Hdplex 300w internal power supply - EVGA 1060 SC - Silverstone ml06 Now the only issue I'm having is that the 1060 is getting very hot and loud, I don't know what to...

I don't really either haha I was hoping someone has tried it so I can gauge how difficult it is.

Just by looking at pics it seemed like you could remove the storage bays and use a flex riser to mount it to where the PSU would go, might need a little modding maybe. And there still seems like there would be enough room to go brickless

I'm pretty new to the forums, but I've owned an Ncase for over a year. Looking for my next case, and wasn't sure if I want to bite the bullet and get an S4M. I was wondering why more people don't use the Silverstone ml05b case as it's 50$ on Amazon, and is only around 35mm higher. Does anyone...

Is there anyway you could post an STL file of this case to use programs like AutoDesk, I'm a student and that's what my school uses for 3D modeling. If not is there a way to convert it? Thank you!