https://wccftech.com/intel-lga-1851-socket-new-rl-ilm-loading-mechanism-better-thermals-cooler-compatibility/
I'd still go with a contact frame, whatever they say !!!
Cheeky little build for a pal whose kid will be going to university this year.
Got the motherboard via Superbuy, took 10 days to get it to the UK.
Just swapped out the wi-fi module for an Intel be200 for a bit of longevity.
I'd love to see this form factor adopted by the industry, it's brilliant !!!
https://videocardz.com/newz/asrock-deskmate-x600-features-desktop-am5-socket-supports-pcie-extensions-cables-enabling-full-bandwidth-for-egpus
Riser cutout on the X600 DeskMate case for an eGPU solution.
I'm sure some of you have seen this before.
For those that haven't, this little monster is pretty awesome !!!
Product page: https://www.maxsun.com/products/h770-ytx
https://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-700m-rdna-3-igpus-fluid-motion-frames-support-fps-boost-laptop-handheld-gamers/
Maybe another reason to consider an 8000G, who knows.
If you just want to burn cash, that's your business hehe.
It's still pretty bad though and being murdered by Meteor Lake iGPU. I'm not sure what 6000mhz ram would do to bridge that gap.
AMD have sat around too long with this, Intel hot on their heels.
780m isn't much better than 680m to be fair.
Yes you got extra FSR and AV1 but the perf just isnt...
The point is that it fits :)
Shame about that front IO pcb blocking the front panel, or I'd swap round the PSU and 2.5" drive caddy, thermal tape the GaN 250w to the front panel. It will dissipate more heat that way.
Plenty of room for a deshroud under the 4060 LP as well.
Thanks for the pic !!!
That's interesting, can you show us a photo of it sat in there?
From all the product pages I've seen, it looked like it would clash with the tail end of the Gigabyte 4060 LP.
The major reason people looking at the Gigabyte 4060 LP are turned off by this case is that the Gan 250w won't fit in there.
There's a lot of FOMO for builds with this, and the enthusiasts are looking exclusively at using the GaN 250w in their builds.
Now if you are happy with a Flex psu, the...
I saw this yesterday on the Reddit SFF. Pity it has no Sata ports, 2 would have been nice. Otherwise it's a great product.
Why they don't do the same thing with a Phoenix based product is beyond me. There's big demand for that. Dragon Range probably has plentiful supply over Phoenix.
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