Recent content by m3lezZ

Hey everyone, I recently watched a friend’s YouTube build log, and I was seriously impressed by the quality of their ITX gaming setup. They put together a high-performance AMD system in the new NCASE M2 Grater, and I wanted to share it here for anyone interested in small form factor (SFF)...

My Friend got questions for a full build video, he right now released it. I guess he's the first on youtube with a build in the M1Evo:

I found this video recently from a friend of me, got his evo last week:

Hello great community, long time no see, unfortunately, I was so busy at work that builds and articles had to take a back seat. In between the long workdays, I always found some time in the evening to play a few rounds in Warzone 2 with the guys. Sadly the noice level of the system (Antoher Dual...

Thank you very much for your detailed insight :-)

Looking forward to updates on your project :-)

For cables: https://www.moddiy.com/products/Professional-Tailor-Made-CoolerMaster-Custom-Sleeved-Modular-Cable-Kit.html I also ordered for my corsair customs cables 3x 8Pin to 600W for my 4090W as silicon and super flexible, can just recommend this. Makes cable-mgmt much easier even for the...

Currently the temps are not as good as I expected with two radiators, I guess it's just to less for a 5900X and 6900XT. I will move my components in the next weeks in the ncase m1 and switch from 6900XT to 4090 for space reasons. I'll keep you updated.

Thanks for the hint, did see this. I will fix this.

I tried, but then the cables for 4+4 CPU does not fit. They are precisely tailored for this structure.

After a few days and warzone sessions with the guys, the temperatures and volume of the build were too high for me and I decided to make more changes and started planning adjustments and testing small things. In the first step, I turned the fans on the side from intake to outtake to get the...

Hello to the round and Merry Christmas, I hope you all have a few nice days. Here again something from me, I moved my hardware from the Dan H2O in the FormD T1 and installed a dual radiator. Unfortunately, the v2 does not quite work with the space and the mount, so it was a lot of tinkering...

General After a few months of housing my hardware in the SSUPD Meshlicious and having integrated a quite powerful custom loop, it was time for something new. Since the SSF case market is currently relatively stagnant in terms of new cases, my choice fell on the DAN H2O. Because the case can...