Ok maybe I wasn't clear enough sorry, I was talking about using the case with an ITX board. If you use an ATX board max thickness is 3.25 slots and strix 4090 is over that.
But with an ITX board, you can fit GPU's up to 4 slots and 160mm tall, and ram or anything on the motherboard doesn't...
Ram slots are higher on the itx board and you need an itx board anyways to fit such a thick gpu. Imho it should fit since it has a recessed power connector
Oh boy, Leadtek still makes GPU's? My first gpu even was leadtek, 6600GT with a shitty little heatsink :D
But this one is few too thick at 68, so no go for use with an ATX board. ITX opens up a lot of possibilities and basically all models should fit, unless I missed something extreme like...
13900k could maybe work with PL1 limited to 125W, it would depend on your application and use case.
It might fit phisically if the GPU is not too tall, but it wouldn't work because it uses C19 socket. 1300W is basically the limit, regardless of the PSU size.
Yeah and there are few other...
Ok this looks crazy haha! I was thinking about a larger version but I still have to figure out the perfect layout. Once you go beyond this very optimized layout you have a few different options and things get a bit messy.
Not really, it is actually completely opposite. Anodizing (unless it is hard) just changes the appearance (color) and/or passivizes the parts (bare aluminum would oxidize and dull over time), it doesn't increase durability and parts are equally prone to scratches as bare parts would be.
Painting...
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