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Unfortunate, they wen't OOS so fast. Been looking forward to this case since I bought the original P-ATX over a year ago. Hopefully, more batches will come soon.

Unfortunate, they wen't OOS so fast. Been looking forward to this case since I bought the original P-ATX over a year ago. Hopefully, more batches will come soon.

But then you can just go with the standard P-ATX like I have? Full sized ATX motherboard support, SFX power supply. With the new 3000 series GPUs, most aren't dual slot cards. You need at least 2.2-3 slots for each GPU along with a beefy PSU. There are definitely SFX power supplies as good as...

Because full sized ATX power supplies are quieter, cheaper, easier to get ahold of. Just like full sized ATX motherboards are better quality, more features, while being cheaper than their ITX counterparts. When I say it takes it to the next level, I mean next level of compatibility. I need a new...

Would a Corsair RM850x fit inside this case? Also, any idea on production time? Bought your P-ATX around Feb last year, it's been great. But this can really take things to the next level.

Yeah, whenever production starts for that I'll be keeping a close eye and will probably purchase one. But for now this will work very well as an open air style console . I'm planning to put a b550 matx motherboard inside in about a weeks time (good thing there's a few with the raised PCI slot)...

After many modifications, I've managed to fit a triple fan RX 5700 XT + 240mm AiO into this case. The end part of the GPU sits behind the AiO and behind that is a Noctua 25mm slim fan that exhausts air from the GPU + AiO.

1: I'm running a flat 8 pin cable for the CPU underneath the motherboard with no problems. Basically if it can fit between the motherboard and the standoffs then it will work. Nothing thicker than that. 5: I'm not using the included stand, but it doesn't stand on it's own without it. This is...

I noticed problems with not being able to screw in the GPU properly but this came down to the standoffs being a little too high. I sanded them down probably 2mm and after that the GPU fit perfectly.

Sent an email, this riser definitely looks a lot more promising the way it's put together.

I've also seen R5 3600 reviews that put it at less power draw than the 9600k, so in reality it does seem the 9600k uses more power than a R5 3600 checking multiple different sources. This image falls in line with my every day testing of usage with PBO disabled hovering 64-66w on the R5 3600...

Those are without DLSS, which usually increases performance 20-30%. And he did say he is using it. The FPS might be spot on, but the temps definitely aren't, the best air cooled 2080 super on the market will hit at least 68C, while he's hitting 55C on MSIs budget cooler card the Ventus.

My R5 3600 reads as drawing 64-66w during gaming and 80-90w during CPU stress tests. Even so getting 40C on a 9600k is more or less idle temps, you can't get those kind of temps under load without a full custom loop. Which leads me to believe either the monitoring program he's using is wrong...

Are you sure you're reading those temps correct? I've tested my C7g on my old R5 3600 and I get temp spikes as high as 71C. Although Zen 2 does use a lot more voltage than a 9600k, but that's still a 95w part vs a 65w. I assume you have sync on which is severely limiting your hardware from...