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would go with the LianLi A3. really good case at almost the same price

yes it will beat your 8700G but diy SFF is far from dead. M.2 to pcie x16 is very easy

my guess is that this was only an oversight in CAD and not on purpose. But you're right, I would flip it to blow upwards

my thoughts: just get the 7900X and limit the power (even though you don't need to with that cooler and PSU) 750W is plenty for the system. Corsair SF PSUs are the best (quitest) atm. not all chips can run 6400 in 1:1:1. so you might need to drop that to 6000 or 6200 and try tighter timings.

The x300 only acceps APUs. The x600 also runs normal Ryzen CPUs (incl. X3D) as they have iGPUs as standard

Pretty much everything you need to know: https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/baocase-mini-2-77l-7800x3d-4060ti-internal-psu-with-x600-stx-12v-input-mod.19671/

Just some quick thoughts: The L9x65 performs poorly for its size. Thermalright is the safest bet with air coolers atm. In most setups all exhaust and having the cpu cooler + GPU pulling in their own fresh air is the best approach (ducts help) Samsung SSDs are not worth it imo. Crucial and WD...

with such a tight budget it's almost always better to buy used rather than new, at least when it comes to price/performance

No reason for them to make it modular if you can't upgrade anyway. We will see those chips in the typical 4x4" or Nuc form factor and perhaps a Minisforum mini ITX board. I guess some of them will have sodimm others soldered ram. But you can still take these mini PCs and salvage the board for...

nice build! has similarities with the NFC 4TF and Lazer3d cases. I'm a bit worried about the Pla combined with the heat output

After some quick research the largest size any airline will allow is 50x35x20cm and max. 7kg. Do you just want to bring it on the plane or actually use it? there are some cases that would fit those requirements, if not many. You'll probably have the most difficulties with the weight. For...

I'm working on a somewhat similar build. Same layout but open frame 5090FE and 9800X3D. Will post it once finished

those sub 1L mini PCs aren't meant to be a NAS so they mostly switched to ssds which can be a lot smaller (eg something like 2230). Though there are small NAS systems out there, for example aliExpress

Yes, they can draw a lot more power if the temperatures allow it. But the Deskmini caps the power quite a bit (~90W max).

Okay I'll just leave a few thoughts after reading all of that. 1. SATA 2,5" SSDs are partly EOL already or soon to be, not sure about the harddrive side 2. At this time we have no confirmation of strix halo coming to desktop/as socketable CPUs. 3. I'm pretty sure there are APU cases in that...

Great work! What type of solder did you use for the copper heatsink mod?

I still think you should backup your data and do a fresh windows installation

just to know if the Ram is actually the issue try only running 1 stick, no xmp and do a stress test

pretty much all current ryzen can do 6000 in 1:1. If RAM is okay it might be just a bad windows install. Have you installed the latest chipset drivers etc?

Very good. And how does the system behave in terms of responsiveness and performance?