m1 build

Hello, all! I'm going off to college soon and plan on building a PC in the NCase M1 to bring with me. The system will have something along the lines of: Ryzen 7 3700x (once it comes out) GeForce RTX 2070 (or comparable AMD card if one comes out soon, exact spec not decided yet, probably EVGA...

Update 2019-05-15 Went to the Dancase A4-SFX to see if I can tame the 9900k with a Black Ridge. Short answer is yes... but giving up so much of the amazing potential of the 9900K. ( link here) Update 2019-04-04 Shifted my build to the SM550 for a week (link here), before moving it all to a...

Greetings, I've now completed my build and while working on it I was writing the build log on a dedicated page on my website. Have a look if the M1 is the case you plan to get. My signature will tell you more about components but first I need to qualify to edit a signature! Should be fine in a...

Hi Everyone, This is my first time posting here, as i've just joined the SFF family (currently in the market for building a SFF PC). I've had some experience building PC's in the past, but i've never attempted a SFF PC before and would like people's opinions on the parts i'm using and whether...

Case Study: Air Cooling Inside an NCASE M1 After posting a picture of my new M1 build on Reddit I immediately got feedback on my CPU cooler orientation and my case fan placement. I totally expected this, but the passion and logic behind a lot of the comments inspired me to do some digging...

Hey everyone, I thought I would share my brand new build with you guys and gals! As the title says, I decided to stuff a 1080Ti in the NCASE M1. Everything so far is working amazing and I'm really happy with the build. I apologize, but I'm a noob when it comes to this forum stuff so I was not...

Good afternoon all, I just ordered the NCASE M1 V5 and I can't wait to my very first SFF build. I feel like I've got a pretty good handle on what I want to do, but was looking for some feedback on an idea I had for cooling options. I've been leaning towards using a 240mm AIO for the CPU, but...