Just finally finished my Ncase m1 V6 build, my first SFF build ever. Made lots of mistakes at first but finally managed to find the best arangement for everything!
Asus ROG STRIX z390 i
i9 9900KF
GIGABYTE 2060 Super OC
Corsair SF 600 Gold
NZXT kraken x52
2*Noctua 120mm * 15mm
2*970 EVO PLUS 500GB
2*Corsair DDR4 3200
OK, here are all my specs.
I want to share my personal experience here with those who are also new to this case.
It's best to route the CPU cable behind the motherboard, and route the PCI-e cables under the GPU. This way, it saves a lot of space in the front for AIO.
Secondly, you would really better install the shield for all fans to prevent interference by cables.
Thirdly, soft custom cables really can help a lot here. I tried the stock cables first and found very difficult to squeeze everything into this tiny space and unable to find any room for front panel cables. With custom cables, front panel cables now can find their place.
PS. After completing this, I wonder what if I split all wires on stock cables and make them separated. This way they become easier to bend and rotate. Has anyone tried this approach yet?
Maybe could save the money for custom cables. They are expensive!
Asus ROG STRIX z390 i
i9 9900KF
GIGABYTE 2060 Super OC
Corsair SF 600 Gold
NZXT kraken x52
2*Noctua 120mm * 15mm
2*970 EVO PLUS 500GB
2*Corsair DDR4 3200
OK, here are all my specs.
I want to share my personal experience here with those who are also new to this case.
It's best to route the CPU cable behind the motherboard, and route the PCI-e cables under the GPU. This way, it saves a lot of space in the front for AIO.
Secondly, you would really better install the shield for all fans to prevent interference by cables.
Thirdly, soft custom cables really can help a lot here. I tried the stock cables first and found very difficult to squeeze everything into this tiny space and unable to find any room for front panel cables. With custom cables, front panel cables now can find their place.
PS. After completing this, I wonder what if I split all wires on stock cables and make them separated. This way they become easier to bend and rotate. Has anyone tried this approach yet?
Maybe could save the money for custom cables. They are expensive!
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