/sffg/ - Small Form Factor PCs

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i5 6600k
Z270i Strix
950 Pro
16 Gb 3200 MHz
GTX 1070
Noctua D9l
Thermaltake Core v1

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>>60056220
don't get the 250D

>>60056856
whats wrong with it?

>>60057573
it's a pain the ass to work in. changing the thermal paste requires you to remove the motherboard and therefore everything plugged into it and the HDD/SSD cage is a fucking nightmare. it looks good but that's it.

>>60057728
what height cooler do you think you could fit. It looks better than my thermaltake core v1, but i want to keep my noctua d9l

>>60057728
that sounds like all sff cases desu

you have to disassemble everything for most work, but once built you shouldn't need to fuck around in there

>>60057870
i think the max height for cpu cooler is ~140mm so it does limit vertical coolers, but you can throw in a nice horizontal cooler with no issue. i have the l9i since i don't plan on overclocking for the foreseeable future.

>>60057991
yeah, i only tear it down every other year

>>60056220
Holy shit it's cold in your home/office. Have you delidded your CPU to replace the garbage intel mush? Why would you overclock?
>>60056718
Don't take ultra high res pics if they're just gonna be blurry as fuck.

>>60058233
>>>/p/

I can't wait to upgrade to m.2 so I never have to bother with sata cables again. Is it even worth upgrading to NVME drives if all I really do is watch movies, play games & surf the web?

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i7 6700
GTX the 1080
Cute little nvme drive
An ssd and a couple hard disk
64 GB RAM

Alienware aurora r5
Pretty small due to the clever design

>>60059446
no, just get WD greens or w/e. NVME isn't much faster than SSD from what I can tell, and i'm using mine to open 1.5 Gb image files

>>60059521
>18" x 14" x 8"
thats pretty huge. Corsair One is a better example of SFF