#Connoiseurs of 3d printed cases

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brittle inlet
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Mine^ 🙂

paper yew
brittle inlet
# paper yew damn, thats 1 very small case ngl. How does it perform I am curious

Well because my monitor is a 1600x900 native display (but with 75hz and freesync) it doesnt take much to push the pixels. So the 12100F and RX 6400 are just perfect. I set a driver imposed frame cap of 74fps to keep everything within the freesync range... and I am easily able to keep it pegged at 74fps in most games (except for a couple like Cyberpunk which is more like 60fps)

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I am very happy with it 🙂

paper yew
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awesome

brittle inlet
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buttery smooth and snappy! Neatest budget rig ive ever built

paper yew
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have fun with your build

brittle inlet
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thanks dude!

paper yew
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I wonder if someone made a laptop with desktop components

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seeing as how compact you were able to make your build

brittle inlet
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totally doable with the right design... this system, the GPU only pulls 45w and with my CPU undervolted (which increased performance) it only pulls 43w... total system draw is like ~100w

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at max load

paper yew
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that not a lot at all

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some cpu's pull that much on their own

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with some dedication it definitly possible to make a desktop a "Laptop" just needs a lot of planning

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I will shut up now and let you enjoy your build :D

paper yew
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@eager nebula have you tought about a build like this

eager nebula
paper yew
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3D printed case

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Shouldnt be that much bigger then a Pie

eager nebula
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Oh you you could totally make that work, cool project @brittle inlet

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You dont have to worry about warping etc, and if worse comes to worse just 3d print it again

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You save some bucks by not buying a SFF case, and can make it however you want