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[Pagusas]

i'd be really concerned about heat tbh especially in an itx case. if you have the $ for a 3090 can you upgrade the case? or do you need that form factor

My case is custom modified, the airflow in it is incredible. Its a Lian Li 05s with a AIO water loop at the top, and modfied buttom plate with 3 80mm fans feeding the GPU fresh airflow, and a modified backplate with a 180mm fan on the back pulling extra air in to cool the M2 and provide fresh air for the AIO 120mm fans to pull from. I spend a lot of time on it, my MSI 1080ti, voltage at max the software will allow, only ever hits 75 under hours of full load. I love the case (after I machine shopped it to be better with airflor)

 

[waylo]

Does that image go 90, 80, 70?

 

[OnThePathToWisdom]

So is the last one the 3070 or the 3060? I expected the 3070 to be identical in size to the 3080 so I assume it's the 3060 I'm seeing?

It's the 3070, there's been no announcement or leaks of the 3060 yet.

 

[TheContact]

My case is custom modified, the airflow in it is incredible. Its a Lian Li 05s with a AIO water loop at the top, and modfied buttom plate with 3 80mm fans feeding the GPU fresh airflow, and a modified backplate with a 180mm fan on the back pulling extra air in to cool the M2 and provide fresh air for the AIO 120mm fans to pull from. I spend a lot of time on it, my MSI 1080ti, voltage at max the software will allow, only ever hits 75 under hours of full load. I love the case (after I machine shopped it to be better with airflor)

definitely sounds like you got the cooling figured out so the 100w extra TDP shouldn't be a big deal. i'm curious to see if non reference cards are able to reduce the length as well

 

[pullcounter]

The youtube video on the previous page with the massive computer case is the Caselabs TX10. Caselabs was a company in California that built highly modular computer cases for people looking to run high end hardware coupled with watercooling. I owned a Caselabs M8 for about 7 years until I sold it.



Caselabs is no longer in business.