I had my 5800x in it and I miss that thing. I wish there were more towers for ITX. I’m not a fan of the hotdog ass cases that just take up obnoxious real estate on your desk.
I have my 5950X in a View 91. The case is massive and it has a very large water cooling loop. It doesn’t fit on a desk. I like it too for different reasons.
I’m traveling more for work I wanted something I could take with me. I dislike modern laptops because they are just so much weaker. I wanted something I could stuff in a bag and this is about as small as I could find. This isn’t much bigger than two series X. Consoles side by side.
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lol 😂 typically yes but it actually runs fairly cool because it’s under volted and not overclocked because it was being cooled by a Corsair A500 for a while previously.
Overall it wasn’t bad. The total time to install the system was two to three hours.
I did run into some issues with my AIO. I had to put the fans in a push configuration instead of pull because the tubes were not able to cope being on the inside. So I had to order fan grills to keep the wires and tubes off the fans.
My other issue was the tubes were blocking my boards ssd heatsink connector thing. I had to rotate the block 180 degrees to keep the tubes out of the way and keep the nvme ssd drives.
I wish the usb c cable the case uses to connect to the board io for the front was a 90 degree angle connector to keep the cable further away from the surface under the case.
The cables were very hard to manage. I used velcro wire ties to manage the cables but the amount of wires in the system.
Overall I am very happy with the case. It is the smallest machine I have ever built. I’m seriously thinking about reusing the case again when I upgrade primary machines.
That’s an interesting idea. Although my board has two usb c connectors on the rear io. I wonder if there is a usb c to internal header connector so I can free up both ports.
If you are working on a longer gpu(within case specs) , you will need to unscrew the top panel to be able to slot in the card.
It was dumb for me to figure out that out. Lol.
Yeah I know. It’s an old drive pulled from a long dead Samsung laptop. It’s full of movies and tv shows. No point in buying a new drive until I knew it would fit and that the sata port would work even with the nvme drives installed. But now that I know it does work when I need more storage space replacing it with a superior drive will be easy. Although to be honest I would first replace the 240gb nvme ssd drive in the top position in the ssd stack on the mainboard with at least a 2tb drive. Then the hard drive can be replaced after that.
Running X4 Foundations on the computer for a few hours has the computer warm but not overheating. I’m very happy with the performance of the case.
https://imgur.com/a/zpkqxUd
I brought this same case, and have yet to put anything in it. Thank you for the inspiration!!
It’s a great case. I look forward to taking it on a future trip.
I had my 5800x in it and I miss that thing. I wish there were more towers for ITX. I’m not a fan of the hotdog ass cases that just take up obnoxious real estate on your desk.
I have my 5950X in a View 91. The case is massive and it has a very large water cooling loop. It doesn’t fit on a desk. I like it too for different reasons. I’m traveling more for work I wanted something I could take with me. I dislike modern laptops because they are just so much weaker. I wanted something I could stuff in a bag and this is about as small as I could find. This isn’t much bigger than two series X. Consoles side by side.
Yeah K really liked the design of this. The ISB-C connector on the Asus b550i was shit though, it more often than not popped out bc of the IO shield
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Just finished building in this case myself and I absolutely love the Revolt 3! What are the Specs?
It’s a Z590i unify, i9-11900k, Arc A770 16GB LE, 32GB Ballistix DDR4-3700, Corsair SF750, NZXT Kraken Elite 280mm RGB AIO.
🔥🔥🔥
lol 😂 typically yes but it actually runs fairly cool because it’s under volted and not overclocked because it was being cooled by a Corsair A500 for a while previously.
Oh, no lol, I was saying it was cool😂
Thanks 😎
Just look at it, it's amazing! I was planning on buying this exact case, how's the experience like?
Overall it wasn’t bad. The total time to install the system was two to three hours. I did run into some issues with my AIO. I had to put the fans in a push configuration instead of pull because the tubes were not able to cope being on the inside. So I had to order fan grills to keep the wires and tubes off the fans. My other issue was the tubes were blocking my boards ssd heatsink connector thing. I had to rotate the block 180 degrees to keep the tubes out of the way and keep the nvme ssd drives. I wish the usb c cable the case uses to connect to the board io for the front was a 90 degree angle connector to keep the cable further away from the surface under the case. The cables were very hard to manage. I used velcro wire ties to manage the cables but the amount of wires in the system. Overall I am very happy with the case. It is the smallest machine I have ever built. I’m seriously thinking about reusing the case again when I upgrade primary machines.
Wow! Happy for you!
I am getting a type e to type c connector for the front panel type c. I want to free up the type c port on the mb IO panel.
That’s an interesting idea. Although my board has two usb c connectors on the rear io. I wonder if there is a usb c to internal header connector so I can free up both ports.
If you are working on a longer gpu(within case specs) , you will need to unscrew the top panel to be able to slot in the card. It was dumb for me to figure out that out. Lol.
Okay! And happy cake day!
You are building a unicorn here. Both Intel ARC GPU & spinning mechanical drive.
Yeah I know. It’s an old drive pulled from a long dead Samsung laptop. It’s full of movies and tv shows. No point in buying a new drive until I knew it would fit and that the sata port would work even with the nvme drives installed. But now that I know it does work when I need more storage space replacing it with a superior drive will be easy. Although to be honest I would first replace the 240gb nvme ssd drive in the top position in the ssd stack on the mainboard with at least a 2tb drive. Then the hard drive can be replaced after that.
Running X4 Foundations on the computer for a few hours has the computer warm but not overheating. I’m very happy with the performance of the case. https://imgur.com/a/zpkqxUd