Ok, i went a little bezerk with a build
TheLostSwede
Trondheim, Norway Icrontian
I got a couple of the small Aspires and decided to cramp as much as i possibly could into it. I found an Asus OEM S939 m-atx board, NF4, that works pretty well. No bios options at all though, but thats where the A64 tweaker comes in.
Look at the crooked mainboard and the slightly bended case
I literally pull apart the case when i slided in the mainboard tray with the XP-120 mounted. Then i had to slide the fan on top of the heatsink from the inside of the case. I even needed my wife to help me as it was soooooo tight.
The silencer was a tight fit too to get in there on the x800 xt pe.
Also note that i replaced the psu that came with the case..it's now a full sized Powerstream 600 in there instead.
Look at the crooked mainboard and the slightly bended case
I literally pull apart the case when i slided in the mainboard tray with the XP-120 mounted. Then i had to slide the fan on top of the heatsink from the inside of the case. I even needed my wife to help me as it was soooooo tight.
The silencer was a tight fit too to get in there on the x800 xt pe.
Also note that i replaced the psu that came with the case..it's now a full sized Powerstream 600 in there instead.
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Got a shot from a little further out?
Any excuse to tinker, toy and defy those who say it cannot be done
And you managed to get a XP-120 in there
Ehhhhh....Crosshair?
Bad joke I guess.
anyway nice build Mack, glad to see someone can cram an xp-120 into that little case.
this is something of what mine looks like:
I'm surprised you got space for anything else in there. Does that chip ever get hot?
Highest I've seen it (peak) is 42 /43 celcius.
But that's probably 'high' for my xp-120 considering I have an average 120mm fan on it.
If I had a vantec and better airflow I'm sure it would never go above 40 celcius.