Corsair 280X Micro ATX Build & Review with the RTX 3090 FE

[@MrPhante]

I legit just managed to land a 3090 FE recently and have this case, so this was very informative for me. Big sub for sure, thanks!

[@WayneWebbFilms]

My pleasure, just remember you'll need to remove the bottom front fan :)

[@monoXIV]

I didn’t know you could fit a 3090 into this holy crap!

[@jorgevelez1809]

I added taller black legs to get better air flow for the bottom my X2 240 fans. I also added black washers for the top glass to help with the air flow. I'm looking for different screws so I can have a gap on the side glass panel. I cant wait to up grade my pc, thanks for showing me a 3090 can fit in there.

[@kmlobd]

Where do you find these taller legs??

[@WayneWebbFilms]

They are probably 3d printed. You could more than likely find a solution with a visit to a DIY store or Amazon

[@jorgevelez1809]

you can get standoff screws so u can put the glass back on

[@WayneWebbFilms]

The screws come out as well as the rubber washer/standoffs (or whatever you want to call them). The only exception is the front where the whole panel comes off which is held in place with clips. Hope this answers your question.

[@genx156]

I have this case also 👍 My glass stays on though - my rubber grommets stayed in the case holes 😁 I raised it with some small feet on the bottom & raised the top glass panel with some spacers for better airflow - works perfectly 👍

[@johnerbudman123]

Where did you get the spacers and feet please 😁

[@BTCC143Collector]

Where did you get the rubber risers?

[@AG-bp3ll]

If you can get bottom fans in and get this thing a couple of inches off the desk it has very good temps. I used a metal stand to raise it up. The stand is empty in the middle so plenty of air can pass through. The front fans are way too blocked to provide good airflow. Taking the top tempered glass off helps temps as well as it blocks the radiator exhaust out the top. I love this case. It looks beautiful on the desk and that second chamber makes it very easy to build in and cable manage. If you use a 280mm top radiator be warned that cables can get tight at the top of the motherboard. I managed, but it took some planning.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Thus far I am happy with temps so not needing to do anything radical with the case. That said it's winter and I'm sure the summer would bring its headaches. I am thinking about a 280mm and I can imagine the issues, probably the same as trying to put 140mm fans in the bottom and the cables getting in the way!

[@HenryGhost]

What a beautiful build! you really are a lucky guy! Amazing job and video!

[@JacobBanman]

Something you could do for the side glass panel is remove the threaded portion of the thumb screws with a saw, weld them to the case itself then either weld a small nut to the back of the the screw head (where the threads used to be or hollow out the back of the thumb screw to countersink the nut maybe) that way you would essentially have pegs to keep the glass in place when you remove the thumbscrew heads and the glass would sit there till you slide it off the pegs.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Sound like a lot of work ;)

[@JacobBanman]

@@WayneWebbFilms haha maybe. I suspect it wouldn't take more than 5-10 minutes.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

You used the word 'weld', sounds time consuming :) oh and I don't have a welder which I suspect would be the same for a lot of people. Thanks for the suggestion though

[@bricefv]

I'm thinking of getting this case do you think I can put 2 fans on the bottom. I have a EVGA gtx 1070 sc

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Hi, you can definitely fit that card in this case. Mine is a 3 slot card, also has 2x120mm fans in the bottom and still has plenty of room. Great case :)

[@jamieholmes4391]

Depends on your motherboard. When I had an itx mobo in there it was no problem. With most mATX motherboards the front panel connectors at the bottom are in the way. You can get 1 fan in the bottom unless you remove the USB or bend it close to breaking.

[@BM-wf8jj]

Were you able to fit the glass side panel back on? I notice that you have it off atvthe end of the review.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Glass was off just for the recording, reflections and all that. No issues at all with putting the panel on

[@FedericoFilaVaudana]

Do you think a 4090 founders will fit inside Corsair 280x? 😅

[@WayneWebbFilms]

The 4090 is slightly smaller so you should be fine

[@FedericoFilaVaudana]

@@WayneWebbFilms do you think customs 4090 will fit in? I measured without front fans and it is 350mm. There are some customs 324mm...so I think that 2 slim fans on the front will solve the problem. What you think?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Think you'll be fine. For me, it's more important having fans underneath than one at the front

[@FedericoFilaVaudana]

@@WayneWebbFilms xlr8 is 331. I'm afraid won't fit....

[@FedericoFilaVaudana]

@@WayneWebbFilms do you know without fan how much left space you had?

[@IzmaelPachecoCR]

@WebbTech what about the air flow and the temps with this setup? I'm interested since I've got almost the same rig. Strix Z490G, Noctua NH-D15 with an i9 10900K and MSI Trio RTX3090. But don't have the case & PSU yet. Thanks and greetings from Costa Rica.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

I thought that airflow was really good but you need to utilize the bottom fans to get the most out of it. Temps on the 3090fe was about 62-63 degrees I believe and CPU was 50 odd, cannot remember the exact figures... ambient temps were about 20-21 degrees, I assume Costa Rica has a warmer climate! All depends on your choice of fans, what speed you run then at and what you GPU fan curve is etc. This is my favourite Matx case of all time, absolutely brilliant.

[@sonarfreq]

Can you fit two GPUs in this case, as it shows just such an arrangement on the Corsair web site, but I could only fit one in as the second had no alignment with the slots at the back in the case itself! Does it depend on what motherboard you use and it's arrangement of PCIE slots, and if so can you recommend one that WOULD allow such an arrangement of GPUs please?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Suppose it may be possible with 30/40 series founders editions, but you're better off googling. Tbh SLI isn't a thing anymore

[@joneh_7864]

Ngl this setup would look epic if it was full black

[@WayneWebbFilms]

It would look very nice, but the case itself doesn't look great in black as with a lot of cases which have black or white as the options. I don't know if it's the materials or the finish, but the black cases lack something and it's certainly true of the 280x because I picked one up recently and didn't like it which surprised me.

[@AnotherYoutuber460]

Managed to fit in a 280mm AIO, with 2 x 140mm on the front and the bottom. Was an extremely right squeeze with the 280mm rad and the top 140mm fan along with the cables on the top of the motherboard. But with some proper planning and a lot of time I got it done.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

I can imagine that you had a difficult time, tbh it was hard enough at times with 120 fans and a 240 radiator. Hope it was worth the effort :)

[@harolddasynth795]

Hi mate,i just bought this case and i am wondering because of the airflow restriction,what do you think suits this case,an AIO or aircooler?thanks for sharing

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Either or, I prefer AIOs so I would sway your u in that direction. If you can put fans on the bottom, that will aid the GPU. Front and bottom fans on intake and top on exhaust

[@harolddasynth795]

@@WayneWebbFilms Thanks mate,i have'nt used any AIO actually ever so i'm kinda contemplating on it first,i'm worried about the lifespan of AIO but will never rule out using it on this case..

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Get a decent one from Corsair or NZXT etc and you'll get about a 7yr warranty

[@harolddasynth795]

@@WayneWebbFilms Btw mate,can i fit 2 140mm fans on the front of the case?tthanks

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Looks like you can. I know with the fans in the bottom, you can only use 140mm if you have an ITX board. www.corsair.com/uk/en/Categories/Products/Cases/Crystal-Series-280X-RGB/p/CC-9011137-WW

[@brody8247]

How many mm of clearance do you think you have from the front fans and the gpu?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

About 10mm...loads of room :)

[@nicholashawkins7301]

Hey Webb, I'm thinking about adding a 4090 fe into this case, i'm not worried about GPU temps but how are your CPU temps with this case?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

CPU temps were fine from memory.

[@sammcgeoch1861]

How did you manage to fit the 3090 card in? I read on the website it can only fit GPUs with a length of 300m or less

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Yeah I know, weird right. Tbh I don't think the manufacturers really test things that well and if they say X length card will fit and it doesn't then people will have a hissy fit. I think they under measure it just in case. I did have to remove the bottom front fan to get it in and then screw it back in place once the card was seated but it was more than doable. I think I still had about 8mm of gap between the front fan and card

[@sergiolandz6056]

its a nice case for sure but i regret getting it, i miss out on a lot of gpu deals because they dont fit in this case. But besides that, its a awesome case to build in with.

[@krona8079]

hey i was wondering if a msi gaming trio x 6900xt would fit in here i had one of these previously and want to move back to it. its just such a cool case

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Hi, I think it would fit without the front bottom fan installed

[@Kizarat]

Is that front glass panel removable or is it glued to the front panel? I'd rather just have the mesh filter instead of restricted airflow.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

I think it is removable but you'd need undo a few screws. It's not like the other panels that are designed to be removed. Tbf I think the airflow isn't too bad.

[@0xmehtevasx0]

It is but you have to remove a lot of tiny screws from the plastic. It’s a pain but definitely possible. I removed it and only have the filter up front.

[@LeRatVisseur]

The gpu is now the motherboard

[@groovybibo9424]

The case description said it would fit a 280mm AIO in the front. Do you think it would fit with a 3070 EVGA?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

I think you have about 317mm (might be 307mm, my mind is foggy) to play with, so it depends on the GPU model and the AIO of choice. Tbf I got the 3090FE and front fans so I would assume you can, but don't quote me :)

[@archigafka4267]

Do you think i will be able to fit an evga rtx 3080 ftw3 with front intake fans and bottom intake fans?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

The length of the FTW3 is 300mm and is 2.75 slots, this is smaller than the 3090 FE. You won't have any problems fitting it.

[@BM-wf8jj]

Lengthwise isn't an issue but you won't be able to fit the glass side panel back on because of its height

[@TheSmestn]

Hello! Nice video, awesome to see that the 3090 fits in it. I am a sucker for small yet powerful systems, especially white ones. Noticed that the case is very limited and hard to get here in Norway. Maybe that's because corsair is making a new m-atx case?? It's two years old after all. I am upgrading from my 6 year old bitfenix prodigy m. The prodigy can't fit those fat rtx 3000 GPUs due to radiator clearance, so the Corsair 280x looks like a nice successor to it. Is it possible to do push/pull fan config with a top mounted radiator in the 280x? Merry christmas.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

There is plenty of availability in the UK www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07CL9WFWC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_jNc6FbAHDBXCG maybe Amazon ship to Norway? I have no idea tbf. You'll not be able to do push pull because the radiator isn't offset so so the motherboard gets in the way.

[@dragonld123]

If you use a fan cooler and not an AIO. How you would position the top and the bottom fans? Top fans Intake bottom fans exhaust?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Other way around...heat rises. Bottom intake and top exhaust.

[@dragonld123]

@@WayneWebbFilms Using bottom fans as intake will bring more dust inside and dont have enough space cause of short legs=reduced air flow.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

There is a dust filter on the bottom that does a really good job. I used bottom fans with fans on the front as well. The front definitely picked up more dust on the filter, but that could have been due to clearance underneath. I honestly never had an issue with the thermals with the aio in the top

[@WrathChild-NZ]

Hi, would you know if my chonky Noctua NH-L12 cooler will fit in this case? It currently fits in my air 240.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

According to the noctua website it's only 93mm tall so you should be fine because the case can support up to 150mm coolers. noctua.at/en/nh-l12/specification www.corsair.com/uk/en/Categories/Products/Cases/Crystal-Series-280X/p/CC-9011136-WW#tab-tech-specs

[@WrathChild-NZ]

@@WayneWebbFilms thank you!!

[@WrathChild-NZ]

Got it! and yep my cooler fits easy! however my gigabyte RTX 3080 only JUST fits! it's literally less than 1mm away from the fans at the front! but hey it fits nice and good awesome!

[@prasadpatil464]

Looks nice. do you think a rog 3070 can fit in it?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

According to Google, the Strix 3070 is 318.5mm and the official length of 3090 FE is 313mm. There is a 9-10mm gap between the end of my card and the fan, so yes it will fit. You'll have to remove the bottom fan when installing the card and put it back once the GPU is in place. Hope this helps. Wayne

[@prasadpatil464]

Thanks it really helps. Just to add the asus rog strix 3070 version will barely fit with in the case with half inch of space as per the reviews on reddit. But I guess you took founders edition in consideration. Thanks!

[@lightlyfriedfishfillets8117]

I was just wondering, how big is the rtx 3090 fe in terms of width. So how close is it to the glass panel.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

The 3090 FE also measures 313mm (12.3 inches) in length, about 3cm longer than the 3080 FE, and it's 138mm (5.43 inches) tall. Not sure from memory but I think the power cable was touching the glass when closing the side panel

[@pv12345]

@webbtech can you change the cooler with the motherboard installed, do you have access to the backplate if you remove the psu? Thanks

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Hi dude, if you need to access the backplate I think you'd need to remove the motherboard because the hdd caddie is in the way. If you can keep the backplate the same then yes you can change the cooler without removing the motherboard. Thanks Wayne

[@pv12345]

@@WayneWebbFilms what if you remove the caddie hmmm

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Worth a go, but either way there is additional work :)

[@greg8729]

I also have a 3090 FE in the 280X, but I'm getting some unreasonably high temps (3090 gets up to high 70s C in games). What are your load temps like for your 3090 FE in this build?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

In this build I was getting 62 degrees with Arctic P12 fans in the front and bottom, I think they were set to 60%. What fans do you have and what speed?

[@mcjoelio-gb]

High 70s is fine mate only when it gets to 90 you need to be worried

[@cako7139]

I could fit 2x 140mm Fans at the Bottom even with a Micro ATX Board? Or do you think there will be some problems?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

As I discussed in the video, it's possible to get 2x140mm fans but the HD Audio and USB cables can get in the way. Personally I have 120mm fans and they are perfectly fine with no interference with the motherboard.

[@oO2Pro4UOo]

How hot is your CPU temp under load?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Hi, this is an old video and for the life of me I don't know why I haven't included thermal figures. I'll have a look to see if I can find some info for you.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Unfortunately I didn't record anything which I'm surprised and disappointed tbh. You'll get most out of the case my using bottom fans as intake. I almost purchased it again a few days ago for an ITX system but am going to take a look at a different case because I thought it would look a little lost in there. My favourite M-ATX Case though.

[@gonsfate]

how to does gpu not sag on this case mine does please help

[@WayneWebbFilms]

The case has a built-in closure which pushes down on top of the pcie brackets, where you would normally put screws, and keeps it in place. Do you have this case or another?

[@nathanboal]

Wow that's amazing, I had no idea you could have a 3090 FE in there, I'd been eyeing up the Corsair 680X but this is so much neater! The specs of the 280X on the Corsair say it supports a 280mm radiator - given your build with a 240mm AIO, do you forsee any issues given you mentioned screw clearance issues with the 8-pin connectors?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Yeah it's pretty cool. I had a look around online and I wasn't sure it would but the proof is in the pics. The 680x looks like a beast but this is a nice tidy case. I only used a 240, 280 in the roof is possible but not something I have done but it is a bit fliddly with the top fan headers etc. Ram clearance won't be an issue. The screw i was using on my 240 did interfere with the 8pin, just rested on it but I removed the screw. Using a flat one would be okay as well. With a 280 this shouldn't be a issue but there should be enough room to route the cable around because there is plenty of room. Also, I'm giving the case away at the end of the month, see kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpq2lHtvfbCnmLc for more info if you fancied entering

[@johnerbudman123]

Did your graphics card melt in the end 😁

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Nope :)

[@asianfailure8728]

One of The side panel glass screws broke off and half a screw is stuck in the hole. What do you suggest I do?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Are you able to take the panel off at all?

[@asianfailure8728]

WebbTech I can take the panel off but one screw just broke off when it was only one supporting the glass

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Without seeing it I can only suggest you try to get some pointy pliars or similar to remove it. Not 100% but I think the case ships with a replacement screw or you could use one from the top panel

[@asianfailure8728]

WebbTech thanks, I will try this

[@adharshsenthil1363]

So I have this case and aio so if I got a 3080 hybrid from evga would it make sense to have front intake and top and bottom as exhaust with radiators?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Hi there, if I had this cooler, case and the hybrid card I would.... experiment. 100% don't put a radiator on the bottom, just have those as intake fans. Is the GPU a 120mm or 140mm radiator?

[@adharshsenthil1363]

@@WayneWebbFilms It has a 240mm radiator and I saw this video where the guy used it as intake and that just felt wrong: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIuyn5KnhqeVoZI

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Okay, I was looking at a 240mm aio option for my 6800 and I was thinking about the same thing earlier. I would put the GPU radiator in the front with the tubes at the bottom so that there wouldn't be any air bubbles (see gamersnexus video about AIOs). Then have the CPU radiator in the top. Intake fans on the bottom to assist the CPU cooling. Hope this helps

[@adharshsenthil1363]

@@WayneWebbFilms thank you

[@nacerv3389]

wow beatiful pc bro !!

[@faahaad0]

Hey man nice build! I was going to say that you should've ran the AIO as intake in the front but obviously, the big chunky 3090 was sitting there so if I was you I'd done everything you did but also mount two bottom intakes where the 3090 gives off quite some heat especially when it has less breathing room like in this case. I don't think I would've have choice to choose an ITX or mATX because I've heard it becomes very cluttered with the usb connections if there're two bottom fans with and mATX board in this case (like the case as the box, not the other case XD) But I'm thinking to go with this case, 6 fans (240 front intake AIO, 2x120 bottom mounted fans, 2x120 top mounted exhausts) and a 2080ti so I can cool the gpu properly as well as the Ryzen 7 3700x. (EDIT) sorry I never saw the bottom mounted fans lmao just ignore what I said

[@WayneWebbFilms]

I've just been running Cyberpunk and the GPU, I think it was under 60 degrees at 1440p with a high refresh rate monitor, I'd have to check my footage but great considering. I also prefer top mounted radiators due to favouring GPU airflow over CPU temps.

[@tomatoman1]

Great video! Is there any rhyme or reason for selecting a certain brand of a micro-ATX motherboard to get the most out of this case? I’m not familiar with micro ATX. Thank you!!

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Essentially the Matx is a cut down version of the standard ATX. Go with the brand you like. You can also put m-itx motherboards and they wouldn't look totally out of place. There is the 680x if you like the aesthetic of this case but want a traditional ATX board. Hope that answers your question, if not just let me know me know. Thanks Wayne

[@marcusfish6657]

I have this case and you should really consider getting a mATX motherboard with the 16x PCIE slot at the top. This will give you more options for larger GPUs like the 3090 and still have bottom fans. I have an Asrock Steel Legend B450 mb and they have a 1x slot on top which means my 3090 barely fits and no bottom fans will fit with it.

[@themonolithian]

I have the same build just with a 1660ti because I don't have 1300 for a 3090

[@WayneWebbFilms]

1300 would be cheap for a 3090 at the moment. More like £2k plus here :( 1660ti is very capable of decent 1080p and respectable 1440p performance. How are you liking the case?

[@distrakt9635]

Also would a asus rog strix 3070 or gigabyte 3070 vision fit in a h210

[@WayneWebbFilms]

I've seen a pic of the Vision in this case and it's going to suffocate. The Strix is 2.75 slots so would suffer the same fate as the Vision if you were able to get it in there. Unless you have the FE I wouldn't be able to recommend putting a 30 series card in this case, there just isn't enough space. You would be better to turn your attention to the Fractal Design Nano S with an SFX PSU. Hope this helps

[@distrakt9635]

@@WayneWebbFilms yes it helped thank you so much

[@aryan_bp5600]

nice job perfect

[@Si__Jay]

I have the same case. I have an i7 9700k and an rtx 2080 super, would that motherboard be good for my build?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Unfortunately the motherboard isn't compatible with your CPU. The Z490 series is LGA 1200 and not LGA 1151. Obviously you could upgrade to a 10700k ;)

[@twitchofdaniel6887]

Help me! Do you thnik a RTX 3090 Zotac Trinity will fit in ? I serached a lot, and iam not sure. Please Reply . :DD

[@WayneWebbFilms]

It'll cost you a Sub ;) I've just had a look at the length and it is apparently 317.8mm, this will fit, but you may need to remove the bottom fan and then install once the card is in place like I do in the video

[@twitchofdaniel6887]

@@WayneWebbFilms Thanks, i saw it. U got my follower! ^^

[@ricks_toys]

What temps are you getting with that AIO?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

It's very similar in performance to the H100i Pro XT and Ryuo 240 - it's very good tbf. check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/qabVm4Genq-NqdE

[@ricks_toys]

@@WayneWebbFilms Thanks bud, I bought the 360mm version and slapped 6 Noctua F12s to it. Ended up selling it after 2 weeks and went custom loop. 5950X is a monster.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Were you OCing? It. What speeds were you running the fans at?

[@ricks_toys]

@@WayneWebbFilms I had PBO and SAM on with a 6900XT and ran it on CPU temp. Consistently boosted to 5+ghz and maxes at 59C at max load and loudness(1500rpm). But with GPU involved it went up to 79C. Put both of them under water and now temps are between 30-55C with inaudible fans at 900rpm in 011 case with 2 360 rads.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Amazing, would love to attempt a custom loop. I'm thinking about getting the O11 ROG case at some point. Any coli whine with the GPU? Saw Jayztwocents had quite a bit when he did it?

[@MichaelStanton]

I'm trying to shrink my build with a MSI Gaming X Trio 2080 Ti, and I think I'm not gonna be able to use this case :(

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Looks like you can www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/fe625m/shoehorned_a_2080ti_into_a_280x_case_the_front/?

[@Astro80s]

Will a 1660 ti or supper fit?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Hi dude, you're able to fit a card upto 320mm in length, slightly more if you remove the bottom from fan. So I reckon you'll be fine depending on the model of 1660ti or super.

[@Amphok]

can you fix any 3090? gigabyte for example?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

You'd need to check the dimensions, I can only speak for the FE

[@dragonld123]

I hate AIO I would never sleep dreaming liquid leaking to everywhere. Which Air cpu cooler would you use for this build with the limitation of 150mm height of this case?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

I never leave my computers on at night so no issues for me :) also, never had a leak bit I understand the concern. Honestly couldn't recommend any air coolers of that size because my experience of them is limited and I don't even know what CPU you have...

[@dragonld123]

@@WayneWebbFilms I am talking about the same build with 10700k stock settings. Some descent air coolers that can fit 280X are: Cryorig H7 quad Lumi and Scythe Big Shuriken 3 but I hoped you had a 3rd new choice.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

There is a guy who is using the Noctua NH-U12S in his build - see link hardforum.com/threads/150mm-maximum-tall-air-cooler-recs.1993463/ and here is his build imgur.com/ONDtrLO I get the feeling that the Corsair figures aren't necessarily hard and fast considering they say 300mm for GPU but I got a bigger one in it. Unfortunately I don't have the case in my possession to check the dimensions

[@dragonld123]

@@WayneWebbFilms Noctua NH-U12S height is 158mm cant fit in corsair 280x.

[@WayneWebbFilms]

I know but the guy had it in there. Like I said, their measurements are a little loose. You'll have to get an AIO ;)

[@distrakt9635]

Would a ASUS rog strix 3070 fit in that case ?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

The card is 318.5mm and you'll have about 8mm gap between the card and the fan. I had to remove the bottom fan to install the 3090 FE but you may get away without having to....just tight angles but not too tricky to get in.

[@distrakt9635]

@@WayneWebbFilms thank you so much 🤍

[@tysonnguyen2273]

What’s the build list?

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Hi, here it is. I'll put it in the description as well. CPU: i7 10700k Motherboard: Asus Z490-G Ram: 32gb (4*8gb) 3000mhz Corsair Dominator Platinum Cooler: EK-AIO 240 D-RGB NVME: 1tb Adata SX8200 Pro HDD: 2* 2tb Seagate Barracuda GPU: Nvidia RTX 3090 FE Case: Corsair 280X PSU: Corsair TX850M

[@jamieholmes4391]

Love this case, wish I got a 011 dynamic mini instead

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Nice looking case, might have to take a look at one in a future video

[@Poud2]

I wanted to get a 011 Mini but they only allow STX PSUs. Currently i've got an aerocool aero 800 but I want something smoother looking plus its a pain in the ass of a case so started looking at this one instead since i like the whole dual chamber idea but airflow seems like a problem

[@andrewsolomon4097]

I have the 011 mini too, but i might switch for the 680x

[@marriii3626]

If its a case that can fit a 3090 i need it lol

[@WayneWebbFilms]

It's a great case so if you have the FE edition you're all good. Not so sure about other brands though :)

[@j4mes.169]

👍🏻

[@nitehawk4067]

its micro DTX

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Hi, unsure what this relates to, but the motherboard in the build is Micro ATX - Z490-G. Mini DTX is the longer version of a Mini ITX motherboard.

[@ericjames7498]

5 ads JFC

[@Letters947]

600

[@WayneWebbFilms]

600?

[@justmixah3408]

Intel and nvidia so basic

[@WayneWebbFilms]

Lol, I'm usually always Ryzen but thought I'd have a change after their shocking 5000 series launch. Also currently running an RX6800...

[@justmixah3408]

@@WayneWebbFilms I'm not calling you a fanboy it's just basic to see. KZbinrs only post nvidia and ryzen or intel and nvidia if it's not a review their is so few all amd builds

[@WayneWebbFilms]

I actually want a 5900x or 5950x but will have to wait until there is retail stock available. They're expensive enough without Scalper Tax added.

[@justmixah3408]

@@WayneWebbFilms yea I only got mine because I camped outside my micro center. Got a 5800x and a 6800xt on launch guess I was lucky

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@@WayneWebbFilms but those two are definitely the hardest to get

[@jorgevelez1809]

wtf!

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:)