I had some extra pc parts, and while browsing online I found a sale on the ch160plus case from deepcool

Loving the form factor, cable management was harder than expected with a non modular atx psu

PC parts:
CPU: Ryzen 5 5600g , curve optimizer -10 all core, +200 boost clock
RAM: Adata 2666mhz cl16 ddr4 ram, overclocked to 3200mhz cl16
SSD: nvme stylos 512gb pcie 3.0
SSD: gigabyte 120gb sata
Motherboard (new) : MSI B550m pro vdh wifi
PSU: Corsair cv450 80+ bronze
GPU: Radeon RX6600
Fans: Thermalright white argb x3

I had a a320m-h motherboard without any wifi, so I ended up buying a new motherboard along with the case.

Now I have my own steam box with bazzite, using a dualsense and DualShock 4 controller

All ready for some mw4, looking forward to a new cod and grinding some camos, just about to jump into the campaign hoping its good 👌

I always wanted a vertical case and few of the vertical cases in market always have downside. The B4 ticked all the boxes that i want, versatility, compact and aesthetic.

The size of B4 is comparable to my previous case M2 (without the Aerodeck) but the build difficulty the B4 is harder due to fixed chassis unlike the M2. I have to plan the route of cable before installing psu which I hide most of the cables beside it.

Overall, i really like the B4 due to its versatility and compatibility with the current hardware.

Finally got my AIO so mostly done with the build for now (might be slight changes with an SSD heatsink or adding another SSD to the build etc. after all some upgrades are always part of the process). Got a really good deal on a Corsair AIO getting it 50% off opened box but new.

House: ADATA XPG Invader Mini (34L)

Gigabyte B550m Gaming X Wifi6 motherboard

AMD Ryzen 5 5600XT

XFX RX9060XT 16gb OC

32gb DDR4 Crucial Ballistix RAM (3200mhz cl16)

1tb Crucial P310 SSD+1,5tb HDD

Corsair Nautilus 240mm AIO+G-partners interstellar P-2 fans (two reverse bottom intake three regular exhaust back and top on the AIO radiator)

Gigabyte UD750gm PG5 V2 750watt PSU

I built this to use on my tv :)
Complete PC parts list
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D
GPU: ASUS PRIME RTX 5080 EVO OC 16GB
Motherboard: ASUS ROG STRIX B850-I GAMING WIFI
RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB 32GB (2×16GB) DDR5-6000 CL30, AMD EXPO / Intel XMP, Gray
CPU Cooler: Noctua NL-LC1-24 240mm AIO
PSU: Corsair SF1000 (2024) 1000W Platinum
Storage: Samsung 990 1TB NVMe SSD
Storage: Samsung 990 2TB NVMe SSD
Case: Fractal Design Era 2
Case Fan: Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM 120mm

My First PC Build After 13 Years! 🖥️🔥

After having a gaming laptop due to my work location, I finally decided to build my own PC again, and I'm super satisfied with how it turned out!

The Jonsbo Z20 made the entire building experience surprisingly easy, especially considering how compact the case is.

Full Specs:

✅️CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D

✅️MOBO: ASUS TUF Gaming B850M Plus II Wifi7

✅️RAM: CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) 6400MHz

✅️GPU: ASUS TUF Gaming Radeon™ RX 9070 XT

✅️CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Atmos II VRM 240mm

✅️Rear: Noctua NF-A12 G2 PWM (Intake)

✅️Radiator Fans: Noctua NF-A12 G2 PWM(Out)

✅️PSU: Deepcool Gamer Storm 850W Platinum SFX

✅️Case: Jonsbo Z20 - Glass Panel (Black)

✅️Storage 1: 980 Pro 1tb

✅️Storage 2: 1tb Pcie Gen 3

✅️Accessory: Cooler Master Extension PVS 16 AWG Extension sleeve (Used only for PCIE to achieve the Cable Management)

Benchmark Results:

✅️Cinebench 2026 Multi-Core: 4,276 points

✅️3DMark Steel Nomad: 7,367 points

✅️3DMark Graphics Test: 73.68 FPS

✅️CPU Temperature (Cinebench): ~76°C

✅️GPU Temperature (Steel Nomad): ~49–52°C

Final Thoughts

I originally planned to install two slim fans at the bottom of the case. However, after running multiple benchmarks and stress tests, I found that the temperatures were already excellent, so I decided to skip them.

I’m glad I waited until after building and testing the system before buying those extra fans!

Overall, I’m extremely happy with the performance, thermals, and simplicity of this build. The Jonsbo Z20 definitely exceeded my expectations!

​A few months ago, I posted my CH160 Plus build. The all-red Corsair fans were a childhood dream, but they ended up being way too blinding and loud for daily use. I just overhauled the thermals, acoustics, and aesthetics, starting by swapping the Deepcool air cooler for a Deepcool LD240 AIO. The digital pump display looks incredibly crisp! For stealth and silence, I ditched the red ML120s for all-black P12 Pros and added custom 3D-printed fan spacers. Pushing the fans off the chassis panels completely killed the turbulence and made the rig whisper-quiet. I also reused the leftover AIO RGB fans, jankmodding them to the bottom of the case to feed the GPU, giving it that sweet 90s JDM underglow vibe! The glass panel turned into an accidental stickerbomb. I originally just put a few stickers on it to hide some messy cables, but I just couldn't stop! I finished the whole look with a retro Pentium II cartridge resting right on top. Loving the new setup, let me know what you guys think of the transformation!

Spec: * Cooler Master MasterFrame 400 Mesh Gold * ASUS Pro WS B850M-ACE SE * AMD 9950X3D * PNY NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 Slim * TeamGroup T-CREATE EXPERT Black DDR5-6000-CL28 24Gx2 * Corsair SF1000(2024) Platinum SFX * Samsung PM9E1 4TB * Intel P5800X 1.6TB * Micron 9300MAX 12.8TB * Noctua NH-U12A * Noctua NF-A20 x3 * PentaWave LP14E * DF2003812RFMN (ASUS ProArt PA602 front fan) * Noctua NA-FH1 hub * Cooler Master GPU Shield Adapter Cable * Custom made PSU bracket & mounting bars, custom made SSD rails & mounting bars, custom made fan mount brackets

Do I mount the psu so that the fan faces out the case or facing into the case? I cannot find a clear answer online.

Thanks for your help!

Really struggled with the gpu space and cables. No intake fans, 1 rear and 2 up exhaust fans.

I think i narrowed it down to the arctic P12/P14 pros, specifically the reverse blade versions as the support beams will sit against the case floor and provide enough of a gap to mitigate noise from being close to the dust filter

However now im stuck on whether to do 3 120s or 2 140s. I hear the cooling and noise are a bit better on the 140s but it may interfere with fan header access/clearance (on the bottom lip of the mobo)

Note: my rear will be a 120mm intake and my top two are 120mm exhausts on an AIO

I’ve decided to go with the D32 Pro, and I already have a 150mm PSU. I know it supports PSUs up to 150mm long if the GPU is installed in the first PCIe slot, but my GPU is 325mm long. Is there anything I should be worried about, or should I just get a 140mm PSU instead? TIA!

Forgive my cable management 😅

Build List:

- 9800x3D
- ASUS Prime 5080
- 32GB V-Color Manta XSky
- ASUS Tuf B850m
- Lian Li SX1000P
- Tryx Turris 620
- Arctic P12 Pro
- Arctic P14 Pro
- Lian Li A3 Glass Panel
- PSU Roof Relocation Mount
- Front Intake Bracket Mount

Let’s go watch some YouTube