Building a Mini-ITX PC on a Holiday

[@jaylowkek3571]

1080TI in 2024 is wild bro! haha jk . dope build bro! Greetings from LA

[@devsunghyo]

I'm also amazed that it's still working so well! Thank you!

[@IFunMaker]

Its still better then the 3060 nvidia created a Monster with the 1080ti you can play everything on that thing on 1080p and high settings

[@reer3192]

market overseas compared to usa is very different

[@atcetonic]

마더 보드의 설치로 고통을하지 않기 위해,먼저 전원 공급 장치에 대한 바구니를 제거 할 필요가 있었다. Good work.

[@devsunghyo]

어쩐지 장착이 어려웠네요..

[@trunksviper6583]

is the window view what is call backdrop, nice view. The pc is looking good small and compact. Any info on the lamp: it must be from the future no cables thin base, exquisite.

[@devsunghyo]

Glad you like the view! The lamp is Lumena M3!

[@ignacia84]

Nice pc....❤❤

[@AmiirAlii]

muy linda pc

[@nguyenvu8961]

well 1080ti so new bro haha

[@이해현-y2k]

케이스 깔끔하니 이쁘네요

[@jlgh9902]

nice~~~~

[@kimhaemyung]

그래픽카드 멋지네요!

[@ConstantineJhon-ye1he]

유튜브 잘돼서 글카 업글하실 수 있으면 좋겠네요

[@oakleytrue2414]

How much was this build?

[@devsunghyo]

I used the following parts:
CPU: Ryzen 9 5900X - $280
Motherboard: ASRock B550M-ITX/ac - $150
Case: Pccooler I100 ITX - $50
Cooler: Thermalright AXP90-X53 - $35
Power Supply: SFX Power Thermalright TR-TGFX850 - $110
SSD, RAM, and Graphics Card were from my previous computer.
The total cost was about $625.
If I were to build it again, I’d probably go with a lower-end CPU since the case makes cooling challenging.

[@BLVCK.]

ps/2는 왜 있는걸까요 usb나 더 넣어주지

[@ark_dxtch]

좋은 PC이지만 더 나은 방산을 권장합니다. Ryzen 9는 매우 뜨겁습니다

[@overgearedgaming8633]

whats the name of the case?

[@devsunghyo]

It’s Pccooler I100 ITX

[@Rara-me9ze]

1080ti 클래식 ㄷㄷ

[@shiftto]

old but very good condition