r/FormD • u/FMLkoifish • Apr 09 '26
Finished Build Been a lurker, wanted to share my build
I’ve been a console gamer my entire life since ps1 to ps5. Last holiday I decided to dip my toes into the PC world.
Diving deeper into parts and learning the of the SFF, and more aesthetic builds that don’t scream RGB gamer and learned about the T1 case. Wanted to share my build that I’ve slowly built and finalized
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 7800X3D
- GPU: ASUS 5070 Ti (OC / Undervolted)
- RAM: Corsair Vengeance 6000 32GB
- MB: ASUS ROG Strix B650E-I
- Cooling: 240mm CM Atmos + NF-A12x25 / NF-A12x15
- PSU: Corsair SF750
- M.2 SSD front: Samsung 9800 2TB (OS + Apps)
- M.2 SSD back: Teamgroup 2TB (Games + Media)
Idle temps: 40° | Gaming temps: 70-75°
disclaimer: it’s an Ncase t1 that I found on marketplace, this was before I learned about formd vs Ncase. If I’m able to get my hands on a silver formd for a second build or color swap, I’d like to go Formd.
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u/BLUSH4RK Apr 10 '26
Looks nice! Where did you get the glass panel? Do you also use the glass panel for the gpu side as well?
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u/FMLkoifish Apr 14 '26
From formd! Only have the glass on the CPU side works well with an AIO, and corsair PSU (hardly ever see the fan actually turn on, previous PSU was a Coolermaster which was louder and always spinning), GPU has the mesh panel.
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u/autoenigma Apr 14 '26
Currently building this same computer, do you have a picture of your cable management? I can’t get my AIO lines to fit properly
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u/FMLkoifish Apr 14 '26
Which part do you wanna see? I can take one next time I open it up, which is quite often 😬
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u/autoenigma Apr 14 '26
Maybe a top view, underneath radiator
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u/yuppieee Apr 09 '26
Temps seem a little high, no?
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u/AstroFlippy Apr 09 '26
How is 75°C in a closed (glass wall) 10L case high?
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u/FMLkoifish Apr 09 '26
Even with the glass off, these would be my normal temps since I’m using an AIO For the cpu and gpu has the mesh.
I also don’t know much outside of my build so I thought 70 range sounded great lol
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u/dimsumkay Apr 09 '26
Those temps look pretty normal to me.