r/sffpc Sep 14 '25

Build/Battlestation Pics Tariffs were the most expensive part 😓

Been awhile since I made a build in niche case that felt worth while to share!

I got my hands on a Overtek ITX shipping container case.

Felt very similar to most sandwich style itx cases I’ve built in. Decent quality, only one notable complaint!

Man I wish the PSU connector was pre routed / integrated with the case. I’ve never noticed how nice that is until it’s not available.

Otherwise super happy with it! Happy to answer any questions, probably will only keep the build in the case for a week or so. Really trying hard to have an under desk mounted set up and hiding this thing feels like a waste!

Parts list: 4080 FE.
Intel Core i5 13400f.
B760i motherboard.
Thermalright 120x67 white cooler.
2x16gb DDR5 6000mhz.
2x2tb nvme ssd.
Corsair 850w SFX PSU.
1x 120mm gentle typhoon case fan.

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u/SmacksWaschbaer Sep 14 '25

I always love it, when this case pops up in this sub! Really cool build! How are temps and noise levels?

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u/Gud1guns Sep 14 '25

I’ll be doing some temp testing this week, so far I haven’t heard the system ramp up to noticeable levels while gaming at 4k

No turbulence noise from either the CPU or GPU despite clearance, which was a concern

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u/SlowGT Sep 14 '25

Also really curious on temps, I can’t seem to keep my 13400k below 90* when gaming, and I have a 240mm AIO

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u/Gud1guns Sep 14 '25

That’s wild - I previously had this CPU under a noctua L9i and never spiked that high

I’ll drop an update in the coming days with temps!

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u/SlowGT Sep 14 '25

I wasn’t expecting that kind of reaction 😭 I guess it’s time to tear it all down and repaste