I have tried turning my ITX cube into a Spyro themed machine, mostly by using sticker material (car wrap), I am kinda happy with it 💜 - ThreadSky

djdarkfox.bsky.social • 81 days ago

I have tried turning my ITX cube into a Spyro themed machine, mostly by using sticker material (car wrap), I am kinda happy with it 💜

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xavierbigfox.bsky.social•81 days ago

Yooo! That's awesome!

dookdookdraw.bsky.social•81 days ago

Very cool! :D

kaelithcc.bsky.social•81 days ago

That looks so cool. Love the spyro theme

zierewolfo.bsky.social•30 days ago

That’s awesome!

djdarkfox.bsky.social•81 days ago

xemp3ror.me•81 days ago

All the PCs I have assembled have been inside cases that are the size of an average macro, so I have a couple of questions: How are the temperatures? Especially the GPU.

And, does it make a lot of noise because the fans have to be on full blast all the time?

djdarkfox.bsky.social•81 days ago

So using be quiet and arctic fans, the machine is barely noticeable while gaming actually

xemp3ror.me•81 days ago

Yes, certainly the CPUs nowadays are ridiculously powerful, you undervolt many of them and the impact on performance is minimal.

But woah, I'm impressed with the temperatures, I imagined the thing would be warmer. I imagine the build is with an Intel, right?

djdarkfox.bsky.social•81 days ago

Noup, it's an AMD Ryzen 7n3800xt, before undervolting the temps were around 65°c while gaming, similar with the GPU, the stress test made it go up to 78°c before undervolting

xemp3ror.me•81 days ago

How the fuck you maintain a 105W CPU this chill without having an aircraft turbine making the air-flow. (?)

My BF has a 7800 and there is no fucking way of cooling it down without undervolting.

djdarkfox.bsky.social•81 days ago

While gaming, the temperatures of the CPU barely go over 60°C, usually between 50 and 55 and the GPU often moves around 45-55°C, while playing ratchet and clank at 4k in high settings at mostly stable 60fps (TV display limit), which I think is pretty neat

djdarkfox.bsky.social•81 days ago

The Thermaltake suppressor F1 is actually quite nice, I cut a hole for 1 extra 140mm fan though and it's a thick 140mm water cooler with push-pull dual fan, I experimented around with a bit of undervolting and the temps stay even cooler, while it barely cost me performance at all...

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