r/pcmasterrace • • 7h ago

Build/Battlestation RTX 5080 SFF | Ryzen 7 9800X3D | 32GB DDR5-6000 | B650E-I | 2TB SSD | NCASE x NFC Skyreach 5 Mini | 1000W

RTX 5080 SFF | Ryzen 7 9800X3D | 32GB DDR5-6000 | B650E-I | 2TB SSD | NCASE x NFC Skyreach 5 Mini | 1000W

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u/1exp1 7h ago

It looks beautiful. Truly, truly beautiful. 

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u/AstralReaversGames 7h ago

It probably needs more airflow at this power rates but looks clean AF

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u/Lucky-Bit-1319 6h ago

Appreciate it. Yeah, 10L at these power levels is always a compromise. It stays quiet on the silent GPU curve, and I’m going to bump the fans a little so the peaks come down a tad.

In games the CPU sits mid-70s average during a long session, with low-90s spikes.

GPU mid-60s to low-80s depending on the title. No throttling. I used a 3D-printed mount so a Noctua NF-A12x25 G2 would fit on the Thermalright AXP90-X53 copper heatsink. Haven’t done any thermal or power tuning yet. Clean baseline testing and stability was the goal. Blown away by how quiet it is.

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u/anethma RTX4090, 7950X3D, SFF 4h ago

Wow that looks smaller than 10 liters. I use an 11L case (Dan/LianLi A4-H2O) and it seems to have way more volume than this.

I have a 7950X3D In mine along with my 4090FE.

Using an AIO for the CPU and my temps are all pretty good also. GPU itself stays perfectly cool same as a big case, but since the GPU heat exhausts through the AIO the cpu temps often get higher than yours by a bit.

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u/Lucky-Bit-1319 3h ago

I absolutely love the A4 H2O have done a couple myself. Pretty much the go to SFF case that supports liquid cooling.

But I’m really enjoying tall form factor style cases that provide a significantly smaller footprint on the desk

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u/MeowBean321 6h ago

1k watt?

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u/swiwwcheese 3h ago

1.21 GW!

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u/Dethesus 5h ago

This thing is so gloriously smooth. I don’t think I’d ever have the patience or time to pull something like that off. Honestly I’d feel so comfortable just buying it. Standard towers aren’t too bad, though that sff is just a beauty of the highest standards.

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u/Lucky-Bit-1319 4h ago

This thing will be listed for sale shortly. But, it’s actually one of the easiest SFF cases I’ve built in hands down. Certainly is for this size of ~10L

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u/Dethesus 2h ago

Do you think a founders edition would fit pretty well in there?

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u/Lucky-Bit-1319 24m ago

Case was designed for it so yep!

It was luck that this SFF gigabyte fit as well as it did.

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u/Silver-End9570 i7 14700K | RTX 5070 | 64GB | Windows 10 6h ago

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u/StefaniRS 👑 Astral 5090 OC/64GB DDR5 6400 c32/9850x3d, 2TB Gen5 NVME 7h ago

That is smart as fuck!

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u/qu38mm R7 8700F | RTX 4080 FE | 32GB DDR5-6000 5h ago

SFF. S for slim 😅

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u/ShortListen6686 4h ago

What's the price? I want one just like this

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u/FeelingPatience 6h ago

Looks great, terrible for thermals though

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u/Lucky-Bit-1319 5h ago

Honestly not bad especially for gaming. 10L at these power levels is always a compromise.

Quiet on the silent GPU curve, and I’m going to bump the fans a little so the peaks come down a tad.

In games the CPU sits mid-70s average with low-90s spikes.

GPU mid-60s to low-80s depending on the title. No throttling. Haven’t done any thermal or power tuning yet.

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u/Sqweeg Core ultra 9 285k | 4080 S 3h ago

Living south east France with regularly 40°C+ outside in Summer from June to end of August, it's impossible to not have at least your CPU cooled with water, or your gaming room becomes so hot that you can't keep up

Nice PC tho

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u/PF4ABG CachyOS (5600X, 3080 10GB, 32GB DDR4) 6h ago

Super interested to see the thermal and noise figures on this skinny wee rocket.

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u/Lucky-Bit-1319 6h ago

It’s better than it looks for a 10L.
Games: CPU mid-70s avg, low-90s spikes.

GPU mid-60s to low-80s depending on the title. No thermal throttle, clocks still around 5.2 GHz.

Noise was the priority. I’m pretty sensitive to it. Stock the 5080 gets loud, but on a silent curve it’s barely there. Noctua on the cooler sits about 1200–1300 RPM in games and only hits ~1800 on spikes. GPU fans usually 1200–1400, around 1700 in longer sessions.

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u/FrownedUserNo1 4h ago

I have a question. Isn't your CPU supposed to be really hot? Is just a fan like that enough to hand it?

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u/Lucky-Bit-1319 3h ago

Yeah, good question. It gets warm under a full load, which is normal. It does not sit hot all the time. A single tower is enough for this chip, and it has to be. Case clearance is only 66mm.

These coolers are rated well above what this CPU pulls in games, and the fan only ramps when it needs to. Long sessions sit around 75°C. Brief spikes peak around 90C, then it settles back down to still average in the mid 70’s

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u/NoHero1989 PC Master Race 1h ago

How much $/£/€?

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u/Techngro RTX 4080 Super | Ryzen 9 7950X | 64GB DDR5 | 4K/60Hz + 2K/100Hz 4m ago

Nice and clean. Well done.

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u/vexedboardgamenerd rtx 5080 | 9800x3d | 64gb ram 6h ago

6tb or bust

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u/Lucky-Bit-1319 5h ago

I mean I have another 4TB I can slot in if I ever need it 😂

Actually a huge benefit to this case, you can access the rear M.2 without pulling the board.