Question Can you put these together?

[edward78]

Cooler Master 120L Core Close-Loop AIO Liquid cooler on the gpu side of the tray in Aluminum Mini ITX Case with PCIe Riser, JOYJOM Mini PC Case, SFF Small Form Factor PC Case, TX Computer Gaming Case supports GPU Graphics Card (Black).​

 

[COLGeek]

I do not see a good way to make them work together. There isn't a place to mount a 120mm case fan, the same place you would mount the AIO radiator.

 

[Eximo]

4.3L is impressive, but if you are putting a GPU in there, I don't see how there would even be enough internal volume to put it in, let alone mount it to anything.

A high end AMD APU, and could maybe rig something up using the PCIe expansion brackets, but I doubt that is what you are going for. (And at that point there would be plenty of room for a taller CPU cooler)

 

[edward78]

They hve AIIOs that go in PCIe slot right? Maybe that can go on the other side of the tray instead of a GPU. Wpuld be nice to figire out to get a AIO in it.

 

[Eximo]

They hve AIIOs that go in PCIe slot right? Maybe that can go on the other side of the tray instead of a GPU. Wpuld be nice to figire out to get a AIO in it.

I don't think as a normal product generally. There are a few specialty brackets out there.

https://www.akasa.co.uk/update.php?tpl=product/product.detail.tpl&model=AK-MX304-12BK

But at that point, you could easily get more surface area from a regular heatsink.

Also several 3D printable adapters. Most are intended for adding an intake fan via the expansion slots to feed a GPU.

 

[geofelt]

As a basic limitation, the case spec limits the cpu cooler to 36mm; the aio cooler is 47mm.

What cpu do you have in mind, and what, if any graphics card?

 

[edward78]

As a basic limitation, the case spec limits the cpu cooler to 36mm; the aio cooler is 47mm.

What cpu do you have in mind, and what, if any graphics card?

I hsve my old MB & CPU in it, just thinking of what I could do. Crap, that is prob. all AIO cpu coolers yjay are over 40 mm right?

 

[geofelt]

I hsve my old MB & CPU in it, just thinking of what I could do. Crap, that is prob. all AIO cpu coolers yjay are over 40 mm right?

Likely, yes.
But a more basic limitation is that an aio cooler needs a radiator, and the case has no place to put even a 120mm sized radiator.

Again, what is the cpu you need to cool?

 

[edward78]

I have a Ryzom 7 2700 in it now, that is prob. all it can take. I would be very happy if I could put a 5800x in as is & it would be fine. I would love to email Joycom about an idea for a wider (5' so a SFX would fit, deeper proob 7.5 so 2 fan GPUs would fit, but they don't have a page, so no email options.

 

[Eximo]

5700X has a lower TDP, the better choice.

Plenty of chassis out there that take an SFX power supply under 10L, some are more expensive than others.

I'm quite pleased with the NR200 I put my old 4770k into. I have a decently tall thermalright cooler on it, though the fan doesn't quite fit. Not a big deal I have that system underclocked.

I hastily put it together last year for a retro lan party. A bit overkill for Quake III and Unreal Tournament, but it got the job done.

 

[edward78]

I was hoping for a R7 5800X that has a good GPU onchip, with out limiting it. I have a Noctua NH-L9a AM4, 37mm Premium Low-profile CPU Cooler for AMD AM4 (Brown) in it.

 

[COLGeek]

The 5800X lacks an integrated GPU. Look for a model ending in G (i.e 5700G).