[SOLVED] CASE SilverStone SST-ML06B-E and GPU

Solution
Ok thanks. There are other incompatibility in this configuration ?
Yes.

1)H310 motherboard + I3-9100F = won't boot.
Only B365 and Z390 motherboards are compatible out of the box with 9th gen Intel cpus. The rest require a bios update while using an 8th gen part.

2)Not really an incompatibility, but a potential issue:
SSD: That is really small for an OS drive... it's doable though as long as you know how to 'trim the excess fat'.

3)Another potential issue:
If you are planning to game on this, 2x 4GB ram isn't ideal anymore. Once memory gets over 75% full, it slows down. At 100%, the system starts writing temporary files to disk, which is far slower than physical memory.
With memory, you always want more than you actually need...
Ok thanks. There are other incompatibility in this configuration ?
Yes.

1)H310 motherboard + I3-9100F = won't boot.
Only B365 and Z390 motherboards are compatible out of the box with 9th gen Intel cpus. The rest require a bios update while using an 8th gen part.

2)Not really an incompatibility, but a potential issue:
SSD: That is really small for an OS drive... it's doable though as long as you know how to 'trim the excess fat'.

3)Another potential issue:
If you are planning to game on this, 2x 4GB ram isn't ideal anymore. Once memory gets over 75% full, it slows down. At 100%, the system starts writing temporary files to disk, which is far slower than physical memory.
With memory, you always want more than you actually need - without going overkill, of course.

2x 8GB is recommended.
And no, 1x 16GB isn't a workaround.

Completely disregard if this is not for gaming.
 
Solution
Yes.

1)H310 motherboard + I3-9100F = won't boot.
Only B365 and Z390 motherboards are compatible out of the box with 9th gen Intel cpus. The rest require a bios update while using an 8th gen part.

2)Not really an incompatibility, but a potential issue:
SSD: That is really small for an OS drive... it's doable though as long as you know how to 'trim the excess fat'.

3)Another potential issue:
If you are planning to game on this, 2x 4GB ram isn't ideal anymore. Once memory gets over 75% full, it slows down. At 100%, the system starts writing temporary files to disk, which is far slower than physical memory.
With memory, you always want more than you actually need - without going overkill, of course.

2x 8GB is recommended.
And no, 1x 16GB isn't a workaround.

Completely disregard if this is not for gaming.

1)I read a comment from an amazon customer that the motherboard is already up to date

2)What do you suggest?

3)I understand