PC build AMD with all in one chassis

[mrpcguy123]

IS THIS A GOOD BUILD?
CPU: AMD FX 8350
GPU: AMD R9 280 GAMING 3GB
RAM: CORSAIR 8GB
MOTHERBOARD: Asus M5A78L-M/USB3
HARD DRIVE: 1TB SEAGATE SSHD
CASE: MONO ALL IN ONE CHASSIS (GO TO QUIETPC.COM FOR MORE)
PSU: STANDARD 500W?
OPTICAL DRIVE: SLIM PIONEER DVD/RW
OS: WINDOWS 8.1 (UPGRADE TO WINDOWS 10 NEXT YEAR)

The only game i'll be playing is BF4, and the all in one chassis accomodates a mini itx motherboard at maximum. I live in the uk so prices in pounds and links to UK sites if you have them!

Thanks

 

[g-unit1111]

Can you really fit a 500W and a R9-280 into an all-in-one chassis? I would think the space constraints, not to mention the heat flow, would be very tight.

 

[mrpcguy123]

well the site says it can accomodate a full size graphics card and the images show a lot of ventilation. here is the link:
http://www.quietpc.com/mono-aio

and it also says a full size atx psu can be fitted, so size may not be a problem

 

[g-unit1111]

well the site says it can accomodate a full size graphics card and the images show a lot of ventilation. here is the link:
http://www.quietpc.com/mono-aio

and it also says a full size atx psu can be fitted, so size may not be a problem

This is very interesting, definitely something new. I'd be curious to see how this thing works in real life but unfortunately it's not available here in the States.

 

[iamlegend]

This is quite interesting but Technically speaking, I doubt that the support of the monitor can withstand the total weight of the system.

Maybe they have designed the support to carry this type of load, BUT I`m not convinced that it was a Good design.

You should check the component of that support (i.e. the materials used).

 

[mrpcguy123]

apparently the rear panel is made of plastic. will it support the weight?

 

[iamlegend]

That is my main concern.

I`m sorry but I`m skeptic about your plan.