I assembled the assembly on the red process Motherboard - gigabyte b450 i aorus pro wifi Power supply - Corsair SF450 (I advise you to take a new generation with platinum certification - wires are more convenient there) RAM - Crucial Ballistix Sport LT Grau 16GB DDR4 Kit (3200MHz) - Processor - AMD 5 3600 - Thermal paste - Arctic Cooling MX-4 - SSD - 500 GB Samsung SSD 970 Evo Plus M.2 NVMe - video card temporary - GeForse 1060 - The cooler (the most important) was originally an ID Colling…

You need to assemble it carefully, since the instructions are quite detailed and understandable. There are some difficulties with the latches on the reverse side, but in principle, when you understand the essence, everything is quick and easy. The components must also be approached very reverently, the power supply is preferably with detachable cables, it is difficult to fit all this.

The case requires careful planning with the selection of all the details, otherwise something may not fit in size. For example, memory with heatsinks can definitely cause problems. It is better to install a video card with a turbine, otherwise the hot air will have nowhere to go. As a result, I got the following configuration: - Seasonic focus gold sgx 650 power supply - Core i9 9900 processor (namely 9900, which has a TDP of 65) - mat. Gigabyte Z390 I AORUS PRO WIFI board - Samsung memory 2 x…

Bought for a system from a bunch of Ryzen 5 3600 + RX 580. In general, the design is excellent, the installation variability was impressive. If you need a compact case with an excellent design, the ability to easily transport, but at the same time the price of 6k suits you, then feel free to take it. But if the processor has a high TDP (Ryzen 9 / Intel Core I7 / I9) and you need a good cooling system, then it’s better to refuse and buy a larger case, and with it a tower cooler or even dropsy.