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rocking said:
sfx components are expensive. just look at sff psu, cabinet price which is near to mobo price.
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yeah the cheapest sfx psu was up until recently was close to 12500-12900 now i can see the rog loki sfx-L psu for around 11800 consistenly and often goes down to 9000. There is a serious gap in the market for the indian buyers. i hope that we get a few nice indian startups in this space
 
Dharat said:
yeah the cheapest sfx psu was up until recently was close to 12500-12900 now i can see the rog loki sfx-L psu for around 11800 consistenly and often goes down to 9000. There is a serious gap in the market for the indian buyers. i hope that we get a few nice indian startups in this space
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a h610m- d4, 12400f, a psu worth 2000-3000 with a gpu cost less and offer better value. i don't think it is worth investing in sfx build until you are rich enough. m-atx, atx mobo also offers additional slots and are far better with options available for replacing components.
 
rocking said:
a h610m- d4, 12400f, a psu worth 2000-3000 with a gpu cost less and offer better value. i don't think it is worth investing in sfx build until you are rich enough. m-atx, atx mobo also offers additional slots and are far better with options available for replacing components.
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the appeal of an sfx build to me is the mobility since i will be going to college, i think its better building an sfx system than getting a laptop
 
Dharat said:
the appeal of an sfx build to me is the mobility since i will be going to college, i think its better building an sfx system than getting a laptop
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Do you plan to carry the case to college and hook it up to a monitor in the college?
 
We have a dedicated thread for SFF builds. The lack of popularity is due to scalability and price.

When I bought mine last year. I could not get RX 7800GRE as there are no LP version of that card in the market. The smallest one is about 330mm wide while the case itself (CH160 in my case) can take 305mm max.

No matter what budget you have. There are some compromise you have to make while you get faster component on an Matx or ATX builds.
 
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PunkX 75 said:
Do you plan to carry the case to college and hook it up to a monitor in the college?
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yea
kalph09 said:
We have a dedicated thread for SFF builds. The lack of popularity is due to scalability and price.

When I bought mine last year. I could not get RX 7800GRE as there are no LP version of that card in the market. The smallest one is about 330mm wide while the case itself (CH160 in my case) can take 305mm max.

No matter what budget you have. There are some compromise you have to make while you get faster component on an Matx or ATX builds.
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hey do you think ch160 with an atx psu can fit a 280mm gpu (3cms extra)
 
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Dharat said:
yea

hey do you think ch160 with an atx psu can fit a 280mm gpu (3cms extra)
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My 7700XT is 280mm with SFX modular psu. It's a tight fit. Barely any room for cable management.

Hope this snap helps. I'll try to get a better one.
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With an ATX psu. A 280mm card might brush against each other nor you'll have room for cables.
 
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