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  1. Hah this should work! I think should work easily Thanks man!
  2. I've looked at that as well, sadly it won't fit either. There's a board blocking where I'd need to route the wires, if the orientation was flipped it would be more than doable. Maybe even without modding the thing. Thanks again for the continued help! Come to think of it, it might doable in another way with this psu.
  3. I'm planning on grabbing the zotac 1070mini, and just cutting part of the heatsink off. It should fit, and yeah the fans do draw 130w. There are 2 12v 3.3amp fans and one 12v 4.5amp fan.
  4. I'm planning on upgrading to a gtx 1070, and a ryzen 7 1700x down the line. The fans themselves pull around 130watts.
  5. Most cases provide good airflow, especially in the atx form factor, it becomes more of an issue with smaller cases. I'd only invest in higher end ones for things such as aesthetics, cable management, noise reduction and the like. I used an old antec 300 for years and had temps around 40c with an fx8350.
  6. As is, the cables for the sfx psu I have block where I'm planning on putting my hard drive cage, as well as preventing me from mounting that fan properly. The cage would go under the fan and infront of the powersupply you see here. I physically can not fit a larger powersupply in the case, Thanks for the advice though!
  7. Still having trouble finding a psu that'd fit what I need, the silverstone 550w would of been a good fit, but it has a board where I would route the cables.
  8. I'm currently using 3 11.5k rpm deltas, though I doubt I'd need to run them at full speed I'd rather have the room than face accidental shutdowns.
  9. Sadly sfx-l doesn't fit in the case man, flex might work if I rig it a bit. Thanks for the help guys.
  10. I'm using an ml06b-e, with 130w worth of fans, 2 hard drives, ryzen 1200 and an radeon 5450. I'm planning on upgrading to a 1700x and a gtx 1070. I haven't done the math but I'd rather overcompensate with the power supply.
  11. It's just easier with a non-modular. I want to re-route the cables through the side of the powersupply, instead of having them come out the front. That little bit of extra space would give me room to properly mount my outtake fan and hdd cage.
  12. I'm looking for an sfx psu in the 600-700w range that's non-modular, for modding purposes, are there any on the market right now?
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