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Raijintek Ophion vs Silverstone RVZ03

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Did someone say ITX?

 

No?

 

/s

 

Ophion does better with the space IMO, little more workable internally.

I WILL find your ITX build thread, and I WILL recommend the SIlverstone Sugo SG13B

 

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Depends on what you want and so on.

There are pro and cons for both cases.

 

Max Heatsink for the Silverstone is something like a Noctua NH-L12s.

And with some Modifications on the Case you can fit in a VEGA Card (Sapphire Nitro+ V64 in my case). The modification is to remove the Power Inlet and let it be outside the case. And that's it...

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44 minutes ago, Stefan Payne said:

Depends on what you want and so on.

There are pro and cons for both cases.

 

Max Heatsink for the Silverstone is something like a Noctua NH-L12s.

And with some Modifications on the Case you can fit in a VEGA Card (Sapphire Nitro+ V64 in my case). The modification is to remove the Power Inlet and let it be outside the case. And that's it...

I plan to use a zotac rtx 2080 8gb amp so no need to mod I think. 

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