Here’s my setup I share with my girl. It’s a Corsair 1000D. We both have Ryzen 7’s. I rock the ATX with a 2080 Super and she has the ITX with a 1080. To accommodate the final weight we went with a tire rack with a 500lbs weight limit.
Here’s my setup I share with my girl. It’s a Corsair 1000D. We both have Ryzen 7’s. I rock the ATX with a 2080 Super and she has the ITX with a 1080. To accommodate the final weight we went with a tire rack with a 500lbs weight limit.
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So one motherboard to run two computers? I’m confused. Is it two entire computers in one case?
It looks cool but for the love of god please blow out those radiators.