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Are we looking at the same Corsair One that runs $2,200 in its cheapest variant? Because I built a SFF form factor PC with equivalent specs and zero exotic par
by mdorazio 6y ago
Are we looking at the same Corsair One that runs $2,200 in its cheapest variant? Because I built a SFF form factor PC with equivalent specs and zero exotic parts that fits in a case the size of a console (Dr Zaber case), all for under $1500. It's a bit trickier if you want to water cool it, but I'm not sure why you need to if you use an AMD CPU (much better performance/watt) and don't overclock your GPU.
- dogma1138 6y agoPut in a 2080ti or a 1080ti for the previous gen One an a 9900K in a Dr Zaber case and water cool them I would really like to see that. You’ll need a DC-DC set up and a custom one to boot, and an external water loop. Not to mention that even building an air cooled SFF build is hard, SFF components are rare in many countries and often require you to import it yourself which adds a big premium in the form of import fees, you also need an SFX PSU for that case and one of the smaller ones to boot as well as likely do your own custom sized cables to actually fit things in.
- mdorazio 6y agoOnce again, why do you need water cooling?