8L mini ITX 1440p box. Let me know if you have questions.

All parts but RAM were purchased new or open box.

2 year limited parts and labor warranty included. Excludes physical damage and settings changed from what it ships with(Excluding a GPU undervolt revert, bios update, windows reinstall, new os install).

Parts CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7600X3D

Cooler: Thermalright AXP90-X53

Board: ASRock A620AI WiFi (WiFi 6E, BT, 2.5GbE), current BIOS

RAM: 32GB (2x16) SK Hynix M-die DDR5, validated at 6000

CL30-38-38-56 1.40V with TestMem5, SPD written via thaiphoon burner

GPU: PowerColor Reaper RX 9070 GRE 12GB

Storage: 2TB Ediloca EN870, PCIe 4.0 x4. Maxio MAP1602 controller, YMTC 232-layer TLC NAND, DRAM-less with HMB. Same controller/NAND combination as the well-reviewed budget Gen4 drives from the bigger brands; the difference is the sticker. Rated 7,400 MB/s read.

PSU: Corsair SF750 (2024) 80+ Platinum, fully modular

Case: Shiny Snake S300, 8.1L, 1x Thermalright C12015 slim exhaust fan

OS: Windows 11 pro

Numbers 3DMark Steel Nomad: 5517 (above the average for this card, from inside 8 liters).

GPU is running a validated -100mV undervolt with VRAM at 2450 fast timings. The stock Adrenalin profile is included; one click to revert.

At full gaming load the PSU fan doesn't spin.

Notes Everything is stock-fit, nothing modded or de-shrouded.

Expect low 60s Celsius cpu max, low 70s gpu max temps

The GPU is a 304mm card in a 305mm case, tight fit but it fills the case nicely.

12GB VRAM: this is a 1440p card. I'm pretty sure it wont Indiana Jones at Ultra settings 1440p, but the vast majority of games it will run great.

6 cores: it's an X3D. The cache is why the 1% lows beat an 8-core non-X3D at this price.

RAM is OEM Hynix, TM5-validated at the profile it ships at, and covered by the warranty like everything else.

Ediloca is a white-label brand and I know that. I bought it for the internals, verified them, and I'm the one warrantying it.

Why this over a tower: it's 8 liters with a handle. If you want a tower, a tower is cheaper.

Disclosures The riser is PCIe 3.0, which costs about 2% on this card. The BIOS is set for it, and I include a one-page note covering that setting and how to get back into BIOS via the board's HDMI if you ever clear CMOS.

A620 does not expose CPU undervolting or overclocking, so the CPU runs stock. The X53 has plenty of headroom for a 65W chip.

Two M.2 slots on the board: the first is PCIe 4.0 (occupied), the second is PCIe 3.0 x4, fine for a game drive.

Windows 11 pro is installed and activated.

No mining, no RGB. Free shipping, double-boxed.