NCASE M1

So I guess all that's left now is the conclusion. The M1 is a stunningly strong first entry for a new manufacturer and delivers exactly what it promis...

Now actually, building inside this case isn't as hard as most people make it out to be. seeing has all the panel's pop off so easy and the case is rea...

The M1 was already a really well made, premium filling case to me. Anyway, I had definitely no complaints here.

Ncase M1, 5950x, 3090, 32GB 3600 14CL, Crosshair 8 Impact, SF750, 8TB NVMe 4.0. Samsung G9 & G7, Aqua Control Plus, Everest Max & Razer Huntsman Mini, Razer Viper Ultimate & Naga Pro. HyperX Cloud Flight S & Sennheiser HD 800 S, Monolith 124459, Panasonic Soundslayer.

In 2012, fed up with the sorry state of small-form-factor (SFF) computer cases, two users on the HardOCP community forum decided to create their own. Wahaha360 and Necere came up with the $200+ Ncase M1, a 12.7-liter marvel designed to put every cubic centimeter of that space to good use. Amazingly,...

Lucky you, I received almost everything (similar config) but my Ncase M1 is still somewhere between Taiwan and France (ordered 3 weeks ago). NR200P would have cost 2x less and would be at home for a long time 😅.

From the way the panels feel, you could tell the passion that has gone into it. Among the many cases I've owned (FormD T1, Ghost S1, Ncase M1), this ranks at the top for fit and finish. Also, having a mechanical switch as a power button is something i wish other manufacturers incorporate; it feels so nice and tactile!.

Then you take the card out and it is simply stunning, I think one of the best looking reference cards AMD has ever made. And this continues when running the card in my system, I have a NCase M1 so airflow is at a minimum and I was amazed that with just stock settings the card stays in the mid 70c range while benchmarking and gaming. Then I played around with the tuning, enabled SAM and everything worked like a dream. The extra time they spend ensuring the drivers were great from launch was worth it.

I use a Corsair SF750 Platinum for my Ncase M1 build. Ryzen 5900X with an Asus TUF RTX 3090. I have no issues. Previously I had a 3950X and 2070 super as my main Ncase rig.

Also built a new 3900x sff build in the NCase M1 with an EVGA XC3 Ultra 3080. 3900x is being cooled with a custom loop and will be adding in the GPU once the tx240 comes back in stock.