Sliger SM580

These cases are extremely well made and look great on a desk!

I would buy this if I didn’t already have an SM580.

TITAN RIG is well known for quality products and excellent customer support. However, this is something different because it is advertised as a magnetic dust filter but the magnetic word here is not what you might want or expect it is too weak that barely holds to its place. I wish I could return it...

Sm580 all day. Insane cooling. Only downside are the side panels having rectangles instead of the perforated holes like the other cases.

Sliger quality is insane.

I think I've also seen a modded one where they added a slim 360mm where the gpu sits in addition to the regular thickness rad), S620 (can do 1 280mm and 1 240mm rad), Cerberus/Cerberus X (dual 240mm rads on both are possible and can use mATX/ATX boards), and SM580 (one 280mm rad). Outside of Sliger there's the Winter One (dual 280mm rads and pricey by SFF standards), SSUPD Meshilicious (280mm rad), NCase M1 (dual 240mm rads possible although difficult afaik), Ghost S1 (with top hats can add 240mm rads although this also becomes pricey by SFF standards), and NR200 (1 280mm and 1 240mm rad). I'd look at the cases in depth and try to figure out how much cooling you need to be satisfied with the noise. That's largely going to drive the case size.

\- memory to a 3600c16 kit (pretty sure the 3600 lpx is a shit bin c18, so not actually faster than 3200c16), and you don't need low profile, you're in a sm580, so go for something dual rank and 3600c16 like the cjr tridents (3600c16-19-19) or something. \- SSD to p34a80s, much better value for similar performance, 2x2tb if you feel fancy. \- PSU to sf750 plat, better quality than the supernova and a lot quieter (and trips at 788w continuous and spikes to kw+ are fine, an 850w isn't really an advantage here).