I loved the case I have built a "living-room PC" but I tried to avoid paying the ITX-tax. In the end, I have a Jonsbo Z20 with AMD 9700X, 2*32GB DDR5 6400mhz CL32(what an overkill in this day and age, but paid 360euros for the brand new kit), Sapphire Pulse 9070XT and 2TB Crucial T710. Since the plan was to be a livingroom PC from the start, I went with unnecessary amount of cooling(like 5 Arctic P12 PRO case fans + ThermalRight Phantom Spirit 120 EVO) having them running at minimum rates. At the end of the day, I have a system with Bazzite, completely silent even when gaming, that sleeps and wakes up from the gamepad(thanks to the puck of steam controller). I also considered SteamOS(since I use it on my Legion Go S) but wanted to try and see Bazzite too and currently very happy with it.
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Re: AMD's Ryzen 7 7700X3D is the heart of my new SteamOS gaming PC
I loved the case
I have built a "living-room PC" but I tried to avoid paying the ITX-tax. In the end, I have a Jonsbo Z20 with AMD 9700X, 2*32GB DDR5 6400mhz CL32(what an overkill in this day and age, but paid 360euros for the brand new kit), Sapphire Pulse 9070XT and 2TB Crucial T710.
Since the plan was to be a livingroom PC from the start, I went with unnecessary amount of cooling(like 5 Arctic P12 PRO case fans + ThermalRight Phantom Spirit 120 EVO) having them running at minimum rates.
At the end of the day, I have a system with Bazzite, completely silent even when gaming, that sleeps and wakes up from the gamepad(thanks to the puck of steam controller).
I also considered SteamOS(since I use it on my Legion Go S) but wanted to try and see Bazzite too and currently very happy with it.