Ryzen 3 aio

[Cyberboy109]

Here is my Ryzen build with the following parts
Ryzen 1300x
ASRock Fatal1ty AB350 Gaming-ITX/ac
16gb of ddr4 2666mhz
120gb m.2 (os)
500gb 2.5 5400rpm in a slim line optical bay converter (storage)
500gb 3.5 7200rpm for my games
Gigabyte gtx 1050 ti (none 6 pin)
Corsiar sfx 600watt , overkill I know
All in side a 21 inch aio that I bought from quite pc on sale, the monitor its self is 1080p but only 60 hertz but that is fine by me, the aio goes by a few names and doing some research really popular in south Korean gaming internet cafe

The only real upgrade I want to do is replace the 3.5 hdd to summit larger.

The other pics is the start of me fitting a pc inside a old motorcycle helmet

 

[tinytomlogan]

They AIO PC's are quite cool. How are you finding noise and temps?

 

[Cyberboy109]

They AIO PC's are quite cool. How are you finding noise and temps?

So sorry for the late reply late night
Temps are not to bad gpu idle with the fans not spinning is 40c max
Cpu temps at 43c idle

When gaming playing doom at 1080p on high settings the gpu goes upto 58c and still no fans, the cpu goes upto 61c

Im using open hardware for the gpu and Amd own software for the cpu

Noise is fine cpu fan can be a bit noisy but I'm used to it, I might swap it out but looks like 65mm in height is all I have for a new cooler.

Iv added a pic of the back of the pc to show all the vents.

I wished I could give proper review but Im useless with words...all I can say about the AIO is its worth every penny specially if your limited on space and dont want a laptop.

*Once I get my sleeping pattern sorted ill see if the girlfreind can help me write something up and take better pics