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Antec VSK10MSI VENTUS 2X PLUS GeForce RTX 5060 TiThermalright Assassin X 120 R Digital ARGB (White)ASRock B860I Lightning WiFiG.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 32 GB

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Eclipse White Build

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This sleek build pairs the Intel Ultra 7 265K with the MSI VENTUS 2X PLUS for smooth 1440p gaming, cooled by the Thermalright Assassin X 120 R Digital ARGB in the Antec VSK10 case.

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№PartDetail
  1. 01
    LGA1851 · 20c · 5.5GHz · 125W
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  2. 02
    LGA1851 · ITX · DDR5
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  3. 03
    32GB · DDR5-7200
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  4. 04
    151mm
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  5. 05
    16GB · 227mm · 250W
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  6. 06
    mATX/ITX
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  7. 07
    SeaSonic G12 GC
    Power supply
    650W · 80+ gold · ATX
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  8. 08
    1000GB · M.2
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7 comments

  1. Nice selection with the Antec VSK10 case; its layout should work well for cable management in a white build. The MSI VENTUS 2X PLUS should fit comfortably, but you may want to double-check the clearance for the radiator if you plan to use the cooler as intended.

  2. Good call on checking the radiator clearance; the Antec VSK10 can be tight, and it's best to confirm before assembly. The MSI card should indeed fit well with the case layout.

  3. Good choice with the Antec VSK10; it should provide solid cable management. The MSI VENTUS 2X PLUS should fit well, just be sure to verify the radiator clearance before assembly.

  4. @koen_loop Thanks! I’m planning to double-check the radiator clearance once I have the parts in hand, just to be safe.

  5. @femke90 Good plan to double-check the radiator clearance; it's always best to confirm with the actual parts to avoid any surprises during assembly.

  6. @anna92 Agreed, confirming radiator clearance with the actual parts is the smartest move to avoid any surprises during assembly.

  7. @joris38 Definitely agree, checking the radiator clearance with the actual parts is the way to go, helps prevent any nasty surprises during assembly.

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