Tribbs
Good stuff, I was between a shift X and O-11 Dynamic when doing mine, I still want to do a lil media center pc in the shift.  Keep us posted on temps when you get the parts in.  

Thank you, and will do!

 
Thanks for sharing.      

XrayMan
 
Thanks for sharing.      

Np, I ended up returning the L9x65 and getting a bequite! Shadow Rock LP which is a more significant CPU cooler, it barely fits, and just clears the VRM heatsink on the board.  I was going to have this unit up and running but, out of the blue the SF600 just died only after a couple hours of use, I filed for RMA and hope to get the unit back soon.

 

Awesome build!
 
I have the same case.
Thanks for the idea of the 90' connectors for the mainboard io plate

revenantx02
Awesome build!
 
I have the same case.
Thanks for the idea of the 90' connectors for the mainboard io plate

Thank you very much and NP!  Yeah I came up with the 90 degree connectors as the DP cable would not clear the top cover.  I got all the adapters off amazon.

Hope the RMA turnaround time is quick. 

rjohnson11
Hope the RMA turnaround time is quick. 

Thank you!  I get my RMA back today in fact, hope to get this up soon, waiting on 1x GT fan as the Shadow Rock uses a 120mm fan.  Also I will be replacing the thermal paste on this unit and my Primo system with HY P13 thermal paste, which comes in at 13.4w/mk beating out Grizzly Kryonaut on paper, should be very interesting to see how it compares to NT H1.

 

Thanks for the update

rjohnson11
Thanks for the update

Got it up and running!  It is working well, the 1660Ti boosts all the way up 1980MHz, and gets pretty warm, but its an air cooled card, in a very compact case.  I recorded a max GPU temp of 80c, the CPU which is a i5 9400F clocked in at 4.1GHz on all cores according too MSi Afterburner, it hit a max temp of 49C so far, the Shadow Rock LP is doing great work along with the GT fans blasting everything with air.  RAM XMP is working great with the RAM at 3000MHz.  I am waiting on the HY P13 paste to come in so I can delid the 9400F and put a Copper IHS on it to try and shave off a few more C and a hopefully a few C off the GPU die with the paste.  Sorry for no photo's as I need to get some decent ones.  In August Phanteks told me they will have the Mesh upgrade panels for the Shift cases, and those should help a lot with airflow, as the sides and glass really inhibit fresh air from getting into the case.

Very nice, Thanks for sharing.