According to the report, the player used a DeskMini X300 motherboard with a 3D printed case.

As shown in the picture above, the base of this mini-host is the water-cooling cooler, and the whole machine has only one owl fan, which is very compact. Although it seems that this water-cooled cooler is not well ventilated, the CPU temperature is measured between 65 degrees and 75 degrees.

IT Home has learned that ASRock Desk mini X300 uses a mini STX motherboard, which supports AMD’s current Dragon APU and can be installed with DDR4 notebook memory and M.2 SSD.

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