3D printable PC case

Compact ITX 3-D-Printed PC Case (mobile Core i9 + RTX 4060 build)

Overview
This project provides a 3Dprintable enclosure for a high-performance ITX system shown in my two-part YouTube series. Episode 1 covers the initial assembly; Episode 2 covers the power-supply swap and stress-testing.

Episode 1 video → [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtohlBdZuRI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtohlBdZuRI)
Episode 2 video → [https://youtu.be/ElWD4votYos](https://youtu.be/ElWD4votYos)

Feel free to modify these files and publish your own derivatives.

Designed-for hardware (tested)

Component	Notes
Motherboard	ITX, 170 × 170 mm.
CPU	Mobile Core i9 engineering sample.
GPU	Dual-slot RTX 4060 8 GB MSI Ventus.
RAM	2 × 16 GB DDR4.
Storage	1 × M.2 2280 NVMe.
PSU	330 W Dell power brick + DC-DC unit (see Episode 2).

If your parts differ, expect to tweak the model.

Printing guidelines

Material: ABS-GF (Bambulab). PETG works but not tested.

Limitations

Not plug-and-play. The layout is matched to the hardware above.
Prints will warp without an enclosed printer if you use ABS.

Descrição

Compact ITX 3-D-Printed PC Case (mobile Core i9 + RTX 4060 build)