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he's not going to reply. It's his only comment and nearly 1.5 years old.

So.... Minor detail: You can't put 2 Slots into a 1U case for any boards bigger than ITX.

you could also try it in a top-down config. Intake from the top 3 fans, and exhaust at the back / bottom. (It also looks like there's a fan mount between the PSU and the HDD Cages at the very bottom of the case)

give ya 100$ for the board and chip ;);):p:D

I agree - I used to have two home computers, both in Fractal Define Mini cases, one case did not have drive bays and the other was an earlier model that did have two 5.25 external bays in front. The primary PC was the one w/o the bays and was...

The simple answer? You're in a very small minority. Most computers don't even have / need an optical drive, let alone space to use 3-6 of them. Manufacturers build to the majority. That's about the long and short of it. I have a USB...

if you're not putting HDDs into the cages at the front, skip the front-most fan.

scojer Add this one!

Level of detail is amazing, if not for the comical size it would pass for a gpu. :ROFLMAO: @ the pepsi can getting sucked into the fan.

Trolololololololol

Nope, go look at the LTT Video today: 275W sustained on the new i9 CPU. Guess what? Your 5950 is probably pulling just as much if you push it full tilt.

These days people are liable to underestimate their PSU requirement due to peak power being higher than TDP. For example, 125W TDP Intel CPUs actually pull 250W (with standard settings).

only the floppy drive. It's got USB 3 on the board, a PCI-E Powered GPU, and more than 10 SATA ports. IDK Why the floppy is there, it's not even plugged in. (Aesthetics to attract old people who think computers should have them still?)

Nope, Employees matter more to the company than anyone else, for most industries. It's been proven in study after study. Happy employees who feel valued, properly compensated, and not under threat of constant doom? Are significantly more...

Here's the problem with your argument: For most users, even ones who look at boards like this, minor changes in mounting will do more to change CPU temps after remounting a HSF than any thermal interface will ever do. And unless you're willing...

But DO go look up YT videos about Gallium eating aluminum! THEY'RE REALLY FREAKING COOL

And also do not use with aluminum heatsinks unless they are coated in nickel or copper. Aluminum is literally soluble in gallium!

How dare you use something that he wouldn't. I mean he acts like it was his money and product you are using what you want on.

And at this point the shareholder myth needs to die. Employees, Customers, and then shareholders are what should matter, in that order. See...

Yes it was, which underscores something seriously wrong with corporate America. Forget the excessive compensation packages, I challenge anyone to explain to me how golden parachute clauses in contracts are done “in the interest of the shareholder”.