I don't think that the GamingX will fit at all becasue of the width.
That's not something that can be fixed with a tophat.
Edit: Reading your message again I realize you are talking about custom watercooling the GPU, sorry for the misinterpretation.
Since we're on this subject, do you know why he showed a Titan X instead of a 1080ti?
Isn't the 1080ti slightly better?
Also, at about 8:25 he said that a blower style GPU is preffered? Why is it?
Fuccckk I just got it!
I was lucky enough to be in the super early bird deal!
Thanks for shipping to Brazil, can't wait for it :D
My days using MacOS are about to end soon!
Thank you for that input!
I am too concerned about noise...
I hope that with a 90-degree elbow it will fit in the case without any tophats...
Let's hope for it!
Whoa, thank you so much for this detalied reply!
I'm actually planning on using no tophats at all for a more compact system, so I pretty confident I'll have to look for another card.
For now seems like the next best option would be the SC2 iCX, which already has amazing performance and great...
Thank you!
Seems like the FTW3 would barely fit in the height department, I wonder if it's still a good idea buy it for this case...
Thank you again :D
I may missed that, but any words on maximum dimensions for the GPU other than the 305mm length?
Would a EVGA GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 iCX fit?
Also, magnificent case and photos, thank you for that :D
+1
I find it hard to believe that someone who is willing to spend a premium price for a case and sfx power supply will be using a GTX 1050ti.
I for one think that most builds we are going to see will be using 1070, 1080 and 1080ti.
I think my personal build is going to be a somewhat Midrange...
I guess the Noctua NH-L9x65 with undervolting will be a good match!
You got a good deal on your ram, if I were you I'd keep it and worst case scenario sell it on reddit or another place.
If you don't need crazy fast NVMe speeds (probably not since you're only gaming and not into 4K video editing/rendering and 3D Modeling) you can snag this amazing M.2 SSD of 1.1TB for only 270USD...
600W for the 1080ti and 500W for the 1080.
I'm a little below that, but the Corsair SF line is a trusted one and I'm using a regular non-overclocked gtx 1080 and won't be overclocking my CPU too, so I think I'm safe for now.
The prices of Z370 mobos are insane right now, I wish those go down a...