I'm disappointed by the results of the C7 Cu compared with the normal C7. I stressed them in a brief 15min Prime-run and got following results:
C7 aluminium: 86/84/84/87 with 26°C ambient
C7 copper: 85/82/84/85 with 24°C ambient
So no improvement by the cooler itself as it seems.
Hey Chris,
I really hope you enjoy your A4 build as much as all the other people around here!
When I saw your part list some things came to my mind:
1. The "Noctua L9i" is only for Intel sockets. Non-modding alternatives are the "Noctua L9a AM4" or the Cryorig C7.
2. With only one RAM stick...
I'm using a 960 Evo on the back of my Z270-I as my OS drive.
Because the strix cannot adress two sata-m.2 ssds I had to use one nvme. The slot in the back does not take sata drives so the 960 evo had to go there...
Honestly I do not need the nvme speed so I never saw it throttling because of...
Sure it is, but 3C I could only see in extreme scenarios - Prime, etc
While gaming I can't tell if it's cooler because of a variant in ambient temperature or the additional fan.
Hey,
I do not have the prints for the sidepanel but I can point you to the german Computerbase.de-member who made these awesome parts:
https://www.computerbase.de/forum/showthread.php?t=1671555
I hope he can help you out ;-)
Regards
I can't guarantee these are correct but I think the parts for my Panel are
- the 3mm acrylic sidepanel itself
- 4 x 10mm M1.6. countersunk screw
- 4 x M1.6 ball on each panel
- 8 x nuts
- 4 x washers
He also offered distance frames to make 2.5 GPUs possible. Therefore 12, 16 and 20mm screws...