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Recent content by ScarletStar
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DAN C4-SFX: The smallest water cooling case in the world
What I'm trying to say is: It's probably not worth it because push+pull might give you a slight bonus (read: diminishing returns) normally with additional same thickness fans (read: by sacrificing additional 25mm space) but it's probably not gonna do much in this case cause we're swapping better...- ScarletStar
- Post #786
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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DAN C4-SFX: The smallest water cooling case in the world
Push pull is pointless, especially on a thin radiator. What are you gaining from push pull is more static pressure. What you're losing from using low profile fans is static pressure. What you're gaining from using a low profile radiator is lower pressure drop -> higher airflow. It makes no...- ScarletStar
- Post #783
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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DAN C4-SFX: The smallest water cooling case in the world
Oh I made a small mistake. The height of the feet obviously change that angle too. The higher the feet, the smaller the angle becomes. So three conflicting design goals: stability: as low as possible with as wide a base as possible design: low with a narrow base for the current design...- ScarletStar
- Post #776
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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DAN C4-SFX: The smallest water cooling case in the world
Or a short. Also you don't need to cool NAND flash. All you want to cool is the controller chip. NAND flash has higher endurance when it's running at higher temps. Cause the energy and thus voltage needed to tunnel charges onto the isolated control gate is lower at higher temperatures, which in...- ScarletStar
- Post #773
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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DAN C4-SFX: The smallest water cooling case in the world
AlMiDaX The problem is ONLY the area that the feet enclose. As long as it's the same or smaller than the original (assuming same height of the center of gravity), it won't change anything for stability. It's the marked area (and by extension the angle) that determines how much angular (tipping)...- ScarletStar
- Post #759
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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DAN C4-SFX: The smallest water cooling case in the world
Case feet: First the unevenness. This is a problem with everything with more than 3 feet. If it's uneven I would say that's a reason to complain to LianLi. I mean other cases have 4+ corner contact patches too and seem to work fine. This is a quality assurance problem and should lie with Lian...- ScarletStar
- Post #747
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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DAN C4-SFX: The smallest water cooling case in the world
I just don't like rounded corners in general. This looks too simple. It's just a rounded box with a glass side. It's not ugly but it doesn't have any interesting lines and details to catch the eye. If you want a box that melts into the background than I guess this would work. But when you want...- ScarletStar
- Post #726
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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DAN C4-SFX: The smallest water cooling case in the world
SFF is not for you bro.- ScarletStar
- Post #721
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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DAN C4-SFX: The smallest water cooling case in the world
dondan You mean this part gets scratched?: That's not visible once the panel is on. But if you really want to redesign because of this. You could just trim the top and bottom panels down so they are flat pieces without any bending. Extend the side panels so they fill the entire side, no...- ScarletStar
- Post #717
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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DAN C4-SFX: The smallest water cooling case in the world
It's not front intake. Look more closely. It's exhaust. This is a negative pressure setup, pulling air through the rads by exhausting through the front. I'm not into this design. Firstly it looks meh. Secondly it probably creates a pretty stagnant air pocket in the top corner of the mainboard...- ScarletStar
- Post #707
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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DAN C4-SFX: The smallest water cooling case in the world
Lol he said this thread is dead. Guess he didn't realize we were waiting for more test results.... I agree on the unibody thing. Sure the A4 is kinda his baby, but it's just one case. I don't think just because hsi first case had that unibody design means that every case needs to have it now...- ScarletStar
- Post #702
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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DAN C4-SFX: The smallest water cooling case in the world
Project is dead :0- ScarletStar
- Post #694
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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NCASE M1 vs. Phanteks Shift
I mean rotated like the bottom radiator. So the fittings won't collide with anything.- ScarletStar
- Post #128
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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NCASE M1 vs. Phanteks Shift
Has anyone tried fitting a low profile radiator to the top fan spot and a low profile fan between the front panel and frame? EK 120SE is 27mm thick so it might fit. And there is a 12mm thick fan from Scythe- ScarletStar
- Post #126
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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DAN C4-SFX: The smallest water cooling case in the world
Delid it. I mean... who uses a 8700k without delid?- ScarletStar
- Post #686
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems