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Ahh okay. I thought that was just the initial shipment and that the issue was already rectified. Looks like I'll be ordering a second one in February! Haha.
To be clear... Do you mean that there is supposed to be an updated cooler that will be coming in February or that they are simply going to be restocked?
The one I ordered from Overclockers UK January 7th performs similar to my LP53 w/ noctua A12x15 fan. However I configured the fan to blow...
It looks like /u/volopasse called overclockers UK ~7 days ago and they said the issue has been rectified. I can't find any other sources that mention this other than the few people contacting them directly.
If anyone else has more info I'd love to know before ordering one for my Sentry...
SaperPL and ZombiPL. I have some design questions regarding thermals.
I have a blower (founder edition) 1080Ti. I know cooling it isn't perfect in Sentry.
However, would it be beneficial to seal off the GPU chamber from the CPU and PSU? (I have a 7700k CPU). Logic says yes, but I would like...
The mock ducting I did following your method Ej24 helped CPU temps ~5 degrees C and 1080Ti gpu boost clock ~100MHz (from around 1500MHz to around 1600MHz).
Correct, the 7700k is delided. However, this gaming test was during the Crysis 3 grass level torture test, this stresses the CPU a lot. Gaming in something like Overwatch or Doom holds the CPU temps at around 65-70C.
The 120mm fan is actually off center where the bottom of the fan meets up with...
See attached screenshot during Crysis 3 "Welcome to the Jungle" grass level stress for ~8 minutes.
I'm curious by what St1X said... I'm going to try to reverse the CPU fan to use as exhaust, and test again... Right now it's sucking fresh air in from the outside and blowing it down onto the CPU...
We made it w00t! The sentry is finally here and looking interesting I must say. Shipping box was in good condition, no broken parts. Friend of mine has yet to pick up his half (the other sentry case). Enjoy the photos of my build. Thanks again Dr. Zaber team, this case is amazing and you all...
mining or even gaming. It will clock higher than 1582MHz due to GPU boost 3.0. Keep in mind this was in an open air case with no fans. I will update temps/clocks with new sentry build (Just received the case today!)
UPDATE: the boost clock in sentry isn't nearly as good. It's usually around...
My 1080Ti FE temps are fine. Sits at 84C and just adjusts the boost clock. Mine hovers around 1700mhz boost.
I'm not sure if repasting will give any noticeable benefits... But now I'm curious.
I have a 1080Ti FE but no sentry yet white + black order #139 or something. (Minnesota, USA). And in my old micro ATX case the GPU stays pegged at 84C with the boost clock fluctuating between ~1650mhz-1850mhz. The performance is a noticeable jump from a 1080 even if it's a low clocked blower...
I have a gsync monitor (acer xb270hu) and gsync is nice... But overall the upgrade from 60hz to 144hz was a huge improvement. G-sync is nice but not worth the massive price premium IMHO.
Does this Xeon come with crappy TIM on the die or is it soldered? That is... If you were to delid, overall curious to see how much that would be holding it back?
If I ordered a 2 case pack, black + white... Will the black case arrive first or will I wait longer for both to arrive at the same time? I was order #136 or something around there.
The bandwidth and as a result the theoretical performance might be way better, but like SaperPL said, the real world difference is like 5-10% at best. Even with memory intensive workloads.
Linustechtips did a video on it if you're curious.
As long as you get the thermolab LP53 with a Noctua 92x14mm fan and a reference (founders edition) 1080Ti it will work fine. You will see boosts and noise will be fine, just not as good as a huge case with massive airflow, but usable nonetheless.
Ftw3 no, sc2 yes.
The TDP is too high on these cards anyway and it's recommended that you get the founders edition instead. Though do whatever you wish!
I would like to see this as well... And we could also post GPU and CPU setups and cooling solutions. Along with any mods to get certain components to fit.
I can confirm that SaperPL is right. Even in a larger case that I have now (NZXT Vulcan), my 7700k goes from 80C in stressful gaming (crysis 3) with a blower GPU to 95C (system freezes) with an open air aftermarket GTX 1080 (Zotac amp extreme). Which should be indicative of the performance of a...
This is indeed useful!! However, upon skimming the article quick I can't seem to find which GPU they used to test these CPUs. A 1080Ti? Perhaps a 1080?
This is indeed useful!! However, upon skimming the article quick I can't seem to find which GPU they used to test these CPUs. A 1080Ti? Perhaps a 1080?
1) I'm aware of the size and TDP. I'm currently using this as a 30 day upgrade until I return it to microcenter and get a founders edition 1080 Ti when they're back in stock.
2) I was considering the EVGA icx superclocked 1080Ti which is 250W open air, close to this zotac 1080. The case I have...
Sad news all. The results of my Dynatron R15 mounted with zip ties and a copper shim with paste on both sides is less than ideal. I wasn't sure how well it would perform with limited mounting pressure and grease on both sides of this shim...
~80C during CPU-z stress was satisfactory, but that's...
Just got my 30x30x1.2mm copper shim.
After install of the Dynatron R15 with that shim, noctua af-92x14mm fan, thermal grizzly kryonaut paste, and zip ties the temps on my 7700K (stock) went from ~85C with the copper core stock cooler during gaming to ~70C during gaming.
My guess is a proper...
Isn't CAS latency tied to overall bandwidth just like clock speed? I know there's an equation out there somewhere.
Edit* yeah nevermind, it's more complicated than I thought. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAS_latency
You're right. On paper the drive is even faster than that, but real world usage tells a different story. Video editing and tasks like that are what show a noticeable difference.
Sequential transfers are what show a difference. Benchmarks show OS load times, game load times, and system...
- Intel i7 7700k
- Dynatron R15 - Noctua NH-L9i Fan (mounted with zip ties and a copper shim using thermal grizzly kryonaut paste)
- ASUS Z170i Pro Gaming ITX
- 16GB G.Skill NT CAS 15 2400MHz 1.2v
- EVGA GTX 1080Ti SC Black Edition iCX
- Samsung 1TB 850 EVO M.2 SSD
- Corsair SF-600 PSU
Edit*...
I am glad to hear this heatsink is becoming a reality. For now though I am using the dynatron r15 like Rosaj.
I am using the noctua 92x14mm fan with zip ties and a 30x30mmx1.2mm copper shim with a 7700k on an Asus z170i pro gaming board and grizzly kryonaut paste.
For now I'm using the stock...
Hopefully dynatron will have am4 socket mounts since that's what I'll be getting.
I currently have my 4670k and the rest of my respective build parted out and listed on eBay. All aboard the hype train! Choo choo!