you mean stuff like that?
https://www.innodisk.com/en/products/dram-module/embedded/Embedded_VLP_DDR4_LONG_DIMM
https://www.innodisk.com/en/products/dram-module/wide-temperature/Unbuffered_Wide_Temperature_DDR4_LONG_DIMM_VLP
As a German I recommend to buy online. Alternate, Caseking, Notebooksbilliger, Cyberport, Mindfactory are trustworthy. Mindfactory has the best price, Caseking the best products.
Triple monitor was a thing ten years ago. Now we have 21:9 screens and VR headset. One or the other always beats a...
Ok, so we have one test run with the copper cooler and thermal paste and another one with the Noctua cooler that has barely any thermal paste on it. This review doesn’t help at all!
I would highly appreciate it, if you tested the Noctua again, this time with proper thermal paste. Please!
Afaik somebody awnsered this in this thread.
Edit:
https://hardforum.com/threads/dan-a4-sfx-the-smallest-gaming-case-in-the-world.1799326/page-320#post-1043383849
https://hardforum.com/threads/dan-a4-sfx-the-smallest-gaming-case-in-the-world.1799326/page-320#post-1043384009
I myself did the same test right after my DAN A4-SFXv1 arrived. My results were the following:
The Noctua NH-L9i has the best build quality and you can barely hear it up to 1900 rpm. Sadly it performs a few degree worse than its competitors.
The LP53 performs a few degree better than the NH-L9i...
To all the people who plan to use the Corsair SF450 power supply: I have it and I use it together with a 1080Ti FTW3 and an eight-core Ryzen CPU. In general the 450W are more than enough power. The power consumption would be around 370W under full load. If you are into HEAVY overclocking and...
If you use a 25mm fan on the NH-L9i, then this setup is not notacibly better but far louder than with the x14-fan. Have you already delidded your i7-8700 Revenant_Knight? Did you use liquid metal thermal paste on the heatspreader?
Thanks for the tipp, but I already tried the fan on my previous setup. I was disappointed by its performance. Furthermore, the VRMs are not really my problem. Its temperatures are much lower when using other applications than IBT.
I have tested a R5 1600 (the 8-core version) with a Noctua NH-L9i, some liquid metal thermal paste, a selfmade fan-duct and without the I/O-shield.
The CPU was clocked to 3400 Mhz at 1,025V. This is proven stable.
I haven't testet if I can run slightly higher clocks with such a low voltage...
I have a retention kit from 1151 to AM4 to make my NH-L9i work on the new platform. Would this retention kit work with the HSLP? I could test an 8-core Ryzen CPU. ;)
Hey guys,
I have an octa-core Ryzen 5 1600 and would like to know at which settings your Ryzen sytems are running. I feel like I can't go higher than 1,10V and 3550Mhz but maybe I just choose a benchmark that was too extreme(Linx).
I guess I have to be more precise. Did you use the fan duct with the NF-A9x14? I noticed an improve in cooling performance over the NF-B9 while being equaly loud.
Here is another test run where I opened the window right next to the PC to guarantee that the room tempertaur didn't have an impact in the measurement:
https://imgur.com/a/ZQCd9
Here are the results:
https://i.imgur.com/c0VlIVk.jpg
Keep in mind that I already use the fan duct on the NH-L9i. I assume the case fan would have had a bigger impact if I didn't use the fan duct.
I am currently testing if an additional 80mm case fan in the top of the DAN A4-SFX could help to reduce the temperatures of the hardware. For this purpose I am running Unigine Heaven Benchmark where I moved the camera to a fixed position to generate a contstand workload and therefore a constand...
It is definitely a better solution than the fan of the C7, but still a lot worse than the NH-L9i/a or LP53/K129. If you have a C7 cooler already and dont care of the noise that much or have a low power CPU, you can go this way. Furthermore the performence is only better than the NH-L9i, if you...
Has somebody successfully mounted a case fan above the mainboard? I bought a Akasa 80x10mm fan and I could need help to stop it from colliding with the PCIe-Rizer.