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Does anyone know if this case would fit horizontally mounted GPUs in addition to a vertically mounted GPU?

I love it, your ratio of function to form is clearly higher than mine. I'd like to know what I'm missing: what are the CPU and GPU in there and what kind of temps are you seeing?

Thanks! I had some photos, so I threw together an album.

Hey fellas, I updated my Ryzen build recently and finally got around to reverse-engineering (part of) my aquacomputer VISION to use without Aquasuite. Figured I'd share a new photo and improved temps. The new components are an extra 92mm radiator + noctua slim fan, replacing the EK SE 240 with a...

Keep me posted, an aquaero in an M1 certainly strikes me as unprecedented. I'd love to see how you pulled it off.

Thanks for your response. I agree that an aquaero would be the best solution here: they are out of band, don't rely on any software, and are highly configurable. Space considerations make it impractical for me, though. So that said, my only option is to handle the cooling system through...

How are people who are water-cooling their M1 monitoring water temperature? I understand some ITX boards have a temperature header, which solves that. There are no ITX Ryzen boards with a temperature header yet, so some peripheral is required. Aquaeros look entirely too big to fit in an M1, but...

What are you using to measure (or rather, display) the water temperature?

Yes, the fans are running at 100%, and the radiator sucks. I also have a HWL GTS 240 at home, so I might try to get that to fit. You'd previously given me advice on pcpartpicker regarding the bottom of the case. I think I will need to do that if I put fans on the outside. What fan hubs (if any)...

Idle under KDE plasma 5, i get CPU: 30 degrees, and GPU 39 degrees. My "load" test was running the Linux version of XCOM2 while compiling LLVM on 12 cores. After 15 minutes or so, the GPU hits about 60 degrees, and the CPU about 65. This is with the fans at 100% and no overclock. I'm fine with...

Hello I figured I'd share a couple of photos of my Ryzen workstation build. This thread was very inspirational. I'm fortunate that my job allows me to bring my own hardware, so the point of this machine was to have an office workstation that doesn't suck, and that is reasonably small so that I...

No I used the screws that came with the heatsink to attach it to the mount, and a m3.5 screw/rubber washer combination to attach the mount to the case.

Starting with a prior of: no, It doesn't look like it. The pump attaches to the mount where the "inner" screwholes are in the bitspower heatsink, which looks like they're off from the EK heatsink feet. I suppose you could try to 1. edit the model to move the screwholes to the appropriately...

Sorry, i forgot i initially got to that from reddit. Here's the sketchup and here's the original reddit thread about the build. I used an EK DDC with the bitspower DDC heatsink.

This guy made a 3D model of a pump mount (for a DDC pump heatsink) that attaches to the case front where the front HDD grommets are supposed to go. You can slide the mount up and down according to your need. Since I didn't have a drill it was a no-brainer, it only cost me $15 to have it printed.