Right? I mean, this is exactly the kind of thing I would have expected from them if they were still the company they were 10 years ago.
Or Razer would buy the design and sell it instead of their Core External GPU.
Right? I mean, this is exactly the kind of thing I would have expected from them if they were still the company they were 10 years ago.
Well in their defense I don't many would have predicted they could sell a case this size just shy of $300 USD.
Even I think it's absurd, yet here I am.
My 7700k is delidded and I've confirmed massive temp improvement with my current setup 25 to 30C! I followed Rockit instructions exactly. Ezpz. I am still waiting for my DAN case in the US. Unfortunately I won't have the "before" results. I do have the coolers and fans in question on hand though.
-C7
-L9i with 25mm NF-A9 PWM. Stock 14mm fan ready to test on C7 as well.
-2x 92mm Black Rubber Fan Silencer to use as shrouds from case wall to fan if there's any gap. This, I imagine, will allow only fresh air to be pulled but could have negative noise consequences. I am considering drilling extra small holes until the sound is gone for the best airflow. However, I do not want to make the case look bad. So I'll be very hesitant to do this.
this is a nice find. i think we could fit two of these on top.Has anyone considered using a couple NF-A4x10 FLX fans from Noctua for the top of the case? They come with low-noise adapters that reduce the RPM but I'm wondering if they would provide enough airflow to be any better than having no top fans. http://noctua.at/en/products/fan/nf-a4x10-flx
this is a nice find. i think we could fit two of these on top.
can someone confirm it?
probably wont help that much, but as long as i know that there are some fans helping the case for better airflow its worth it. specially if i consider getting a non-blower type GPU.Those fans are tiny. They will fit but it's not going to do much. I have one and I'm going to use it on the i/o plate to help the heatsink a bit. But that's because the t318 has the fins facing the i/o plate.
Where are you located? Also, do we have a reference for how long it is between getting the shipping notification and the case arriving? I couldn't find any info on shipping times.My case is scheduled for delivery on Monday but I just found out I'll be away for work for a week. Darn. Guess I'll be building next weekend.
Where are you located? Also, do we have a reference for how long it is between getting the shipping notification and the case arriving? I couldn't find any info on shipping times.
this is a nice find. i think we could fit two of these on top.
can someone confirm it?
I've ordered two - will be delivered in two weeks (I live in Singapore)
According to a Swedish Corsair rep, a bunch of units sent to reviewers was not "working as they should", and new units was sent out, but many reviewers never redid the tests (apparently). So probably something with the SF600 fan curve was faulty.
I would do that. The time for a i5 will be over very soon.maybe i7-7700K; is it worth the 100$ more?
Have you worked with it? I think it is super hard to apply it. I would recommend the Liquid Ultra, but I haven't tested that Thermal Grizzly paste so far.and put some Coollaboratory liquid pro in there.
Better late than neverI know that this will probably come to late for most of you guys but I will post my results here as soon as I have them
What if I just used the C7 with the stock fan and noctua low noise adapter? I just tested and with the LNA, it still pushes a solid amount of air (subjectively) and is very quiet. It doesn't seem like the C7 fan is effected by turbulence close to a flat surface (in terms of noise) as much as the NF-A9 PWM. There's more room for air to come in on the sides of the fan. The C7 just has so much more surface area, I can't see it cooling worse than the L9i.
sWhat if I just used the C7 with the stock fan and noctua low noise adapter? I just tested and with the LNA, it still pushes a solid amount of air (subjectively) and is very quiet. It doesn't seem like the C7 fan is effected by turbulence close to a flat surface (in terms of noise) as much as the NF-A9 PWM. There's more room for air to come in on the sides of the fan.
Instead of using a LNA, setup a custom fan profile in your motherboard's bios. It takes less than 5 minutes and is a much better solution than adding more cables or limiting the max cooling potential of the C7.
As a fellow contributor and thread participant, I also want to voice my frustration in that the time frames have gone from originally being late December to now late February (best case) or sometime in March for USA backers (most likely). I am okay with people ordering from a website to get a hold of this case a week or two in advance of backers who funded this project, as I said here https://hardforum.com/threads/dan-a...in-the-world.1799326/page-196#post-1042787289 , but now it's looking more and more like 6+ weeks and while there is nothing that can be done about it now, it's a poor situation to have been created.
Where are you getting the 6+ weeks and march for US backers estimate? Based on the posts here, dan is working on shipping the US cases now. Wondering if I missed an update or something.
There are 443 cases to ship to the US so it should still take a good bit of time though.
Dan said he was going to try US this weekend, but we now know he's only gotten around to finishing europe by this time shipping monday.I haven't seen any posts from Dan that directly indicates imminent shipments to the U.S.A. I saw the order of countries some pages back, but that is subject to change and is independent of when the cases actually ship and how long the transit is.
ryan mildiner: I don't let DHL come for one palette. So from packing on the palette to pick up from DHL it could take 7 days. if iam 7 days ill you have to add 7 days (14 days) like now. Today I will be done with all EU shipments and DHL will pick them up on monday.
The shipment that gets picked up tomorrow is for Europe. US backers still don't have a date. The March date doesn't sound that off.
We will have to wait and see. It'll be worth it.
No matter how delayed the shipment is, yeah it definitely is worth it.But i would even pay more just to get my hands on it sooner.
But honestly, Dan should have started shipping to those countries which are furthest from him because it would take more days to reach. just saying.
The shipment that gets picked up tomorrow is for Europe. US backers still don't have a date. The March date doesn't sound that off.
We will have to wait and see. It'll be worth it.
No matter how delayed the shipment is, yeah it definitely is worth it.But i would even pay more just to get my hands on it sooner.
But honestly, Dan should have started shipping to those countries which are furthest from him because it would take more days to reach. just saying.
Actually, that is something that happens very often. Remember that before netflix and such we used to have to wait for a month before new movies and tv-shows arrived here.while you idea is noble .... please do think about it the other way .... what would you think if project from US shipping EU parcels 2 weeks before starting distribution for US? doesn't seem right does it?
My eye-balling work fo far... Haven't got my case just yet... (usa)
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Has anyone considered using a couple NF-A4x10 FLX fans from Noctua for the top of the case? They come with low-noise adapters that reduce the RPM but I'm wondering if they would provide enough airflow to be any better than having no top fans. http://noctua.at/en/products/fan/nf-a4x10-flx
I would think twice before installing any 40mm fans in my case. Even if they are from a respected brand as Noctua, the still are 40mm fans, and 40mm fans suck big time. They are very useful for server-rooms where you don't care about noise. Even if the db-rating seems acceptable, their high pitch makes them generally more audible at lower db-levels.
He is handling the shipment to the EU (European Union). They should be picked up today. We are still on the wait list.So no update for US shipping still? I thought dondan was handling US shipping this past weekend?
you might wanna check out some of the youtube review videos about it. they are silent.
Pros and cons for Noctua NF-A4x10 FLX:
+ high quality packaging and presentation
+ attention for details (quality cable and resistor sleeving)
+ amazing air pressure of 1.21 mmH2O @ 3700 RPM
– motor is emitting super annoying buzzing noise across entire RPM range
– partially restricting air intake creates horrible whining noise
– fan frame is not perfect 40mm standard (holes are, the frame isn’t)
– a bit expensive for a tiny 40mm fan (considering the noise problems)
Pros and cons for Noiseblocker XM-2:
+ attention for details (maybe not Noctua level, but still very good)
+ standard 40mm size
+ amazingly silent at full 3800 RPM
+ pretty color scheme
+ reasonably priced
– slightly lower air pressure and airflow compared to Noctua
Maybe there will be a small delay if I start with third party countries, because of the German customs.
Dondan, thanks for the reply. Based on your quote, do you mean you've already sent out cases to North America and it is now on German customs to release?
Dondan, thanks for the reply. Based on your quote, do you mean you've already sent out cases to North America and it is now on German customs to release?