Where did you get those? They could be very handy for tall cards like the those from MSI. They fit as is but it could make it easier!
Here are the ones i bought:
https://www.moddiy.com/products/Spe...o-8%2dPin-PCI%2dE-Extension-Cable-(15cm).html
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Where did you get those? They could be very handy for tall cards like the those from MSI. They fit as is but it could make it easier!
see if you can undervolt the gpu. that should help lower temps and therefore fans will spin slower.My case is great so far, but i was wandering if theres anybody has tips on ways to reduce the GPU noise while the side panel is on? GPU has a sapphire NITRO cooler if thats any help
see if you can undervolt the gpu. that should help lower temps and therefore fans will spin slower.
Same problem here bro haha the side panel is not closing, i guess we will have to use custom tubing (if that is even possible).Can someone with a Asus Strix z370I MB tell me how they placed/routed the tubing from the asetek 92mm aio?
My RAM is in the way (Gskill tridentZ) and i prob have to custom WC my CPU since the tubing from the Asetek aio is not long enough
!Dondan, could this feature be implemented for v3???Still waiting on my mobo and other parts but i decided to try and tackle the issue of cable management with the psu, after removing the top mounting bracket I found that at least for my sf600 it could be rotated 90 degrees and mounted to the front face of the case (needed to drill 2 3mm holes), letting me route all my cabling to the right instead of down directly towards the motherboard, this removes the problem of the fan hitting the psu cables and should allow for very neat cabling. Need to see what its like with the mobo and ram installed but because of the shape of the psu not being square there should be enough room for everything.
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waht mitx am4 board is everyone using?
Same problem here bro haha the side panel is not closing, i guess we will have to use custom tubing (if that is even possible).
PD: Loving ur build btw
The Gigbyte. I need those USB ports!waht mitx am4 board is everyone using?
Same problem here bro haha the side panel is not closing, i guess we will have to use custom tubing (if that is even possible).
PD: Loving ur build btw
Currently sporting a 7700K setup in my DAN A4-SFX v1 case, and the components for my new V2 are slowly arriving (only waiting for the RAM now).
But I don't know what to think about the new v3 that has just been released as pre-order.
Is the v3 exactly the same version as the v2, only the riser is now Lian-Li instead of 3M?
What's the difference?
Does it perform better?
It sure does look better...
Is there any way "new" v2 owners can get the new all-black Lian-Li riser to replace the normal-green 3M riser?
I'm a big fan of these little cases, but buying all versions of them is a bit ... too much.
F**k! I've forgotten to plug in my RAM yesterday! Yes - it seems to be a big problem! F**k, F**k - I've higher LED RAMs!
Second: are you able to install your EVGA GPU with this alignment of the AIO? The second tube is sitting just in line with the long gpu!
Did you removed the front USB? Do you see a chance to reinstall this?
so m.2 slots on the bottom of the mobo doesnt work in this case?I like the Biostar as an inexpensive, no-frills option. But, for an A4-SFX build, I think it needs needs to be one of the ASUS boards, as they're the only ones with front-mounted M.2 slots.
Question: what's the effective difference between the B350 and X370 SRTIX boards? The only difference I can spot is that the 370 has a static guard on some of its ports.
One idea for the vendors if they are reading:
For me It's the most obvious high performance and silent cooling solution for the A4-SFX
The radiator is 20mm in thickness, the fan has the dimensions of the ty-100 and the cpu block has 12mm of thickness (it doesn't need more as the pump is not integrated).
There should be some screws or clips to fix the fan to the mounting structure
maybe cooler master wants to make it, as they are entering the sff market with this:
The concept is very similar, although I propose one bigger fan and a high performace pump outside of the radiator to make it bigger and thinner.
Should be 11/8, but,Does anybody knows the internal diameter of the Asetek 545LC tubing?
And if it uses regular barbed fittings?
so m.2 slots on the bottom of the mobo doesnt work in this case?
Should be 11/8, but,
changing tubes....don't you need a reservoir tank?
How do you refill the water inside the loop?
Here an example:
I don't like this solution so much, but should work.
It does work, as per Dan's FAQ: https://www.dan-cases.com/dana4_faq.html
I think most people like to have access to the drive without having to remove the mobo. There's also some people that are concerned about cooling of the M.2 if it's on the backside.
Should be 11/8, but,
changing tubes....don't you need a reservoir tank?
How do you refill the water inside the loop?
Here an example:
I don't like this solution so much, but should work.
Can you post some pictures of the process/end result?^that's right 1/4" or 6.4mm internal, external really doesn't matter much. I used 1/4" fuel line to replace mine.
Yes, you can install the FTW3/Kingpin without problems, just cut yourself some low profile Molex 8 Pin PCIE Connectors if you have a Kingpin.F**k! I've forgotten to plug in my RAM yesterday! Yes - it seems to be a big problem! F**k, F**k - I've higher LED RAMs!
Second: are you able to install your EVGA GPU with this alignment of the AIO? The second tube is sitting just in line with the long gpu!
Did you removed the front USB? Do you see a chance to reinstall this?
On my mobo, yesterday fitted one behind, just to check... and with ek-m2 cooler on,
it is lucky, it is right where the support plate ends and pushes a little against the raiser, but everything seems to be ok
(i don't test it > power on)
so i hope the second one, on the upper part of mobo, should fit...maybe without cooler
(i hope so, this week i'll test it, by the way FAQ say YES)
Cooling M2 is fine, 10€ and go!
Let me get this straight.... you were able to get this cooler installed on the M.2 drive located on the backside of the Mobo? I wouldn't have thought there be enough space for the M.2 and the cooler on the back.
This is the one you used: https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-m-2-nvme-heatsink-black
Which Mobo is it? I'm looking at the ASRock Fatal1ty Z370 Gaming-ITX/ac, where the M.2 would be on the backside also.
Yes, this is the m2 cooler, my mobo is Asrock x299 itx
Let me get this straight.... you were able to get this cooler installed on the M.2 drive located on the backside of the Mobo? I wouldn't have thought there be enough space for the M.2 and the cooler on the back.
This is the one you used: https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-m-2-nvme-heatsink-black
Which Mobo is it? I'm looking at the ASRock Fatal1ty Z370 Gaming-ITX/ac, where the M.2 would be on the backside also.
Which cpu did you use, how are temps, and did you perform any overclocking? X299 is my second choice behind ryzen because of the core and thread count but thermals are a huge concern with those CPUs.
Nope, it can be the standard cooling in the future. It’s geniousDid you show this idea to any big pc corporations?
Nope, it can be the standard cooling in the future. It’s genious
Can’t continue without the RAM, the AIO tubes run over it... I’ll continue Monday