Do you think it's worth to wait? I can probably use an Intel stock cooler for my 6700k until it's available.The BlackRidge is suppoosed to come back in February, at least in Germany.
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Do you think it's worth to wait? I can probably use an Intel stock cooler for my 6700k until it's available.The BlackRidge is suppoosed to come back in February, at least in Germany.
Hi Seamon, where did you find those feet for the case?Rig update: I managed to fit 3x5TB HDDs inside this case.
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Specs are
Intel core i9 9900K
Nvidia RTX 2080Ti
2x16GB Corsair LPX 2800Mhz RAM
Corsair SF600
Samsung 970 EVO 2TB
Samsung 860 EVO 2TB
Crucial MX500 2TB
3x Seagate 2.5" 5TB HDDs
Seriously though, I feel I am addicted to cramming. Where do I go from here? There's nothing left to upgrade![]()
Im about to start building my dan a4 but need a cooler. Would a cryorig c7 copper be the best choice and is it worth 22€ more than the regular c7? I was thinking of buying the alpenföhn black ridge but it seems to be discontinued?
Do you think it's worth to wait? I can probably use an Intel stock cooler for my 6700k until it's available.
I tried the small intel stock cooler today (250 gram with fan) and damn it gets hot, around 80 degrees with 50% load on all cores (6700k stock speed). The fan might be broken though since it seems to be pretty low rpm almost silent even with turbo fan profile. Those delta fans on stock coolers would get pretty loud from what i remember.If you actually run your CPU at true stock performance levels (yes, this means you'll have to change your motherboard's default settings most likely, as they often enable things like multi-core enhancement which is just another kind of OC) then you can use whatever cooler you want that fits, pretty much. Anything on par or better than the stock cooler will do.
Personally I have very good success with the Noctua NH L9i. I did swap the fan for the NF-A9 PWM. (Please note, I'm not referring to the redux version. the "redux" version of this fan is an old design with garbage performance compared to the current. It's not just a gray version of the current fan!)
The V4 revision will officially support this.Is it possible to fit a slim 92 mm fan below the motherboard and graphics card? It kinda looks like it would be possible but the pci riser may be in the way. I think it would help with the airflow a lot.
Me too.Would it really help with the temps? I'm really curious about this bottom fan
How did you mount that bottom 92mm fan below motherboard? No cutting on the case?LP53+TY100
90-95C in AIDA64
Maybe a few degrees improvement, should improve the temp on the m2 drive a lot.Would it really help with the temps? I'm really curious about this bottom fan
Main power cable doesn’t look so bad. What are you thinking of doing for it?Intel 8086k
Asrock Z390 Phantom ITX
16GB Vengeance DDR4 3200
970 PROs 512GB x2
Evga RTX 2080 Black
Corsair SF600 w/sleeved cables
Asetek 545lc w/Noctua
Not quite finished yet, still have a lot to do:
1. Need to get correct size screws for proper Noctua Fan Mounting to the AIO
2. Cable mgmt..what a nightmare in this case. Have to rethink the main power cable, that's the only thing that's sticking out like a sore thumb.
3. Windows 10 Pro install/slimming down for Gaming
3. Stress Testing/Temperature Testing and Overclocking (This chip ran at 5.2Ghz on my Maximus Z390 Hero)
4. Game optimization
5. Maybe window mod(s) we'll see.
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How did you mount that bottom 92mm fan below motherboard? No cutting on the case?
Thanks, it fit, but there's so much pressure from the riser cable that the fan wont start spin ;(Remove pcie cable and fit the fan
Still got a v2 black in the original Kickstarter box - unopened here. :/ (i think it's black, can't remember any more XD)
I believe he said late Q1/early Q2 and prototype is in productionAny word on a release date for V4?
I suspect it's 92x92x14mm. There is not much space at the bottom below motherboard. On my v1 the fan cannot be fitted due to extra mm of motherborad protrusion. On v4 the clearance has been increased.Is that a normal sized 92mm fan on the bottom?
You need to change the power allowed to the CPU to stay within what the cooler can handle. You do that from the motherboard's BIOS settings.dear all,
Due to financial issues, I never got around to build my new rig with the v2 of the case I ordered through the kickstarter campaign way back then. Fortunately, things have settled down now and I finally have ordered the parts so I can build them into the dan case v2 and I need some help with something (with this the first time I'm putting together a desktop). I've gone for the Ryzen 2700x cpu,
ASRock Fatal1ty B450 Gaming-ITX/ac along with the Noctua NH-L9a-AM4. According to Noctua, the "Noctua NH-L9a-AM4" can handle the 2700x as long as I "set the TDP limit in your UEFI/BIOS to the officially stated TDP value for your SKU/CPU model." ... the question I have is, am I understanding it correctly that I need to change the TDP of the cooler to match the CPU? and if yes, has any of you ever done that? Many thanks in advance.
Hanakuso, are you still selling your 90mm AIO (as posted on another thread)?Is that a normal sized 92mm fan on the bottom?
many thanksYou need to change the power allowed to the CPU to stay within what the cooler can handle. You do that from the motherboard's BIOS settings.
Some pictures of the A4-SFXv4
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Regards
Daniel
YesHanakuso, are you still selling your 90mm AIO (as posted on another thread)?