Also maybe there is room for a reset switch in front? Reset header disenfranchised?Maybe not worth the cost.
I asked for that before but it seems that everyone else just presses the power button for a few seconds to reset now.
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Also maybe there is room for a reset switch in front? Reset header disenfranchised?Maybe not worth the cost.
I had this problem using one of the Silverstone sleeved cable sets, so I used a different cable for the optical drive. Might be the issue you're seeing.Just finished putting everything together and I have no idea how to work my slot load drive (UJ8C5).
How do you insert discs? Mine doesn't take them in... it just tries to eject all the time.
No room for it.Also maybe there is room for a reset switch in front? Reset header disenfranchised?Maybe not worth the cost.
Just finished putting everything together and I have no idea how to work my slot load drive (UJ8C5).
How do you insert discs? Mine doesn't take them in... it just tries to eject all the time.
I hope there will be a ncase m1 side-window version, though it will cause some cooling issue.
i forgot those types existedbut yes, thats actually the main reason i disliked the thinner panels. The first time i removed them I was terrified i'd warp them from just the pressure i was applying to pop them off
I will ask about threaded inserts for the side bracket. At the very least, I think I can get slightly thicker aluminum for the small piece that the bracket screws to at the front.
Do you guys think it's worth it?
Do you guys think it's worth it?
Edit: that's assuming the standoffs could be made removable - not a given at this point.
Thanks! Haven't tortured it yet. I did play Assassin's Creed IV for about 1/2 hour. I think both CPU and GPU were in the 60's.
IMO, its time for a new thread. This one is too confusing, as we are mixing stuff from the original M1 with what seems to be another run (with a revised version).
I think this deserves a new thread, so that all the new info can go into the other thread, and use this for problems or stuff relating the current model.
What was your ambient/room temp? My GPU sits around 55c and CPU around 65c that my normal gaming temps.
You've missed the point. The idea is to allow both the current mounting, and a lower mounting position.Doing that will remove the ability to mount HDDs down there also make it a lot harder to do custom water loops as there will be no room i think its not worth it.
Then you're left with the alternate AC inlet hole uncovered.Necere, the only way I see that working is if you make the M1 badge be able to move from the center position to a left position to cover the hole made by shifting the motherboard down.
None of these suggestions will work. I could go into detail why, but I won't. Just take my word for it.
IMO, its time for a new thread. This one is too confusing, as we are mixing stuff from the original M1 with what seems to be another run (with a revised version).
I think this deserves a new thread, so that all the new info can go into the other thread, and use this for problems or stuff relating the current model.
Done.Exactly (as I watch the number of pages concerning suggestions for the new revision increment) --![]()
Room temp is around 70F. Now that I think I have everything working well, the pump is making an annoying humming sound (I can hear it in the next room). Seems like I can't win!!
Finally built my build! Also fixed my ODD problems!
Lol, I also considered badging up the interior.. nice build!
So, did you figure out what was causing your ODD feed issue??
http://jonsbo.com/en/products_23_1.html
Im not shore if it has been posted but it looks like you are inspiring other people.
Ive been fowoling this thread for a while in hope to see the next ncase and get one but yesterday after searching for small cases in google ive found this thing...
http://jonsbo.com/en/products_23_1.html
Im not shore if it has been posted but it looks like you are inspiring other people.
If you people decide on making another ncase coud you please consider a micro atx form factor?Something maybe like the acubic g40 but with better airflow maybe?
Is there any chance for more of those cases to be available? I only just found out about this and boy I wish I got one!
^ there are soft plastic clips and screws included in the M1 package. you should screw the plastic clips onto the SSD drive, put the clips in the 2.5"-drive holes on the case and slide down.
is there a way to mount two 92mm fans at the bottom of the case? i'm trying to find quiet and slim fans to bring in some fresh air for the GPU, but all 120mm slim fans i've found are loud ( > 20db). only the 92mm Noctua NF-A9x14 fan has good sound characteristics, but as far as i can tell from the ncases.com information, we can only mount one 92mm fan at the bottom, right?
How are people mounting their SSD's on the inside of the front of the case (not where the CD Drive would go, but on the other side of it)
I have one 120mm and another 92mm from noctua but they are not slim. I just use fan speed from mobo to make them very quiet on idle. But from my tests even with both fans at 100% I just get around 2 degrees less on my GPU. So I don´t think it worth for me. I just still using it because I already bought it and to keep positive pressure inside.
I have attached 92mm with "Vibration Compensators". Bottom right: http://noctua.at/images/products/fullsize/noctua_nf_b9_3.jpg
Here inside the case: http://hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=1040498585&postcount=15
Depends on what you can tolerate as "quiet enough"
The Noctua A9x14 has a very quiet motor, no ticking at all! Aerodynamically its quiet too, but it certainly doesn't push much air at all, but when you are looking for more than just a little airflow, it becomes audible.
The Gelid slim 120mm fans are aerodynamically fairly acceptable, but it has a mildly clicky motor (coil switching sounds). Because its a 120mm, it will still push more air than the noctua for a given aerodynamic noise, but it will not deliver absolute silence when slowed down.
So if you want the quietest fan for a GIVEN minimum airflow, then the 120 will be the way to go, but if you want absolute SILENT IDLE performance, where you are not looking for any significant amount of airflow, i.e. you want absolute silence, then the noctua has the quieter motor.
If I have the Gelid slim fans on the bottom of the case, I can hear a mild ticking, but this is in a subjectively quiet environment. Overall, its a better than average fan in terms of noise, for a slim fan.
Note however that the reported ticking is not even comparable to the NB 80mm fan that people are using for the PSU. That NB ticks SOO loudly in comparison. And I would not say that mine was defective, its just a highly biased opinion of noise. I also consider a gentle typhoon audible for idle noise due to the ball bearing hiss.
So summary - choose a fan based on your goals
1) Absolute silence at idle - Nocta
2) Relative silence with some airflow under load conditions, and not fussed about idle noise - Gelid (if you must use a slim)
I have not had the experience of the Coolermaster slim, nor the Scythe slim. Also, don't trust dB ratings at all. They are all extremely subjective, and not measured in a comparable manner. You can only assess a fan for noise based on side by side comparisons, preferably to your ears, but at least use reviews as a guide. I have found that all reviews of the gelid slim fan I bought said that it was So silent they could not hear it at all, yet my first impressions were - Clicky motor! and so the 5 fans I just spent $100 on now sit in a box, among another $100s worth of unused fans from the search for the best fans…. Should try to sell them one day.