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Hey all.
Probably going to be picking up an SG05 for my upcoming build. Was going to be using the stock cooler on my chip until the Cooler Master Eisberg 120 coolers come out.
Based on my understanding...
I have 10" of graphics card clearance in this case.
The card I'm using (single slot a fox 7850 if I can ever find one) is 8.26771654 inches...
Radiator for the cooler (mounted sideways so the hoses go in front of the GPU) is 30mm
or 1.18110236 inches.
This gives me about exactly 0.5511811 inches (or 13.9999999mm) in between the radiator ports and the graphics card tip...
I need to fit a PCIE6 power cable onto the end of the card, and I need to bend the tubing for the radiator out in this space.
Having never worked with liquid cooling before. Does this sound remotely possible? What kind of angles can you get on the tubing?
Probably going to be picking up an SG05 for my upcoming build. Was going to be using the stock cooler on my chip until the Cooler Master Eisberg 120 coolers come out.
Based on my understanding...
I have 10" of graphics card clearance in this case.
The card I'm using (single slot a fox 7850 if I can ever find one) is 8.26771654 inches...
Radiator for the cooler (mounted sideways so the hoses go in front of the GPU) is 30mm
or 1.18110236 inches.
This gives me about exactly 0.5511811 inches (or 13.9999999mm) in between the radiator ports and the graphics card tip...
I need to fit a PCIE6 power cable onto the end of the card, and I need to bend the tubing for the radiator out in this space.
Having never worked with liquid cooling before. Does this sound remotely possible? What kind of angles can you get on the tubing?