Recent content by Alexis945

Hi all, For existing DAN A4 build, I got rid of Silverstone NJ450 SFX-L PSU in favor of Corsair SFX SF600 PSU. Also I have switched to Corsair H75 AIO. May I, kindly ask you what would be correct orientation between Radiator, fan (slim Noctua a12x15) and PSU. Also shall I orient fan to push...

Hi Dan, I forgot to mention that fan is default Corsair's coming with H60. Plan to switch the order to radiator-fan-psu and to put slimmer fan. Regards

Thanks thelaughingman for suggestions. PSU is completelly silent and shielded, there is no fan at all.

Hi Dan, firstly I would like to thank you for your suggestions. Actually, that fan-radiator-psu configuration and leaving a plastic foil that divides radiator and psu, I found on one of the YT channels tackling Dan A4 and AIOs: (attention to 4:21) I guess, a rework is pending... Thanks...

Thanks guys, for helping me out. Really, appreciate it. :):thumb: Back to the case: I have expected lower temps, when taking the glass panel off, but...Now it's still scorching 92 degrees Celsius, after 5 consecutive CB R20 runs. I guess, no more reports on this case, until I throw in an 120mm...

I have expected cooler environment, but...With Noctua NH-L9a AM4, after 5 consecutive CB R20 runs, temps reached 91 degrees Celsius and with Corsair H60, under same conditions, only 1 degree Celsius less, 90 degrees Celsius.

Thanks Poblopuablo & bhk1004 for suggestions! ? Improvement: put hard drive on bottom of the case and switched Wraith Stealth for Noctua NH-L9a AM4. With side panel still on, I ran 5 consecutive times Cinebench R20 and got only small improvemt - 93 degrees Celsius (1 degree Celsius...

Upgraded coller from Noctua to Corsair H60 AIO :) After being persuasive with plastic strips, I was able to tuck all cables down. I had to take metal bracket-holder for PSU out, in order for Silverstone NJ 450 to fit in, though. Pretty satisfied :)

Upgraded coller from Noctua to Corsair H60 AIO :) But, I would have a question. Since, tubes form AIO are pretty long, is there a way to manage it somehow and to close the side panel? Here are the pics: Thank in advance! :)

Hi, If you would be interested, here's my new budget Raijintek Metis Plus Mini-ITX PC Build on next link: Parts: - Raijintek Metis Plus White ITX Gaming Case: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Raijintek-Me... - AMD Ryzen 3600: https://www.amazon.com/AMD-Ryzen-3600... - ASRock B450 Gaming-ITX/AC...

You can use full length GPU. Here's the excerp from Dan A4 specs: Graphics card Dual-Slot up to 300 mm length https://www.dan-cases.com/dana4_spec.html P.S. Sorry for empty post above

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Ofc, sorry, I thought video would be more comprehensive :) Parts: - AMD Ryzen 3600: https://www.amazon.com/AMD-Ryzen-3600... - Noctua NH-L9a AM4 Cooler : https://www.amazon.com/Noctua-NH-L9a-... - Gigabyte B450 I Aorus Pro WiFi motherboard: https://www.amazon.com/GIGABYTE-B450-... - G.Skilll...

Hello guys, I've assembled my first SFF PC Build with Dan A4-SFX case (as silent as possible using Silverstone Nightjar NJ450-SXL PSU) :) Nothing extraordinary, but it's a decent build. If you would be interested, you can watch the assembly process on: Cheers!