Recent content by arthasdklol

Yeah, but that depends on your definition of thickness? For example, I would expect 2x240 30mm to have the same performance as 1x240 60mm at the same number of FPI and "floors/levels/tiers" inside ?

Just wanted to update that I got the package and there was no "F.U." fees from postnord. Location: Denmark, Copenhagen N. The whole process was super fast, now waiting for the rest of the parts :D EDIT for posterity: the post below suggests that this might not be the case...

Yeah, my favourite was 3DKK of VAT and then extra 160DKK "the f. you gonna do about it?" fee from Postnord. I wish you could "pre-pay" or pre-register that stuff and pay in advance so it just gets let through after verification...

My bet is on the dual rad Ncase if he goes for 3090.

Yeah I don't understand why people take LTT seriously. It's entertainment, nothing more. He's the Top Gear equivalent of the IT world... Looking at the PCB sizes and Optimum Tech's video about 3090, I suspect he will consider going Fabio's way of fitting a 120 rad in the spare space due to a...

Damn, looks like I missed it :/ I couldn't really find any info about the next steps - will there be another "big batch" or small batch or nothing until the next year (because of the big batch)?

Are you allowed to disclose which socket the mobo targets? :D

Might be a difficult question to answer - do you think random scratches (e.g. from carrying it around in a backpack) would be less visible on gunmetal than pure black? Plus we really need a reaction emoji that corresponds to http://www.undp.org.fj/gifs/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/looking.gif :D

This is something that I've always wondered but never could find a definite answer: What is better for cooling cpu and gpu - 2x120 (separate loops for each) or 1x240 for both? ?

Yes, according to a reddit post But I think the extra 6pin PCIe is for the CPU, the 8pin max out around 230W(?) and this intel generation can go way past it...

First motherboard with ATX12VO : https://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/Z490%20Phantom%20Gaming%204SR/ Direct link to the board: https://www.asrock.com/mb/photo/Z490%20Phantom%20Gaming%204SR(L1).png They replaced 24 pin by 10 pin (+6+4+4 ?), I wonder how big the PSU will be...

I have this thing: https://www.goverlay.com/content/lcdsysinfo2/ and it is brilliant, the software is a bit funky, but once set up it's excellent.

For me, it's more of a "because I can" rather than an actual need - a datahoarding equivalent of what @fabio did with the gpus ;)

That's understandable, but to some, it might fulfil very specific requirements (AIO).

I'm thinking maybe there would be a way to 3d-print scaffolding for it? Any chance you could put some pictures up of this or straight up say that nothing more will fit in there so abandon all hope?