Recent content by BeerNsoup

Not sure how thick those are... but I went with a pretty slim heatsink for my rear drive and it only just fits. Not sure I'd want to use anything thicker by more than a few mms or the panel would probably have fitment issues. This heatsink And this is the fitment:

whoops :/

@Neathdrawls Just wow my dude. What an excellent response with a lot of great information. Haven’t checked the links yet but looking forward to it tomorrow. Thank you for taking the time to write that all up. Thermalright has been impressing me the last while with the now (really) long list...

As a fan of traditional layouts I'm kinda sad that this design aesthetic is now a sandwich exclusive vs the early c4 designs. Regardless this looks like the typical excellent work we've come to expect from @dondan and I'm sure it will make a lot of people happy. Browsing the forums I've gotta...

Have to agree. Even ignoring the "sandwich" set up, now that the Ncase is EOL most similarly sized alternatives that still allow fans below the gpu in a traditional layout require taobao + forwarding services. Sliger does have a few cases that could fill that niche, but the styling leans heavily...

Love the fabric "ventilated panel". Reminds me of the speaker cover on my guitar amps. Looks real classy. Have you done any testing of the fabric panel vs a typical perforated panel? Curious for reasons... that involve hack saws, 3d printing, etc. :)

Looks interesting. For the "traditional" layout it might be worth it to have a top hat style extension or something to allow fans below the gpu. Seems to be pretty important in compact "traditional" layout cases and would still be useful in all layouts. @Alloy Craft is right though that there...

Stumbled across these while looking for Thermalright stuff. They aren't listed on the thermalright site... not even the chinese site which from what I understand will often have new products listed ahead of the international site. I think these might be really great for sff since most 92mm fans...

Are the tops/heat pipe covers removable? I'd like to paint em to match if possible...

Yeah fair enough. Not sure how you feel about used and availability/pricing where you are can be hit or miss, but I picked up a strix 2080ti for about $100-$150 less than a 3070 would have cost me. I actually prefer it over a 3070 due to the 11GB vram, and of course the strix 20 series were a...

DLSS is nice to have if you play games that support it, otherwise from what I've seen the 6800 appears to be the better card for normal rasterization. 16GB vram will be more than enough for the life of the card, 8gb on the 3070 is heavily debated if it is or isn't enough. Price is more than I...

But... how? How did you accomplish this mythical task?

I do *think* he still intends to sell them. Back in October the page was updated to say something along of the lines of "next batch expected in November". But they never came in stock and it still said that when the page went down few days ago. Covid has made it hard to source stuff and he has...

Looks nice! Always wondered how the Atlas compared to the U9S. Any chance you have temp data? Also that palit looks like it could be a decent deshroud candidate.

Any chance of an update on the TG panel? The store still says ETA is November.