Recent content by BennyBait

Great stuff

On a side note, I currently have a Dan A4 with a liquid AIO and use it for travelling as carry on luggage with no problems. Regarding the cut out for the c14, I too find it a little disappointing that it's not fully supported as I was planning to use this as a bigger A4 (the A4 gets rather hot...

Perhaps a bit late to the party, but weight in an ITX case like this is very important to me - whether moving it from your desk to the living room, or taking it on a plane as carry on luggage. It all adds up. I remember first picking up my Dan A4 out the box and thinking 'wow this is light' -...

Saw Ali's video and it looks great Dan - congratulations! I will be upgrading from the A4 at the end of the year, most likely using an air cooler with the 140mm fan blowing out the side

I don't have the length needed for the cables but having an option for cables using the 92mm AIO and without the AIO would be good. Also having black sleeveless cables is great! Can't wait to purchase some

Try installing the spare motherboard standoffs that can screw into the feet - then you don't have to buy / make any and see if you like it

You can't fit the slim 92mm fan in if that's what you're thinking

I just trimmed the notch off the 8 pin connector as my 8 pin sits really snug and doesnt need a clip

Absolutely bonkers!

Either tbh - just remember that the motherboard compartment won't get any air flow with the 120 AIO and it gets quite toasty in this case. If you are using the ITX GPU then the 92mm AIO could work as the GPU wont be pumping heat into it. I am by no means an expert and this is just my opinion

I recently realised that Optimum Tech only gets good CPU results with the 645LT because he is using a blower GPU - the open air GPU blows hot air onto the AIO and causes heatsoak everywhere, even if you have it sucking air in from under the case. This is a problem I am currently trying to...

@dondan After this I am now currently testing inverting the case and having the AIO fan and chassis fan exhaust air out the top - worked great in GPU benchmarking but less so in CPU benchmarking. I will have to test gaming later

@dondan Okay thanks, and I know this has been over a million times before but the preferred setup is intake at the bottom with the AIO and exhaust with an air cooler? I really don't want to go through the hassle of taking it all the bits again and flipping fans about. EDIT: Just did the BIOS...

Hi everyone. Had the A4 SFX for a few months now and I just can't understand why everything is running so dam hot in the case. I7 8700 w/ 645LT (I thought it being a lower TDP it would run a lot cooler) EVGA RTX 2060S and a 92mm fan under the motherboard bringing air in along with the AIO...

https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/nvdia-gpu-compatibility-list.9992/