Recent content by cijanzen

Not sure if it’s been posted, though I’d be surprised if it hasn’t, but the 3060 Ti FE fits just fine.

After running furmark and Prime95 large FFT at the same time for 10 minutes my 1060 maxes at 69°C and CPU maxes at 80°C. I only have the one rear chassis 92mm Noctua fan set as intake as that was suggested a few places. 6700K is running at 4300MHz with 1.214V. GPU is running at 2025MHz with...

I was definitely skeptical but I already had the 1060 from my build so I figured I might as well try. Fits like a glove. A tight glove. As for case fans I just have the rear Noctua as intake. I don’t know if I need extra bottom fans with the 1060. I need to do some stress tests but if I recall...

It’s a 180° adapter for the power. The cables would stick out further and prevent the case from closing. This adapter sits more flush as it’s basically doing the turn on a board rather than cables coming straight out. Got it from ModDIY.

Just ncase anyone is wondering, I fit an MSI GTX 1060 Gaming X into the NCASE M1 6.1. It fit, just barely.

best way I have found to determine if there will be duty is this handy post on Geekhack. I buy a lot of keyboards and this has never failed me. Given the message I see on my tracking it looks like there won’t be any customs. It’s luck of the draw though.

How did you deal with the USB header and the cooler? Did you have any issues with right angle Sata ports?

I'll switch over to the Corsair LPX memory based on your feedback. Looking back, it does appear that more builds are using this than the Ripsaw anyways. Thanks for the heads up. Do you use the wifi on the Asus motherboard? The reviews I've read seem to imply that it doesn't work but that it may...

I think I'd try to OC both the GPU and CPU a little bit but after a year or two might try to overclock the CPU a little further. With some overclocking in mind and potential upgrades down the road would you still suggest 450W? I'll check out the H170 depending on the CPU sale for sure and I...

Hey everyone, I'm new here but have been following your forums for a while checking out builds and getting inspiration. I'm looking to build a gaming rig with performance and noise as the two main factors with budget coming in third. I've put together a build on PCPP and would love to get some...

Not to detract from OP but I'm wondering if I can jump on this thread with a question. I'm trying to decide whether the SF450 or the SF600 is the better way to go considering noise and a bit of future-proofing. I'm looking for quiet operation and will probably purchase a 6600K and MSI 1060...