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Looks like a competition who can make thicker graphics card. And the new Champion is.....

If a single 12-pin connector can handle 600w, then a single 6/8-pin connector should be fine for 288w. More likely the cable is too thin to handle the current to avoid excessive voltage drop, thus GPU instability.

The CPU block and the radiator aren't the problem. The problem is there is a quick release get in the way. Routing the tubes through the bottom may be doable. But it depends on the length of the tubes. Or you can simply replace the tube with something longer/correct length. The Alphacool AIO...

Underneath the PSU is space for a 2.5" drive and cable management. If you don't use any 2.5" drive and hopefully use some easy to manage PSU cables. I don't see problem using SFX-L PSU. On the other hand, I have doubt to put a 500w+ graphics card together with a 250w CPU in a tiny case even if...

I still have the box. The dimension is roughly 395mm x 195mm x 310mm. The box itself(without the case) is about 590g. If you can find the information of how heavy the case is. That will give a good estimation of the total weight.

Don't think so.

The space and gap on the top side to route the tubes is pretty tight if you have taller RAMs. Asus motherboard usually has the RAM slots a few mm lower, thus a bigger gap for the tubes. I have Gigabyte mobo and Corsair Dominator RAM. No way I can route both tubes on the top side. So they go...

It will work just fine. No need to buy new. Make sure the graphics card is fully seated in the riser cable PCIe slot.

I do have mine come with the case. Using them as I have a two-slot card.

Finish rehousing my PC to the A4 H2O case. There isn't a big enough gap to rout both tubes on top of the PSU, as the RAMs are taking a lot of space. I end up routing the tubes through the bottom. I use a EK SE radiator, which is 27mm thick. I actually have enough space to use fan grills. So no...

Just order one from Megekko.nl. Should arrive this weekend and have some fun building it.

I have the B450 i. I forget which BIOS update that would support 64GB RAM. Anyway the latest BIOS(NOT the Beta vision, important)certainly will do. Even in Asus QVL lists only G Skill 64GB memory. I use Corsair LPX 64GB without issue. I can even OC it from 3000MHz to 3400MHz and run tighter timings.

I think the VTX pump is thicker. So the EK DDC pump heatsink will not fit, or not? Do you mind to provide a photo? BTW, DDC pump use M4 screws.

Regarding watercooling. like you said, the Ryzen 5 3600 isn't a hot chip. A C14S or U9S will handle the cooling nicely. No need for AIO. I have this motherboard, but not the Noctua NH-C14S cooler. So not sure about the clearance. However I tried the U9S, which fits without any hiccup. It...