Recent content by findingmyfeet

Double post.

Can you move it over one slot and use a riser?

Unfortunately I can't make my new Sapphire card fit in to my existing NR200P case with cable issues from moving to an SFX-L PSU. As such I'm looking for a new case and I think the Meshlicious is the only one that would fit all of my current equipment in it. Are there any other alternatives...

As an update I've bought the Nitro version and it fits in but as I also upgraded to an SFX-L PSU for the extra recommended wattage. There's not a great amount of room for the cables and I'm not convinced on the bend radius of these being ok. As such I'm wondering if anyone else has experience...

Some news from @Wahaha360 on the discord channel. https://discord.com/channels/838781450950148126/914923602686672947

Yes I'll do that, I know I'll have to change out the bottom fans already, so will probably put them up top.

In terms of what's inside right now. Strix B550-i Gaming 5900X Corsair 750W Artic 280 AIO Samsung 970 1TB Samsung 980 1TB Included top fans 2 x Noctua NF-S12A at the bottom.

It looks like this @steelfractal. How much wind noise do you mean? I did think about the Nitro version, but was worried with the thickness fitting the case.

Hi all, It would be great to get people's views if what I'm thinking of would be a good choice of GPU for my existing build. I've been running a GTX1650 whilst the great GPU depression has rumbled on (well it depressed me that I might need to pay $2500 for a new GPU anyway!). Now that there's...

like the mug, nice and stylish for coffee time.

Currently playing Vanguard and Warzone a fair bit. Chugging out a playable 60 FPS at 1080p, much higher with FSR running. Not that the FPS matters much as I'm on a dog of a monitor right now.

Hopefully it will be able to fit a 4090 or 7900 in it as well as possibly an ATX power supply to run it.

Just as an update to everyone who has helped me out with advice I have now bought everything an made my build. I went for the NR200P in the end as it fairly permanent home and everything seems to be running fine and happily. I'll take some time to post my build very soon, but in the meantime...

Its great to hear you've got it all up and running and very interesting to hear on the Ryzen front. At the time I decide really didn't want to go with something like a Xeon / SuperMicro and 5 bay setup as it was a significant uplift on what I had before with a singe disk backup solution. It...