Recent content by Gautam

AOpen H340H was my first. Console-style cases have appealed to me since.

I used both Deltas and Arctic F9's (which are comparable to the Noctua). With the latter, yes, OC'ing is very difficult, which is why my final Time Spy score is at stock. The noise level is nice, though. The Deltas are, as you said, completely the opposite. Very loud, but somewhere around 15-20C...

Thank you! Love what you’re doing with mounting CPU coolers on the GPU. The PSU is an annoying problem, but flex is the most space efficient, so it has very good potential for custom fan solutions.

The fan wire mapping is rather concerning, and it’s a good thing you caught it albeit at the cost of a fan. Hopefully this will prevent the same from happening to others. FWIW the Gold has a 2 pin. And not all of their products have the shutdown behavior as I accidentally ran the 400W for a few...

I think we haven't yet hit that point with the community-built A4 style cases, but this concept is coming close. The design has a lot of potential, even bringing it to 10L or slightly beyond can yield benefits in terms of thermals and compatibility.

It's a very good design, and I've thought about building something similar for myself on several occasions. The reason I don't is that it just doesn't jive with today's hardware requirements. You end up with unnecessarily good thermals for the CPU, with barely good enough thermals for the GPU...

Very nice! FlexATX is very tough to beat in these challenges.

Love your priorities. How does the D15 compare to the stock cooler?

Beautiful build. The Black Ridge really suits the case well.

Once upon a time, 80mm rads were the norm in PC watercooling. It should probably be fine at that close to double that heat load.

Suppose its wishful thinking to hope that they've fixed the fan control issues of their 10xx cards.

I can't find it on Amazon, but came across the same version on eBay. Too bad Geeek doesn't sell their modded versions anymore.

Love it. Well done.

Where did you find it?

I have both the FSP400 and FSP500. I run them with 92mm fans, so they're silent for me, though it also effectively adds a lot to the volume. With the stock fan, there's always a hum, and under load it's irritating.