Recent content by Kaiken

I've had this problem when I first put my build together. A MB bios update fixed my issue.

I think a limited run should have been communicated better. Knowing another updated version coming so soon after the initial release makes me hesitant to ever order the first fun of any new case release.

Welp, since the Strix B550I is having compatibility issues with 4000 series cards I had to find another board for now. Picked up a used Aorus X570SI and had to downgrade the Black Ridge with my L9I. Things are slightly noisier and a few celsius higher but at least no more crashes.

Interesting. I thought exhaust was the way to go.

Ah right. As long as the rpms stick where they are, they should be ok.

I can't imagine it effects the PSU at all. The PSU fans rarely kick on.

Didn't like the heat my 3080 was outputting even when undervolting so I opted for a 4070. This card really is meant for SFF. No matter what I play, it won't break 70c and the fans stay around 1300-1500rpm under load.

I've been building in this case for about 9 months. Was originally a 5600x/3070FE but I couldn't help myself to add a bit more. Current undervolts: 5800x3D PPT 120, TDC 70, EDC 105 with a PBO All Core Curve at -20. Gaming maxes in the low 70's. 3080FE 1800MHz @ 850mV. Hovers in the mid 70's...

Will W360MOD be a distributor?

If the numbers don't lie then it should be a snug fit.

Had trouble with this when I first built mine last year. There was a Bios update that resolved my issue.

I have not. It works well in this little case, for me.

Ah, I see what you're saying. Not much space (3-5mm?) but the exhaust fans definitely compensate. Fans never reach max or even high.

I'm not sure I understand. None of the fans are completely blocked. I do have a slight underclock and things are running between mid-60s to mid-70s depending on the game I'm playing. If anything, my 5800x3D is the unwieldly beast but I think I've finally got that tamed as well.

With a new pair of shoes, I'm finally done with my build: Found them on Amazon and luckily had a fitting/riser to use the original feet screws. Needed them to raise it a few mm to clear the front lip.