Recent content by nightmr

Just using that radiator to cool the gpu, which can be made in single slot size with water block. CPU then can use 47mm cooler, which is enough for gaming.

If this dude replace the 2080ti s to 6900xt s. Would be like to see a even high score than the s4 mini from petricor. Anyway, they are all insane!

my suggestion is just to disable the pcie 4.0. For the time being, you cannot see the actual benefit in experience rather than pcie 3.0. But disabling it can not only save a lot of space for cooling, but also run a lot safer. There is a an sepc of alienware aurora which has no heat sink on the...

Just amazing!!! Where did you get the G-stick? How can i get one?

sorry, for the fault. I have just been too concentrated on watercooling sff, which can make it a single slot card using waterblock. Not intended to make it a click biat.

sorry, it was my fault. I have just been too concentrated on watercooling sff, which can make it a single slot card using waterblock.

https://wccftech.com/msi-launches-the-geforce-rtx-2070-aero-itx-first-rtx-card-in-itx/ What a sweet one! But no nvlink (I know that 2070 does not support nvlink) Mod edit: fixed title

What a nice setup! btw, what the name of the rad, where did you got it?

I am from China and now studying aboard. So I got the PSU from Taobao, searching "优特诚", click one of them and you can get options from 400w to 600w. He just change some of the parts as well as the silent fan, at the same time makes it modular. Based on the amount he sells and the feedback, it...

very appreciate your idea! can't wait to see your idea come true. I am also looking for the information about the dual 92 mm rad. I have also post what i find about it.

As for rads there is a good source of reference performance from Hardware Labs. http://hardwarelabs.com/nemesis/ You can find that the slim 140 mm fan performs no better than the 120 mm one, considering the statistic air pressure of 120 fans is always better. The thickness of the rads does...

have already placed the fan on the outer side of the rad, letting the fan pull the air from the rad. The airflow have been much improved, even if there is only 15 mm distance between the rad and gpu block. This time i ran the test for an hour (ambient temp 25 C), the max temp of the core is 89...

The 500w 1u flex PSU, 80*40*150

For the case i will use 3d printer. Material will be ABS. Another Problem is that i have already delided the CPU and re-pasted it with grizzly bear liquid metal. But the "CPU temperature" on Aida 64 is always 10-12 C lower than the core temp during the test. Many say the "CPU temperature"...

It has been a long time since i had the idea to build a fully water cooled PC including PSU in an extreme small volume. So i figured out one layout, which can put all the hardware in volume of under 6L. But the biggest problem is definitely the cooling. After watching Linus successfully cooled...