Recent content by raulnorry

I don't have it in front of me, but based on the parts used it looks like it is 112mm from the bottom of the pegs to the top of the res.

A bit of feedback I'm getting: if you plan on using wifi, you will need a wifi antenna that has cables long enough to get outside of the I/O shroud. Normal stick antennas will find their signal extremely blocked by the steel panels.

Temps are given towards the end of the post, but the GPU capped out at 46C and CPU peak of 60C after an hour of FFXV benchmark

Here we are!

Okay, fair enough ;)

The first ever SV590 in rust patina has arrived, and the build is complete! It's 2:30 in the morning so I'll work on the write up tomorrow, but I'm confident in saying this is an absolutely gorgeous case and was a lot of fun to work in! Huge thanks to @KSliger and all the guys on their team for...

I'm trying to help a friend build in a SM580. Is there a declarative winner for which CLC 240 or 280mm is the best performer/fitment inside the 580? He will be using a 3700X and an Asus Strix 2080 Ti.

I love how the extra thick radiator fills in all the extra vertical space in the case! That's one of my pet peeves with a lot of the stock AIO builds, they leave that huge gap between the rad/fans and the top of the motherboard.

Hey @pslate just curious how much business has grown in the past couple months since these Sliger cases have launched? From the look of this thread and reddit, it sounds like everyone and their brother is getting custom runs from you :D

Well, currently all of the 5700 and XTs are using blower coolers, which aren't really comparable temperature wise to a good axial cooler. In the few experiments done with aftermarket coolers on the Navi cards, temps are surprisingly comparable to equivalent Nvidia cards. Personally, I will not...

I already have a Morpheus II sitting around that I tried and failed to fit onto the card...maybe I should look into selling that off and getting an Accelero instead. But at the same time, I don't really want to put more money into a card that I definitely want to replace.

Wow, I'm loving all this creative water cooling work, this stuff is awesome! I'm also looking forward to seeing how performance is with double rads, one set of fans, and a AIO pump. I've got bad news though, even with the side panel off my stupid Powercolor RX580 still reaches 85C within...

The only thing I can think of is that the power extension cable could be causing EMI in the GPU when the whole system is under load. You could experiment with routing the cable other ways to keep it away from your GPU? Might be worth a shot.

If you're going double AIO, using the radiators as intake would get you the lowest temperatures. What side panels are you going to use?

What PSU do you have? Do you have a UPS that you could plug the computer into instead of direct wall power? You could also try finding a replacement extension cable and seeing if that changes anything.