Recent content by ScVince

Hey guys. I am an international student and go back home during the break with my computer. I have being planning to upgrade my cooling system to a 240 AIO. I wonder if I can bring my system on the plane without the need to drain the system or put the system with my luggage.

NEO rams are more of a marketing gimmick than a real performance boost. There are improvements, yet not that significant compared to the price. 3600 CL16 would be good enough. If the price is still too high, 3200 CL16 will certainly do the job as well. There will not be that much of a...

Tubes from the water block and the radiator both have to be on the left, away from the ram. Otherwise, you will not be able to cram all those tubes and tall fittings in the case. The PSU side prevents you from really fit the tubes on the opposite side. Using the ATX bracket will not solve the issue.

I really agree with HyperActive. You build will run pretty toasty. 3900x definitely needs an AIO in an sff build. The AIO does not necessarily cool better than a high-end air-cooling unit, but it does a good job of transferring that heat and preventing heat to be trapped in that tiny space. 5700...

I was doing an intern of custom PC building in China this summer. From my experience, 2070 Super performs almost identical to 2080. Sometimes higher, sometimes lower. The thermal solution is very critical for the cards of this performance level. ASUS dual in lower-end cards is a fine choice, yet...

Just finished the built today, Specs: 3700x @4.3 GHz 1.25v Colorful GTX 1070 oc 150 Mhz ASUS Strix B450I Trident Z 16GB*2 @ 3200 Mhz 1TB 970 EVO Plus + 1TB MX500 + 2TB Seagate Firecuda SSHD Alphacool Eisbaer 240 LT with 2*Noctua A12x25 Rear Exhaust Noctua A92x15 Bottom Intake with stock fans...

I just finished my build today, using the LT240, replacing the fans to A12X25 and using the stock fans as the bottom intake. It will fit, but requires a lot of cable management and tube arrangement to fit comfortably. The quick fitting is a pain in the butt, yet by far this is the best AIO I...