Recent content by Shark00n

May I just give my thanks for your work. It has been a great tool doing my builds and for others

Probably the best slim fans I've ever tried. They are pretty powerful at full beans. Pretty loud too but the noise profile is actually not too bothersome.

"Say hello to my little friend!" 😁😁 I don't usually have it in full RGB rainbow puke mode. With lights off it's quite understated, love these tinted windows. Thanks

This is due some updates 😅 Ended with this config: AMD 7800X3D KFA2 ST V2 4090 Asus B650E-I Strix 32GB DDR5 Corsair Vengeance 6000MHz CL30 ASUS Loki 1000W SFX-L WD SN850 2TB Gen4x4 + Kingston KC3000 2TB Gen4x4 + Samsung 870 Evo 2TB SATA + Samsung 870 Evo 2TB SATA Chassis and cooling: Jonsbo A4...

Was it the OC version? What card are you using now?

Well I have 6 Arctic P12 Max that I bought when I thought I was going to do an aircooling rig in a nr200p, but I don't think I'll use them. Maybe for bottom intake. Was thinking of dual T30s in the bottom intake + dual 140 Noctuas at the top for exhaust. With 140s at the top it will require...

Pretty, but not too little, case Cardboardware. (Waterblocked reference 4090, EK FLT80 DDC, Black Ice GTS 280, 2x140 fans, 2x120 T30 fans all to scale) Seems like a good fit HW Labs Black Ice Genesis GTS 280 is absolutely at the very limit. half a mil side clearance inside the top...

That's a very useful video and shows well what was first evident in Buildzoid's video on the 7800X3D. It has a pretty manageable TDP. Still on the search for a new case. Jonsbo A4 would be almost perfect. But it only comes with side glass panels. Not worried about the airflow, but about the...

Got a NR200P in an amazon deal, 38 bucks. And can confirm this size is not for me. Too big to lug. Was digging the Sugo 15 and 16, they seem like great cases but ultimately too big for me. Phanteks Shift XT is marginally smaller. But the fact it can fit a 40mm thick rad, perhaps even in 280mm...

7800X 3D is a different beast. Very different thermal dynamics compared to non 3D 7000 series. Seems much easier to cool under load. But thanks for the hint! If indeed even Noctua has an article on it it's something I'll look into with the 7800X 3D I'm having second thoughts about the Shift XT...

First AMD CPU I've owned since the Athlon64 3000+, think I'll hold off a bit on the delidding 😅 Is a 70mm tall quality cooler not quite enough for a stock 7800X3D?

**EDIT: This started as an advice thread on a Phanteks Shift XT build. But after tinkering a bit and finding a Jonsbo A4 for a nice price I decided to build in it instead. Build photos from post #11 onwards 😉 Hi! So getting ready to build this on a Shift XT: 7800X3D, 32GB DDR5, RTX4090...

What a beautiful build. I'd like to see you pack to go on holiday. I bet it's efficient 😂

Man I have the exact same dilemma! Also don't want to go with a custom loop right now because it would cost quite a lot and I'd like to build in the case first a few times, get to know it so I can plan it out well. So I was also considering geting a 4090 with AIO and just aircooling the CPU...

Hello from sunny Portugal! Here for the learnings and the sharings. Thanks