Recent content by Skarum

Any reason for going with the Z39 instead of a Black Ridge? Haven't seen the Z39 before, so excuse my ignorance.

Lovely write up. I went the same route, just with the Alpenföhn Blackridge instead, complete with a A12x25 and a chromaxx A9x14. It's a really solid solution and it makes for quite a capable, very compact cooler. I used the regular Noctua L12 before, and I really prefer the Blackridge.

Ah, my bad. I totally misread it. Sorry! :)

If possible, could you clear some airways underneath it? Drill some holes in the cubby? It's drastic, but it might help ;)

That's what I'm running, with Corsair LPX RAM. Quite the combo, even if I do not really utilize it with my Ryzen 2600 :P

I used this step by step guide. Works quite well. Credit to Redux-Eredar on Reddit.

With 2-slot cards becoming more and more rare, would you consider making a 3-slot Velka 7, @VELKASE Michael? Call it a Velka 9 ;)

They're behind the frontpannel. There's room for two. You attach them to the lip of the frame, with screws to the side of the SSD.

Are you in Europe? If so you can order from Density Labs, and shipping isn't too bad. I think I paid around €20 for shipping to Denmark.

They are :)

From reddit: "I found a fabrication problem with our Console(CL520) and Conswole(CL530) products where the hole pattern for the motherboard on some units is 1/2" a hole width to close to the rear of the case. This issue causes motherboards with integrated IO shields to be very difficult, or...

Can confirm. I run a Black Ridge on an ASRock B450 in a Sliger Conswole. No way it would fit without the riser cable.

The fourth Run the Jewels album is out now, and it's fantastic. Free to download as always.

I've had my Conswole for a couple of weeks now, and I've been using it upright, without the baseplate, using the included rubber feet. Granted, mine is not in a position to reall tip over, but it feels quite solid. I've received the baseplate this week, but actually decided against using it.