Recent content by Uruk

The good old times! with the mighty P180 + Nexus at 7v combo for silence. Miss the old Antec too.

In heavy workloads reaches 80-82ºC easy, and in games it hovers at around 60-65ºC. As for the fecuency, reaches between 4,6 and 4,85 GHz in games without issue.

Performance at 1440p is awesome, 60-70 fps in BFV and 30-35 fps in RDR2 more than my previous 2080, and is dead silent. Very surprised with the reference cooler.

Not the best cable work, but the beast is inside and running,

I would love to see a Cerberus X v2 with a detachable bottom (to flip the case easily) and a more "airflow friendly" grill, like the new ITX models,

Did you ever tried in your tests a 140mm AIO mounted in the side bracket? Could be another option ?

The beta BIOS Im using still gives you the option to undervolt, and with -0,05v temperatures drop from 81ºC to 77ºC. My plan atm is to wait and see what AMD brings in terms of undervolt with new AGESA, and decide then what to do with CPU cooling, because none of the alternatives convince me...

Its all ok, no dust, fresh thermal paste, two A14s and good fan curve that starts at 1100rpm. Those are normal temps for this chip in multicore workloads. I have somewhere here the SFX back bracket, maybe is time to put it in use and experiment with 280mm front AIO ?

Push-Pull intake, with the second fan in the side bracket and room temperature around 19-20ºC.

Testing the 5800X atm, and temps with the NH-C14S are definitely in the warm side. Maybe is time to play with liquid again ?

Idk, I put both fans without much trouble ?

If you don't really (really) need the handle, go for the Top Mount Bracket and 2 NF-A12x15, it works great and is not that difficult to install. At the end of the day all the heat from the GPU, RAM, VRMs and CPU will end in the top of the case, and every fan you can cram up there will help...

Yep, I have big feet ?

Is not a real ATX case, because it doesn't support full ATX hardware. I can cram my pc in a shoebox, and it doesn't make it an ATX case.

I can confirm that. And not only for GPU temps, in that position air will be always in the pump/block, and that means noise and a shorter life.