Yes, stock PCB's are fine. some taller aftermarket cards (MSI has one that is shown *somewhere* in this thread) are too tall to use with a waterblock.
I probably posted it a few months ago. ASUS Strix 1080 O8G with EK WB did not fit.
Yes, stock PCB's are fine. some taller aftermarket cards (MSI has one that is shown *somewhere* in this thread) are too tall to use with a waterblock.
I probably posted it a few months ago. ASUS Strix 1080 O8G with EK WB did not fit.
Dang it just barely doesn't fit. Is that the msi card that Pyrath was talking about? I'll have to do a comparison of cards to see which one is the smallest on width.
Have you tried fitting a gpu in that slot perpendicular to the pci slots?I probably posted it a few months ago. ASUS Strix 1080 O8G with EK WB did not fit.
Hey what are the specs of the small case? how much stuff can i fit inside? How many HDD/SSD? PSU size? water cooled CPU/size? Case fans or no need?
Also does anyone have any info on acoustics? Im assuming if I buy a water block for cpu then it will take volume down.
If anyone has any pictures of their builds it would help.
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/curzman/saved/XLcv6h
^This is my current build, Im thinking of swapping out the mobo for a Matx and getting a AIO like be quiet silent loop. to let me go SFF for the time being Then maybe down the line I'll get Ryzen gen 2 and swap most things out.
Hey what are the specs of the small case? how much stuff can i fit inside? How many HDD/SSD? PSU size? water cooled CPU/size? Case fans or no need?
Also does anyone have any info on acoustics? Im assuming if I buy a water block for cpu then it will take volume down.
strictly mATX cerberus builds? I don't remember much in this forum off my head now. anyone?If anyone has any pictures of their builds it would help.
AIO: no problem, if only one 240mm rad at besthttps://uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/curzman/saved/XLcv6h
^This is my current build, Im thinking of swapping out the mobo for a Matx and getting a AIO like be quiet silent loop. to let me go SFF for the time being Then maybe down the line I'll get Ryzen gen 2 and swap most things out.
You are a king among men! thankyou so much!I don't think I'd want to wish that upon anyone, LOL
https://smallformfactor.net/reviews/powersuppliesYou are a king among men! thankyou so much!
Also while I have your attention I was wondering if you had any knowledge on SFF PSU's? I particularly interested in a quieter PSU since I heard sff psu's are loud. this is the psu im considering since pcpartpicker says my TDP is about 437 W for my build:
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/be-q...old-modular-power-supply-black-ca-122-bq.html
The consensus for good, removable filters seems to have been https://www.demcifilter.com/Also has there been any word on dust filters?
I was thinking I could just use some custom ones like this::
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/dust...ra-durable-and-adhesive-1100mm-cm-001-du.html
https://smallformfactor.net/reviews/powersupplies
Anecdotally, I have a corsair SF600 and it's pretty dag quiet. Right now with air cooled 1080ti FE and a 7700k, I can't tell if it's on or not. At idle the fan doesn't spin and at load there are louder components. It's what I'll be putting into my cerberus and watercooling.
The consensus for good, removable filters seems to have been https://www.demcifilter.com/
Between the PSU and the front vents? I highly doubt it, it's quite tight in there. I think I remember asking if a dust filter would fit there and the answer was "no"When an SFX psu is located at the front of the case, is there any room between it and the front panel to mount a slim fan?
You can fit two 140mm fans in front in CX, but not the regular cerberus. As for the bottom you can definitely fit two 140mm fans.Also is it possible to mount two 140mm fans at the front of the Cerberus or Cerberus X? I understand a 280rad would be too much, but is there any hope of still having two fans in that area? What about the bottom?
I dont see why we couldnt have one of those magnetic dust filters on the front mesh but behind the front painted panel.Between the PSU and the front vents? I highly doubt it, it's quite tight in there. I think I remember asking if a dust filter would fit there and the answer was "no"
If you mean between the vent and the front panel cover (technically outside the case), you could (according to a fitting experiment by MarcParis)
When an SFX psu is located at the front of the case, is there any room between it and the front panel to mount a slim fan? and would it provide any extra airflow or is it so little room that it would be pointless?
If you mean between the vent and the front panel cover (technically outside the case), you could (according to a fitting experiment by MarcParis)