4. As I mentioned previously, the pegs that hold the panels are very, very tight, making the panels difficult to remove. Also, the top panel is perforated, thin, and does not have any right angles to reinforce its shape. As a result, I bent the top panel simply trying to remove it
O nice build.Got my case yesterday and built my machine immediately... Realized I should have got a 240mm radiator instead of the 120mm one because it's super thick with both fans, but I made it work.
O nice build.
Red panel with top black cover, strangely it reminds me a specific cerberus-x...
Are you pleased with color theme?
Pardon the noob question, but is the red/black or the white/black connected to the front panel power button? I have a MSI mortar Z270M mobo and am trying to do a dry run before I put everything into the case. I just can't seem to get the system to turn on. Here's a picture of the front panel connectors on the motherboard.
In some combinations, the led around the power switch turns on but the system doesn't when the button's pressed. I've checked along the wires and they aren't labeled.
Here's my system:
mobo - MSI mortar arsenal Z270m
CPU - i5-7600k
cooler - Noctua C14s
RAM - G Skill RIPJaws 16gb
GPU - MSI GTX 1080 Gaming Z
Any help would be appreciated.
Wow. An extreme example of what you can pack in there.Got the 4 Titan Xps today and installed them. They fit but it's super tight after installing the AIO which was an eVGA 280mm. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to swap out the eVGA 280mm as there just wasn't enough HS coverage for the Threadripper 1950X - temps were idling around 56C. Furthermore, the power connectors are just below the 4th GPU and I had to bent the pins to make it properly slot, perhaps the power LED ring and power connectors can be shortened? Not sure if others are experiencing the same issue.
The Corsair AX1500i is also a bit too long. I'm pretty sure I'd have to get custom sleeved cables to make this fit so I'm opting to swap out the PSU for a shorter one, i.e. Rosewill 1500W Platinum which is about 45mm less in length.
Sigh... this is what it takes to pack the most hardware into the least space but at least it's fun and I love the handle at the top! Makes moving things around so much easier than before.
Attached some pics for you all to enjoy. It's a mess with the PSU cables so I'll attach more photos once that is sorted out.
That’s awesome...very extreme cerberus-x!Got the 4 Titan Xps today and installed them. They fit but it's super tight after installing the AIO which was an eVGA 280mm. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to swap out the eVGA 280mm as there just wasn't enough HS coverage for the Threadripper 1950X - temps were idling around 56C. Furthermore, the power connectors are just below the 4th GPU and I had to bent the pins to make it properly slot, perhaps the power LED ring and power connectors can be shortened? Not sure if others are experiencing the same issue.
The Corsair AX1500i is also a bit too long. I'm pretty sure I'd have to get custom sleeved cables to make this fit so I'm opting to swap out the PSU for a shorter one, i.e. Rosewill 1500W Platinum which is about 45mm less in length.
Sigh... this is what it takes to pack the most hardware into the least space but at least it's fun and I love the handle at the top! Makes moving things around so much easier than before.
Attached some pics for you all to enjoy. It's a mess with the PSU cables so I'll attach more photos once that is sorted out.
Wouah Titan V based on Volta...what a monster...it should trottle quite hard with this cooler...but 3000$...ouchBetter tear 'em out and start from scratch because the Titan Xp is obsolete.
Better tear 'em out and start from scratch because the Titan Xp is obsolete.
UNLIMITED POWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
EDIT: oh @chemist_slime how do you intend to close the case? if it were me I'd face the ATX PSU with the fan inwards, and rotate the ventilated half of the panel above the GPUs
I ran into the same trial and error issues with my build, even now I am waiting on one more part to seal the deal.
Had I gone with a standard length GPU, I too would have opted to install the rad up front. Your setup looks fantastic, in fact, I would venture to guess that you're building the most powerful Cerberus-X in existence.
What do you plan on doing with it?
Wow. An extreme example of what you can pack in there.
I am curious about total system power draw in that set-up.