Chimera Industries Cerberus: The 18L, mATX, USA-made enclosure
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Sorry guys, I have a small but not easy question: do you know how many degrees could add my 2 Titan V to my water loop?
It will affect so much my CPU temp?
Now the 7980XE Overlcocked at 4.3 on 16 core and 4.5 on 2 core, in idle is at 25 degrees average, with ambient temperature of 22.
Under Prime goes untl 85 degrees at 3.8 ghz on all cores. For other test doesn't go above 75 degrees.
My two Titan are 40/45 in idle with the fan at 30%. I would like to have them a bit lower, but especially keep them under 83 for a longer period under load, at least with higher frequencies! Before to put them under water i'll try to give them more fresh air.
Thanks a lot!
It will affect so much my CPU temp?
Now the 7980XE Overlcocked at 4.3 on 16 core and 4.5 on 2 core, in idle is at 25 degrees average, with ambient temperature of 22.
Under Prime goes untl 85 degrees at 3.8 ghz on all cores. For other test doesn't go above 75 degrees.
My two Titan are 40/45 in idle with the fan at 30%. I would like to have them a bit lower, but especially keep them under 83 for a longer period under load, at least with higher frequencies! Before to put them under water i'll try to give them more fresh air.
Thanks a lot!
I don't need to overclock them. My concerns are about the increasing temps on the CPU, if any.
Just received my waterblock. The motherboard should hopefully come tomorrow, followed by the ram over the weekend.
Edit: The block is huge and weighs 1kg.
Edit: The block is huge and weighs 1kg.
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dang o_o I don't know metalwork enough to comment
PM @KSliger? have your order number ready (don't post your number in this thread)
I have this fault in all the corners in both cases and I dont think this can be normal
Looks like stress cracking due to a bending process in the first picture. The nick in the 2nd could be due to a large number of mishandling effects.
Should be fine. GTX 1080ti under full load wattage runs about 300 watts and the 8700k at 5GHz runs just over 200 watts.
Edit: I sourced this information through a series of googles that pointed to some reddit benchmarks.
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Please send us an email, we'll look into what happened, check our stock, and get you replacements.
Anyone know if they make custom cables for the Thermaltake power supplies? I've tried looking for some for my TP Grand RGB 1200W, but I haven't seen any.
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