Would anyone be interested in the case coming with Noctua slim fans pre-installed?
Would be putting these fans in anyway, so this seems like a win win.
Would anyone be interested in the case coming with Noctua slim fans pre-installed?
Imo, blowers work very well on the - - 70 series and lower cards. The higher wattage blower cards do work, but are generally louder and not able to keep full power as they throttle due to the limited cooling.I would be on board for pre-installed fans.
I'm curious, any idea how cooling with a blower style gpu would be? I assume if the fans as installed are exhausting then they'll still benefit from them, just not quite as much as an open air gpu probably would?
Conswole would let you use taller coolers like the Noctua L12S, which will be a major upgrade over any air cooler you could fit in the standard Console.Would the Conswole support higher end builds?
3900x/2080ti is what I plan on using. My biggest concern in CPU cooling.
Conswole would let you use taller coolers like the Noctua L12S, which will be a major upgrade over any air cooler you could fit in the standard Console.
The GPU could be a full three slot triple fan card for maximum cooling as well.
I erred on the side of caution and went with the 3700x + L12S. Built it in a temporary case last night and temps weren't amazing (hit 80c right at the end of a single Cinebench run) but I think if you did some undervolting or played around a bit, the 3900x would work okay. The L12SWould the Conswole support higher end builds?
3900x/2080ti is what I plan on using. My biggest concern in CPU cooling.
The L12S by default pushes air out away from the CPU. I guess I could flip it to align the airflow with the above but the fact the fan sits under the heatsink confuses me a little bit (i.e. will pulling air through the warm heatsink result in worse temps?).Correct - GPU, CPU, and PSU all pull air in from the lid side when laid flat. The slim fans under the GPU are for exhausting the heat out the opposite side of the lid so that there is zero thermal loopback and temperatures stay under control.
I erred on the side of caution and went with the 3700x + L12S. Built it in a temporary case last night and temps weren't amazing (hit 80c right at the end of a single Cinebench run) but I think if you did some undervolting or played around a bit, the 3900x would work okay. The L12S
I erred on the side of caution and went with the 3700x + L12S. Built it in a temporary case last night and temps weren't amazing (hit 80c right at the end of a single Cinebench run) but I think if you did some undervolting or played around a bit, the 3900x would work okay. The L12S
One thing I'm a little unsure of is this:
The L12S by default pushes air out away from the CPU. I guess I could flip it to align the airflow with the above but the fact the fan sits under the heatsink confuses me a little bit (i.e. will pulling air through the warm heatsink result in worse temps?).
Do you mean the fans on the GPU itself? I believe that the open air fans usually pull air in towards the heat sinks while the blower style exhaust out the back.Are GPU fans supposed to be exhaust? If so I would create a negative pressure system and air should come through all the vents in the case.
I had a very similar experience with a 3600 (non-X) and a L12S in a very small case (ML06-E) and temperatures running hot in Cinebench and Prime95 at stock settings. My ML06-E case does not have any fans currently other than the cpu cooler, so I cannot really say how the other exhaust fans might help (I assume quite a bit). I ended up undervolting and have been very happy with it, but I would be concerned about the 3900X.
I asked the question poorly sorry, when installing the fans in the case on the GPU side, is it recommended to set them as exhaust.Do you mean the fans on the GPU itself? I believe that the open air fans usually pull air in towards the heat sinks while the blower style exhaust out the back.
Yes.I asked the question poorly sorry, when installing the fans in the case on the GPU side, is it recommended to set them as exhaust.
I am just waiting on PCIe risers, soon as I have a solid ETA from our vendor I will post something. Ballpark is most likely mid March.
With mid March not being too far away do we have some more final information on everything? Price? Last thing I remember was just the prototype. Do you have final revisions of both cases so that we have the exact final clearances and photos? Also, are you sending it out to anyone for review so that we can see some third party performance and temp reviews to validate your own?
Sorry for all the questions!
Would love the info on this as well
Thanks for the update! I'm not worried about the shipping date I'm still working on piecing the build so I was just hoping for the full overview of everything to make the decisions. Absolutely can wait until you are ready.I am just waiting on any word out of China on the PCIe risers and now our front panel IO and power buttons.
Not sure if they went back into lock down or something, no emails or answers to phone calls.
Soon as I know something either way we will upload the page.
Worst case will put them up with pre-order with a longer wait time here in the next few weeks.
Page will have all the technical information on dimensions.
Price is still targeted at $149 for base Console; options such as handle, fans, front panel IO, base plate, rack ears, under desk mount kit, etc all add like $10 to $20 each.
Conswole price is still TBD, thinking like $169 or $175 base price. $169 might be too much meme.