In my case, chassis and CPU fan speeds are controlled by fan curves set in the BIOS.
DAN A4-SFX v4.1
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Yeah same with mine - i even put mine on the "silent" mode (B450 Aorus) and is never that low so I was just wondering if I need to reseat my cooler, but i rather not unless I know for sure.
As much as that would be nice to achieve, cooling those two 2080TI's in the Dan A4 case will be... well... impossible.
First off, you can only have a single 92mm rad inside of the case, with a slim fan. And having that little radiator space to cool 2 high TDP GPUs, won't be possible.
Sorry, but I think you'll run into more problem than what it is worth really.
But my hat off to you sir, if you do actually manage to pull it off.
Well, it is not finished yet, but maybe will be possible! ?
The most powerful water-cooled assembly with two rtx 2080ti in one casing
Install the water block We remove the WiFi module Intel Core i7 8700t, 32gb Crucial vlp ecc udimm ct16g4xfd8266, water block Cooler Master 92, Nvidia rtx 2080ti x2, replace the motherboard with Asrock Z390M-ITX / ac, Corsair 750 Platinum, water radiator XSPC 240, noctua 12x15 Fitting...
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Well, it is not finished yet, but maybe will be possible! ?
The most powerful water-cooled assembly with two rtx 2080ti in one casing
Install the water block We remove the WiFi module Intel Core i7 8700t, 32gb Crucial vlp ecc udimm ct16g4xfd8266, water block Cooler Master 92, Nvidia rtx 2080ti x2, replace the motherboard with Asrock Z390M-ITX / ac, Corsair 750 Platinum, water radiator XSPC 240, noctua 12x15 Fitting...
Now that is a small, cramped, SFF build right there! How you even manage to work inside of all of that, is beyond me. But kudos to you dude!
It’s not mine, is the @sancho build! I am curious to see how it will ends!
Even "silent" ramps up fairly early on (maybe that's a good thing). Creating your own curve will tell you what temperature you get at low rpms.
Hi Guys,
I just ordered dan 4.1 from ocuk. I got 3900x and Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2060 6 GB MINI ITX (170mil) from my old build.
My plan is to cool ryzen with Alphacool Eisbaer LT120 to mount it on a bracket next to rtx. Now first question - will it fit? can't find any info about this aio in dan 4 case. Also then i'm planning to add another 120rad under psu and connect everything with quick connection pipes as pump is the same as it is for 240 version.
Any advices if my plan is possible ?(under psu 120mil rad won't wont fit so 92mil will i'm assuming)
I just ordered dan 4.1 from ocuk. I got 3900x and Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2060 6 GB MINI ITX (170mil) from my old build.
My plan is to cool ryzen with Alphacool Eisbaer LT120 to mount it on a bracket next to rtx. Now first question - will it fit? can't find any info about this aio in dan 4 case. Also then i'm planning to add another 120rad under psu and connect everything with quick connection pipes as pump is the same as it is for 240 version.
Any advices if my plan is possible ?(under psu 120mil rad won't wont fit so 92mil will i'm assuming)
This will be a very tight fit, if at all dude. That AIO also seems to have rather thick tubes, which may make them very hard to route inside the case, which is already compact as it is.
Yeah I ended up using a manual curve, will keep an eye on temp to see how I go, realise the bulk of the noise was mostly my chassis fan anyway so i crank that way down 27% until temp gets real high (figure this will be just as good if you had no fans!)
Still got to swap my fans on the Zotac Mini as well as that is stuck at 37% so a fair bit of noise (tried the bios flash and got my memory locked issue)
Any options then to cool 3900x ? i don't really want to sell it.
Is the only solution then Asetek 645LT AIO ?
It is an solution yes, but depending on your personal preference when it comes to noise etc, the slim Noctua fan, even though it's basically the only one and the best one to get for the AIO, can get pretty loud. Since I wouldn't try and go for any big overclocks even with this small AIO, cause it is only 92mm and the 3900X is a rather large CPU.
@kiehl: Just use a Noctua L9a and in Ryzen Master Software or UEFI you setup 65W ECO mode for it. This will only result in a lower boost if all 12 cores under heave load. A nice bonus is that your CPU will run much more efficient and much cooler:
www.igorslab.de
Here is a review of a 3900X none X only for OEM (basicly a 3900X in ECO mode): https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-ryzen-9-3900-review-eco-mode
AMD Ryzen 9 3950X und 3900X im Workstation-Test gegen Intels Skylake X, Coffee Lake und natürlich sich selbst im 65-Watt-Eco-Mode | igor´sLAB
Über das etwas spärliche Sampling haben sich viele sicher geärgert, auch diejenigen, die von mir zum Launch einen kompletten Test erwartet hatten. Dass dies nicht möglich war, liegt womöglich auch an…
www.igorslab.de
Here is a review of a 3900X none X only for OEM (basicly a 3900X in ECO mode): https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-ryzen-9-3900-review-eco-mode
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Yup, just good luck actually installing it and cramming it in there... I got the previous 545LC cooler and I ended up giving up in the end. It was just too hard and too tight of a fit to get everything crammed in the case. With not just the cooler, but also the PSU cables that doesn't really have any spare room to move. It is possible yes, as many have done it, but it has a real challenge and struggle, so prepare yourself dude, as you're in for a ride.
Has anyone used an hdplex 200w dc-atx coupled with a kmkpt Dynamo 360 to save space? Do you think the Dynamo 360 could be squeezed in somewhere like below the GPU or above? I'm thinking of ways to maximize space for a small custom loop.
Hi@kiehl: Just use a Noctua L9a and in Ryzen Master Software or UEFI you setup 65W ECO mode for it. This will only result in a lower boost if all 12 cores under heave load. A nice bonus is that your CPU will run much more efficient and much cooler:
AMD Ryzen 9 3950X und 3900X im Workstation-Test gegen Intels Skylake X, Coffee Lake und natürlich sich selbst im 65-Watt-Eco-Mode | igor´sLAB
Über das etwas spärliche Sampling haben sich viele sicher geärgert, auch diejenigen, die von mir zum Launch einen kompletten Test erwartet hatten. Dass dies nicht möglich war, liegt womöglich auch an…
Here is a review of a 3900X none X only for OEM (basicly a 3900X in ECO mode): https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-ryzen-9-3900-review-eco-mode
I'm running a ryzen 7 3700x at stock settings with a l9a + fan duct.
Played 1 hour GTA V, case closed, max temp was 70°c (maybe 72°c).
Is it good? Thanks in advance!
