Just use an aftermarket open type. A blower type will be louder, while a open style won't necessarily make the case much hotter than the blower style, but will be more silent.Well I decided on the A4 and ordered one of the V3 cases. Now for what will seem like a awfully long wait. I do get confused about the graphics card though. I see many places saying that I should use a blower type card for this case but I have seen many builds not using them. Would my system benefit from a blower card or will I be fine with the aftermarket type which runs quieter and cooler. Many thanks i’m Sure I will have other questions as I go never built a small firm factor before.
Well I decided on the A4 and ordered one of the V3 cases. Now for what will seem like a awfully long wait. I do get confused about the graphics card though. I see many places saying that I should use a blower type card for this case but I have seen many builds not using them. Would my system benefit from a blower card or will I be fine with the aftermarket type which runs quieter and cooler. Many thanks i’m Sure I will have other questions as I go never built a small firm factor before.
My build is not as sophisticated as some here but it is mine
This is a GTX 1080Ti. I wasn't happy with FE temps and noise so I replaced it with a EVGA SC heatsink and 2 Noctua 92mm slim fans.
92mm fan for intake.
I would like to learn which 120mm AIO cpu coolers are compatible when itx size gpu is used?
I hope you can find some useful information on my thread: D10SI would like to learn which 120mm AIO cpu coolers are compatible when itx size gpu is used?
I would like to learn which 120mm AIO cpu coolers are compatible when itx size gpu is used?
That 8700k temp is ridiculously low. Sub 60 degrees? What in the world? How is that even possible? Seriously asking this question because you typically have to have a cooler the size of a Noctua D9L to be able to get this low.Build my first SFF after inspiration her on this forum, and made it in the Dan case.
her is my build(sry if i iam posting the wrong place) :
- Intel Core i7-8700K (delidded with rockit cool) Coollaboratory Liquid Pro
- ASUS ROG STRIX Z370-I Gaming, S1151
- Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 3200MHz 16GB
- Samsung 960 PRO 512GB M.2 PCIe SSD
- Asetek 545LC 92mm /w Noctua NF-A9x14 PWM 92mm
- Corsair SF600, 600W PSU SFX Form Factor /w Noctua NF-A9x14 PWM 92mm
- Corsair SF Serie Premium Individually Sleeved PSU Cable Kit
- Gainward GeForce GTX 1080 Phoenix GLH
and more Noctuna fun
Pictures:
the crib
Front/side (did some mistakes drilling hole :
other side: ( add to moddify the Gpu some to get it to fit)
more of the gpu:
Inside:
After running 3dmark, i think its good temps?? any other test i could run ?:
Outstanding and fun box to build in. I enjoyed it.
Suggestion for improvement or something else?