@dondan Will it be possible to route the 645's tubes _beneath_ the ram sticks, or do we still have to use low profile ram for it to fit?![]()
Actually, if I remember well, the tubes should be a bit longer, now the tubes on the radiator side not only are swiveling but also 90 degree!Unfortunately the 545 and 645 tubes are very short. I doubt it wouldnt be possible unless they added an extra 5 or so inches to the tubing. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the only change between the 645 and the 545 is the tubes on the radiator side now have the ability to rotate.
On weekend there will be a tutorial how to add a fan durct to the L9a/L9a this will lower temps ~ 7°C.
Very nice.I updated www.dan-cases.com with all information about the A4-SFXv4. Furthermore I updated the tutorial section under FAQ with some helpful guides.
This part sounds funny to me lolIf you like to test this solution temporary, cut the tights of your girlfriend and span it over the fan.
What's mentioned above is correct!
Here's todays official press release: https://www.asetek.com/newsroom/press-releases/2019/asetek-introduces-645lt/
Review samples are going out asap, and it is already available for purchase at Overclockers UK![]()
Alright, finally got my g-unique brick so I was able to rebuild the system with a Corsair H55 + NF-A12x25 instead of the Asetek 545LC + NF-A9x14.
What an improvement temperature wise...
Best decision ever !
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The ADT LAB cable is a huge improvement over the Lian-Li one in my opinion.
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The G-Unique installation was kind of a challenge as I wanted a 92mm noctua at the bottom but the plug length was to long. It's still kinda bent and has some pressure on it but seems to be working...
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To get this to work, I added 2 small spacers between the case and the plug connection.
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Hope it holds. Otherwise I might just cut into the fan housing to make it a more comfortable fit.