DAN A4-SFX v4.1
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An SFXL perhaps? Enough room for a 120mm AIO instead of the 92mm as well? Of course, once you get to that size, you're competing with both the Ghost S1 and the Mjolnir. But there's not enough internal room in the Ghost S1 to fit an AIO and you should be able to be both smaller, lighter and much cheaper than the Mjolnir, while also supporting the larger Noctua L12S that neither of those cases can support. I can definitely see a spot for it and definitely something I'd consider.
I totally agree, the case litre size at 7.25L can be kept the same its the perfect size, we already know what can be done on the next design, like flipping the case upside down to drop the temp by 10c, addtional vent holes at the back for a x1 40mm fan, moving the type c port to the gpu side for more clearance, bigger cutout from 92mm to 100mm fan under motherboard but in this case above(if the case flipped) a delete on the sdd bracket as I feel the future is m.2 and we should push forward to better tech along with the case. thats my 2cent
I'm with you on everything except I wish Dan would offer a power button only version. I'd honestly have a Dan A4 already if it didn't have the front USB connection. I thought V4 was going to grab me since the type C connection is so small, but even that still really bothers me. I realize that's super nit-picky, but I've been so close to buying an A4 so many times, and it's the deal breaker every single time. It just ruins an otherwise stunning design for me.
I dont really understand why so many people want to eradicate 2.5" drives. If you do you will kill every market for people who actually want to do work with those cases. As long as you M.2 doesnt offer 8TB for under 300USD, please keep the option of 2 x 15mm drives (which will give you 8TB of storage at (near-)SSD speed in RAID 0 configuration)
I'm only using a M.2 drive, but I agree.
The bracket is already optional, so it can be used or deleted by the user.
The bracket is already optional, so it can be used or deleted by the user.
With the evga 1080ti sc with a little bit of OC 60 on core 550 on memory, highest I got is 68 degrees and fans are set to 50-60%. Without OC it stays usually around 64 degrees. Fan speed around 50%.
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Hey dan, just a quick question if you wouldn’t mind. Do you think the NZXT Kraken M22 aio cooler would fit in the V4 with a Corsair sfx PSU and a full sized graphics card? NZXT claims that the m22 block is 48mm tall which is what you claim is the limit for the V4 however I’m unsure whether the radiator will still fit with the internal PSU and a full sized gpu. If not do you have any suggestions? Thanks
Anyone got the asetek 645LT already? can someone confirm if you can install taller ram sticks and tuck it below instead of the common top config? 645 have a longer tube than 545. No one has a clear answer yet if it can go on the bottom of the ram stick and not above it.
Tried the new ADT riser today on my A4, and had difficulty making sense of it. If I route the riser on the GPU side, it will put pressure on the GPU, and push it towards the sidepanel. And if I route it behind the motherboard, it puts so strong pressure against the motherboad panel that the panel deforms. I am a bit worried if this ADT riser gets shipped by default with the v4 revision.
Anyone else having a similiar experience with the ADT riser? I went back to the original 3M riser that seems to work best.
Anyone else having a similiar experience with the ADT riser? I went back to the original 3M riser that seems to work best.
I've got mine yesterday and did a small unboxing (in german tho
)but if you're just interested in the look and bundle which is sold by Overclockers UK...check it out!
In my opinion the tubing can be arranged more flexible around the mainboard and with those 90 degree fittings used on the radiator you can now mount the radiator with the tubing to the right side (closer to the mainbaord) before the 645LT you had to rout the tubing with the 545LC from left to right and with that short the tubing leangth even more! The tubing itself has the same diameter as the one before but is a few cm longer. (the main benefit in lenght will come from the radiator orientation and routing of the tubing!) So I will try it out as I have some Trident Z here (3600MHz CL15 ready for RYZEN 3000
) and my Corsair LPX for general testing purposes. The issue: I dont have the Dan A4 v4 here and will have to wait for the upcomming month and the availablity through Caseking!I've got mine yesterday and did a small unboxing (in german tho
but if you're just interested in the look and bundle which is sold by Overclockers UK...check it out!
In my opinion the tubing can be arranged more flexible around the mainboard and with those 90 degree fittings used on the radiator you can now mount the radiator with the tubing to the right side (closer to the mainbaord) before the 645LT you had to rout the tubing with the 545LC from left to right and with that short the tubing leangth even more! The tubing itself has the same diameter as the one before but is a few cm longer. (the main benefit in lenght will come from the radiator orientation and routing of the tubing!) So I will try it out as I have some Trident Z here (3600MHz CL15 ready for RYZEN 3000
So would it be possible for you to rotate the tubing from the end of the radiator? If you change the orientation, the tubing will be facing away from the board isn't?
Awesome! Thanks mate, just placed my order. This is gonna be great!Yes. It’s 360 degrees rotatable!
As the Alpenföhn Black Ridge is back in the shelfs with a fixed version (they have changed the soldering issues and the colour is now more black-nickel then the first launched matte-black I preferred) anyways:
Before I am going to test the V2 I’m going to present you my results and content I’ve done with a well working V1 that was not effected with the bad batch. Here is the VLP + 120mm fan option with a Z390 Board by MSI to confirm the compatibility. It’s just a showcase and information about VLP RAM in general...tests are going to follow soon! In german tho! The Temps & Benchmarks will be international. Cheers
Before I am going to test the V2 I’m going to present you my results and content I’ve done with a well working V1 that was not effected with the bad batch. Here is the VLP + 120mm fan option with a Z390 Board by MSI to confirm the compatibility. It’s just a showcase and information about VLP RAM in general...tests are going to follow soon! In german tho!
The Temps & Benchmarks will be international. Cheers
