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I read all of the post on Dan case and a lot on Dan A4 SFX, unless you are using your pc on demanding things like rendering, video editing, very demanding games, they had problems with overheating even with AIO water cooling. They said something about having to do some undervoltaging, things I'm not sure about, for now I will be sticking with the recommended 65w that the Ryzen 7 3700x provides, whenever it hits the market. I hope I can snag one before they sell out.

[QUOTE="91Mackmr2, post: 151161, member: 12766"] I read all of the post on Dan case and a lot on Dan A4 SFX, unless you are using your pc on demanding things like rendering, video editing, very demanding games, they had problems with overheating even with AIO water cooling. They said something about having to do some undervoltaging, things I'm not sure about, for now I will be sticking with the recommended 65w that the Ryzen 7 3700x provides, whenever it hits the market. I hope I can snag one before they sell out. [/QUOTE]

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