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- Thread starter dondan
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I am guessing if OCUK hasn't gotten their stock yet then nothing for Orbit yet as it seems like they would get their stock from OCUK:
https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/dan-c4-sfx.12329/post-276228
Much appreciated! It's hard waiting after so long, but it's going to be worth it! I've slowly started acquiring the easy parts (fans, heatsink, other stuff I can test) but I'm really wanting to get this built! My current PC is becoming less stable by the day...
This is not valid for the Fans above the GPU, they are pulling in air towards the GPU itself, right?I would setup it with all fans pulling air from the inside of the case and push it out. This should be best for overall temps. Also if you put the fans before rad it will result in less noise
What a luck with the liquid metal
Correct, you would not want to fight against the GPU fans.
I am planning: 2x 140x15mm top intakes (above GPU), 1x 140x25mm side exhaust, 1x 92x15mm rear intake.
ComputerOrbit or OverclockersUK
Holy .... looks like the
MSI RTX 4090 Suprim fits. This will also meant the MSI RTX 4090 Gaming X Trio fits.
Just want to figure out if I can put a 25mm thick side Noctua fan (like NF-A14) and a SF750 Corsair, probably a noob question but just want to make sure.
Forgot to add, I would also like to know if a 25 mm thick fan will fit in the rear exhaust with say the Optimum Tech build. I dont see the thickness specified, so wondering if a 92 x 25 mm fan will fit (like NF-A9 PWM )
Oh, wow, that's interesting. But it's strange, hasn't anyone tested this before? Does it really fit and not cause any problems? What are the temperatures and noise levels? Thanks!ComputerOrbit or OverclockersUK
Holy .... looks like the
MSI RTX 4090 Suprim fits. This will also meant the MSI RTX 4090 Gaming X Trio fits.
It does work like this: Caseking has many partner shops like OverclockersUK or PcCaseGear. The partner shop has to make a internal order and Caseking will share stock/units with them. I called Caseking yesterday about this topic and they told me PcCaseGear didn't placed a internal order so they will get zero units.
I will remove them from the C4-SFX buy page. Australian customers has to order from ComputerOrbit or OverclockersUK. Sry.
I will remove them from the C4-SFX buy page. Australian customers has to order from ComputerOrbit or OverclockersUK. Sry.
That's a bit disappointing, I had corresponded with pccasegear several times in the lead up to the launch and each time they confirmed they were getting some in stock...
Long time lurker, received the case yesterday from caseking, truly beautiful.
Unfortunately, transfering my system from my old case (silverstone raven rvz1) to this new one, there was an issue and i'm not posting (tryed almost anything for 5 straight hours yesterday), just a black screen, maybe the lack of ryzer in this case is generating the issue ?
Ordered an other GPU for tonight to test if it's my GPU that is just dead.
Overall 10/10 super easy to build in it, i took more time to disassemble my old system that to mount this one.
Unfortunately, transfering my system from my old case (silverstone raven rvz1) to this new one, there was an issue and i'm not posting (tryed almost anything for 5 straight hours yesterday), just a black screen, maybe the lack of ryzer in this case is generating the issue ?
Ordered an other GPU for tonight to test if it's my GPU that is just dead.
Overall 10/10 super easy to build in it, i took more time to disassemble my old system that to mount this one.
A lack of riser could not create an issue of black screen. It could be only the other way with riser in use.
- Did you tried your components on the table without case?
- Are all cables connected correctly and propper?
- Did you connect all cables - PCIe, ATX 24pin, CPU 8pin
- Is the gpu correctly seated into the PCIe port of the motherboard?
- Does all fan spin?
- A simple error could be plugin the display cable into the motherboard instead of GPU
If the system is not posting it could be:
- defective motherboard
- defective RAM
- defective CPU
- defective GPU
- defective PSU
- Did you tried your components on the table without case?
- Are all cables connected correctly and propper?
- Did you connect all cables - PCIe, ATX 24pin, CPU 8pin
- Is the gpu correctly seated into the PCIe port of the motherboard?
- Does all fan spin?
- A simple error could be plugin the display cable into the motherboard instead of GPU
If the system is not posting it could be:
- defective motherboard
- defective RAM
- defective CPU
- defective GPU
- defective PSU
Maybe too much pressure on the cpu -> turn the cooler screws counterclockwise for 1/4 turn each.
Make sure the RAM and also all the power cables are proper seated.
Try each port for your gpu display out, even ones you never used before. I have had issues before with a rebuild where my first post had to be from a specific port (I believe the one I was using originally).
