DAN C4-SFX
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I’m very eager to get my new build going, and i’m debating whether its a good idea to assemble everything without the case - and once it arrives, move it in. Do you think its possible to move the motherboard with the noctua D12L into the C4 without disassembling it? If I do have to take the cpu cooler off its probably not worth the hassle to me and i’ll just wait a bit more..
Hi Dan,
Could you confirm that the MSI GAMING TRIO 4090 fits in the C4-SFX? The 4080 version (337 x 140 x 67 mm) is not the same size as the 4090 (337 x 140 x 77 mm).
Thanks you
Could you confirm that the MSI GAMING TRIO 4090 fits in the C4-SFX? The 4080 version (337 x 140 x 67 mm) is not the same size as the 4090 (337 x 140 x 77 mm).
Thanks you
I have a question for @m4nii and @dondan about the EKWB CPU+Pump*Res Combo for AM5. Since the c4-sfx case has the whole pc flipped upside down, the fill port of the res would be on the bottom. Therefore the Reservoir would be on the bottom aswell.
Could this lead to denying the reservoir its ability to absorb air bubbles?
I have looked at the renderred images of the case multiple times and noticed a bit of "free space" between the psu and the possible side rad + fan.
Is there a something like a detailed dimensions image so i can tell if it would be possible to fit a pump+ res there?
Thanks a lot in advance. Cant wait for my order on Caseking
Could this lead to denying the reservoir its ability to absorb air bubbles?
I have looked at the renderred images of the case multiple times and noticed a bit of "free space" between the psu and the possible side rad + fan.
Is there a something like a detailed dimensions image so i can tell if it would be possible to fit a pump+ res there?
Thanks a lot in advance. Cant wait for my order on Caseking
I'm Team Blue (Socket 1700) now due to issues with the GPU, but it's the same here - i rotated the block by 180° - the block (even with the direct-die adapter for Socket 1700) is 100% symmetrical on the bottom (don't know for AMD - either check pics or send an inquiry to EKWB - they respond pretty quick). The only thing that was close with the rotation is, that the outlets for the cables are then on the "wrong" side, where in my case theres some VRM/Chipset cooling stuff right underneath the Block. Its close but it fits, its just some hassle to fit the block and route the cables (at least for the first time - i reassembled the thing now quite often, so i'm already used to it ).
).I looked at it again and it looks symmetrical for the AMD Version aswell, so this might be a solution.I'm Team Blue (Socket 1700) now due to issues with the GPU, but it's the same here - i rotated the block by 180° - the block (even with the direct-die adapter for Socket 1700) is 100% symmetrical on the bottom (don't know for AMD - either check pics or send an inquiry to EKWB - they respond pretty quick). The only thing that was close with the rotation is, that the outlets for the cables are then on the "wrong" side, where in my case theres some VRM/Chipset cooling stuff right underneath the Block. Its close but it fits, its just some hassle to fit the block and route the cables (at least for the first time - i reassembled the thing now quite often, so i'm already used to it
Which GPU issues are you referring to? The "bending" because of the block colliding with the motherboard? Iam very into the alphacool enterprise 1 slot block, but iam not sure if i want to buy an inno3d 4090. I was always an evga guy because of their "we dont care if you watercool your gpu" RMA - policy.
Did you have any issues yet with your inno3d model? I heard that they have "cheap" power componentes, but on the other hand i would undervolt it anyway.
There is an EKWB single slot block for Zotac cards:
EK-Pro GPU WB AMP/Trinity RTX 4090 Rack - Nickel + Inox
EK-Pro GPU WB AMP/Trinity RTX 4090 is a high performance and single slot full-cover water block compatible with the Zotac AMP and Trinity NVIDIA RTX™ 4090 graphics.
www.ekwb.com
Thanks for the link. But to be honest with you, i dont really dig into that ek look especially if you factor in the price.There is an EKWB single slot block for Zotac cards:
EK-Pro GPU WB AMP/Trinity RTX 4090 Rack - Nickel + Inox
EK-Pro GPU WB AMP/Trinity RTX 4090 is a high performance and single slot full-cover water block compatible with the Zotac AMP and Trinity NVIDIA RTX™ 4090 graphics.
I'd prefer the EK look and quality over Alphacool, so to each his own I guess
Also, you're not going to see much of the block in a C4-SFX anyway.
One more reason to go with the cheaper oneI'd prefer the EK look and quality over Alphacool, so to each his own I guess
Also, you're not going to see much of the block in a C4-SFX anyway.
I will probably look for a good Deal on the gpu first and then pick the according block
@dondan is there enough space to mount a SSD like https://geizhals.de/kingston-fury-renegade-ssd-2tb-sfyrdk-2000g-a2840303.html on the backside of the motherboard https://geizhals.de/asus-rog-strix-b650e-i-gaming-wifi-a2824308.html ? I‘m not sure if it is a good idea to use a SSD without any heatsink, or am I wrong?
