Added some extra feature for the distro: A place for an RGB strip. It turned out great! (Its a DDC one)
Where does the strip go in the plate? How long does it need to be? What did you use in these pics?
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Where does the strip go in the plate? How long does it need to be? What did you use in these pics?
It goes in the rear side, theres no disassemble required, some double sided tape just do the work. The hole is around 9,5cm long. I used an old RBG strip, that I cutted to length.
Where does the strip go in the plate? How long does it need to be? What did you use in these pics?
The RGB bit is awesome, couldn't ask for more. However what is the depth? Usually most RGB strips are 5mm+ wide. Also I'm thinking I'll go for a really dense DRGB strip since my fans are non RGN. Noctua powa!
Also THAT'S A FAKIN CUTE DOGGO U GOT THERE! ?
Also THAT'S A FAKIN CUTE DOGGO U GOT THERE! ?
Its 12mm deep and 6mm wide so it should be fine.The RGB bit is awesome, couldn't ask for more. However what is the depth? Usually most RGB strips are 5mm+ wide. Also I'm thinking I'll go for a really dense DRGB strip since my fans are non RGN. Noctua powa!
Also THAT'S A FAKIN CUTE DOGGO U GOT THERE! ?
She is a 4 year old crazy husky who doesnt like COVID-19 ?
Cool, I see it now! I'll have to find a ~10cm ARGB strip to go thereIt goes in the rear side, theres no disassemble required, some double sided tape just do the work. The hole is around 9,5cm long. I used an old RBG strip, that I cutted to length.
Thanks for the info, will look into getting that rgb strip now.
P. S. That dogo... So cute!
You can get a bigger one and just cut it in the right place, its really simple.Cool, I see it now! I'll have to find a ~10cm ARGB strip to go there
How wide is the RGB strip hole? Wondering if Phanteks Neon would fit in there sideways (5.1mm wide it seems):
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You can cut either, some might have the 3 pin or 4 pin (depending if 12v or 5v) plug soldered at one end, other might require soldering.
I will try and post once I decided on what I'm getting just to give people an ideea.
Received my Nf A14 chromax and D5 pump today ??. Went with alternating black and white anti vibration pads. Looks really nice.
Meanwhile, my almost £400 order is still processing on EK website... SINCE THE 6TH OF MAY!!! *ANGRY NOISES*
It will fit, but I dont know how to cut these thing to the length. Maybe you can just sqeeze in the rest of it in the bottom of the case.How wide is the RGB strip hole? Wondering if Phanteks Neon would fit in there sideways (5.1mm wide it seems):
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By now the date is approaching, soon this wonderfull case will be in your hands,
I would therefore keep to know which buildings will gloriously go "underwater",
This is mine:
CPU: i9 9900K
MBO: AsRock Z390 Phantom ITX
RAM: Corsair VENGEANCE LPX DDR4-3200 (2x16GB)
GPU: XFX RADEON VII
PSU: Corsair SF750
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By now the date is approaching, soon this wonderfull case will be in your hands,
I would therefore keep to know which buildings will gloriously go "underwater",
This is mine:
CPU: i9 9900K
MBO: AsRock Z390 Phantom ITX
RAM: Corsair VENGEANCE LPX DDR4-3200 (2x16GB)
GPU: XFX RADEON VII
PSU: Corsair SF750
(COPY>PASTE AND CHANGE ELEMENTS)
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By now the date is approaching, soon this wonderfull case will be in your hands,
I would therefore keep to know which buildings will gloriously go "underwater",
This is mine:
CPU: i9 9900K
MBO: AsRock Z390 Phantom ITX
RAM: Corsair VENGEANCE LPX DDR4-3200 (2x16GB)
GPU: XFX RADEON VII
PSU: Corsair SF750
(COPY>PASTE AND CHANGE ELEMENTS)
MBO: AsRock X570 Phantom ITX
RAM: Crucial BALLISTIX LT DDR4-3200 (2x8GB)
GPU: Strix 2080Ti (waiting)
PSU: Corsair SF750
What's you RIG
By now the date is approaching, soon this wonderfull case will be in your hands,
I would therefore keep to know which buildings will gloriously go "underwater",
This is mine:
CPU: i9 9900K
MBO: AsRock Z390 Phantom ITX
RAM: Corsair VENGEANCE LPX DDR4-3200 (2x16GB)
GPU: XFX RADEON VII
PSU: Corsair SF750
(COPY>PASTE AND CHANGE ELEMENTS)
CPU: i7 9700K
MBO: AsRock Z390 Phantom ITX
RAM: G.Skill Trident Z Royal Gold, DDR4-3200, CL14 2x8GB
GPU: GTX1080TI Strix
PSU: Corsair SF750
What's you RIG
CPU: Ryzen 7 3700x
MBO: Aorus x570 ITX Wi-Fi something something
RAM: G.SKILL TRIDENT Z RGB CL14 3200MHZ (2 x 16GB)
GPU: Aorus 2080ti Xtreme something something (yes it's the 3 slot one... ?)
PSU: Corsair SF750
9700K, Z390 PG/ITX, 2x16GB GSkill Ripjaws 3200MHz CL14, NVIDIA Titan V, SF750.
Ryzen 1600X
16Gb RAM
GTX1060
SF450
I will start with the CPU. The GPU will stay air-cooled until it's successor arrives. Probably something from the upcoming generation of GPUs
16Gb RAM
GTX1060
SF450
I will start with the CPU. The GPU will stay air-cooled until it's successor arrives. Probably something from the upcoming generation of GPUs
What's you RIG
CPU: 3950X
MBO: X570-I
RAM: G.Skill Trident Z Neo DDR4 3600MHz 2x16GB
GPU: Asus 5700XT Strix
PSU: Corsair SF750
Going hardware labs GTS280 rads, got my pslate cables, Alphacool GPU block and Phanteks CPU block. I just need to decide between hardtube or ZMT then fittings.
