FormD T1 - 9.5L with UNLIMITED space!! - 3950X+64GB Ram+2GPUs - TITAN V FULL watercooled+TITAN RTX!! Fill the void 2.0

[ten13th]

@fabio It is awesome for you to share your wealth of knowledge on SFF builds. Quick question, are you using a bypass temp coupler and Aquacomputer Quadro to get the fluid temp?

Thanks in advance for your response.

 

[fabio]

Soooo apparently even the founders RTX 3090 should "technically" fit (<1mm of clearance), so when can we expect the install @fabio? Sept 25th?

Hahaha

Depends on NVIDIA!! Not sure if I want to go for the 3080 though or wait a bit for a 3080 ti?? with 20GB?? In any case seems to be a jump compared to my Titan RTX, apart for the RAM. I am curious to see WHAT makes the 3090 so HUGE compared to the 3080 though... On specs, 30W more only doesn't justify the giant cooler!

 

[fabio]

@fabio It is awesome for you to share your wealth of knowledge on SFF builds. Quick question, are you using a bypass temp coupler and Aquacomputer Quadro to get the fluid temp?

Thanks in advance for your response.

Yes, I do! In detail is the AquaComputer one!

 

[Navic]

Depends on NVIDIA!! Not sure if I want to go for the 3080 though or wait a bit for a 3080 ti?? with 20GB?? In any case seems to be a jump compared to my Titan RTX, apart for the RAM. I am curious to see WHAT makes the 3090 so HUGE compared to the 3080 though... On specs, 30W more only doesn't justify the giant cooler!

I think the size of the cooler is just to make it look like the big dick product it really is, it's supposed to be overkill and they really want to convey that.
It could also be so they could add room on the PCB for all that vram. That wouldn't increase the thickness of the cooler, but it would increase the height of the GPU at least.

 

[fabio]

I think the size of the cooler is just to make it look like the big dick product it really is, it's supposed to be overkill and they really want to convey that.
It could also be so they could add room on the PCB for all that vram. That wouldn't increase the thickness of the cooler, but it would increase the height of the GPU at least.

Indeed!
And also, how is it possible that these cards have so many cuda cores?? the A100 that has a BIGGER Die, has only 6000+ Cuda cores, and is it a 7nm process.
I am super excited though!

 

[DrHudacris]

Depends on NVIDIA!! Not sure if I want to go for the 3080 though or wait a bit for a 3080 ti?? with 20GB?? In any case seems to be a jump compared to my Titan RTX, apart for the RAM. I am curious to see WHAT makes the 3090 so HUGE compared to the 3080 though... On specs, 30W more only doesn't justify the giant cooler!

I think the size of the cooler is just to make it look like the big dick product it really is, it's supposed to be overkill and they really want to convey that.
It could also be so they could add room on the PCB for all that vram. That wouldn't increase the thickness of the cooler, but it would increase the height of the GPU at least.

This for sure...the leaked PCB showed RAM chips on both sides, so there must be a cooling solution on the back side of the GPU, adding the extra slot of thickness. And I recall some leaks stating the RAM was reaching 100C.

 

[devolv]

Soooo apparently even the founders RTX 3090 should "technically" fit (<1mm of clearance), so when can we expect the install @fabio? Sept 25th?

Hahaha

Airflow will be a problem since the air will be blowing inside the case towards the back of the motherboard.

Hopefully 3rd party manufacturers will make this RTX 3090 with a more traditional cooler design.

 

[devolv]

Indeed!
And also, how is it possible that these cards have so many cuda cores?? the A100 that has a BIGGER Die, has only 6000+ Cuda cores, and is it a 7nm process.
I am super excited though!

Looks like EVGA has posted a Watercooling RTX 3090.

EVGA - Articles - EVGA GeForce® RTXᐪᔿ 30 Series

The EVGA GeForce® RTXᐪᔿ 30 Series are the absolute definition of ultimate performance.

www.evga.com

 

[DrHudacris]

Airflow will be a problem since the air will be blowing inside the case towards the back of the motherboard.

Hopefully 3rd party manufacturers will make this RTX 3090 with a more traditional cooler design.

I think literally all of the AIBs have traditional cooler designs, with some have small cutouts for pass through.
t it bears mentioning that the pull fan will NOT blow on the motherboard. We're talking ITX motherboards here. It's going to blow on the PSU in sandwich cases. Flip that PSU around and you've got the PSU fan to help m
ove that air out.

This of course won't work in the Ghost S1 due to the solid "spine".

 

[Navic]

I think literally all of the AIBs have traditional cooler designs, with some have small cutouts for pass through.
t it bears mentioning that the pull fan will NOT blow on the motherboard. We're talking ITX motherboards here. It's going to blow on the PSU in sandwich cases. Flip that PSU around and you've got the PSU fan to help m
ove that air out.

This of course won't work in the Ghost S1 due to the solid "spine".

The added heat won't affect the PSU too much, right? That's my main concern.
Also, I can see loque adding a cutout so you can rotate the PSU so it can help with the FE card exhaust, but I don't know how that would affect the structural support of the spine.

 

[DrHudacris]

The added heat won't affect the PSU too much, right? That's my main concern.
Also, I can see loque adding a cutout so you can rotate the PSU so it can help with the FE card exhaust, but I don't know how that would affect the structural support of the spine.

I am not certain how the PSU will handle it. I think as long as the air is moving, the air temp shouldn't be so high as to trip over temp protections. Best to pick the highest 80+ rating you can afford (not wattage, but efficiency), so the PSU itself adds less heat to the equation.

 

[thelaughingman]

The added heat won't affect the PSU too much, right? That's my main concern.
Also, I can see loque adding a cutout so you can rotate the PSU so it can help with the FE card exhaust, but I don't know how that would affect the structural support of the spine.

I am not certain how the PSU will handle it. I think as long as the air is moving, the air temp shouldn't be so high as to trip over temp protections. Best to pick the highest 80+ rating you can afford (not wattage, but efficiency), so the PSU itself adds less heat to the equation.

Call me conservative but I would never risk the PSU. I'd rather let the GPU thermal throttled and down clocks than let the PSU soaks up all that heat and potentially trip over the entire build.

 

[ten13th]

Call me conservative but I would never risk the PSU. I'd rather let the GPU thermal throttled and down clocks than let the PSU soaks up all that heat and potentially trip over the entire build.

Could always try and see what happens. ?

 

[thelaughingman]

Could always try and see what happens. ?

yeah you ahead *grab popcorn*

 

[ten13th]

yeah you ahead *grab popcorn*

Somebody will beat me to it before I’ve my T1.

 

[M-jeri]

I also ordered the ADTLink R33SL PCiE 25mm Riser cable http://www.adt.link/product/R33-Shop.html @M-jeri

hey, you mean the 5cm cable right?

R33SL model.

@fabio

Can you please share the size of screw/fastener you are using the hold the bifurcation bracket to the case?

 

[fabio]

hey, you mean the 5cm cable right?

R33SL model.

Nope, the 25cm

 

[M-jeri]

Nope, the 25cm

can you tell the fastener as well?

 

[fabio]

can you tell the fastener as well?

Ok, I m lost, which fastener???

 

[DrHudacris]

I

Ok, I m lost, which fastener???

Assume riser to the 3d printed piece?I think I used m2.5 but mine was custom printed, my own design, not cpaynes. (Mines no good, it cracks when screwed in place, recommend cpaynes ? )