Wait until my sleeve cable come.. right now I just want to enjoy GPU side.. >_<
Oh god... are you getting an rgb 24 pin or something.
Hi, hope you will not ask about my age here..haha. But in fact, all the major logistic companies have their own cargo flight, so you know ...?
Still passenger flights do carry freight and that's down 70% from this time last year. Below is a snapshot of what's going on right now and while passenger flights might not carry much in the grand scheme of things, it's still a dent in the logistics network.
Pressure on air cargo rates from China keeps increasing
Shipping goods by air is expensive, especially on the biggest trade lines from China. Rates are much higher than normal for this time of year, but they are heading up more with no end in sight.
www.freightwaves.com
Air freight rates looking up as passenger-freighters leave the market - The Loadstar
Air freight rates have ticked up after the declines of the past weeks, with forwarders reporting further increases on the way. One forwarder noted: “Rates have jumped by up $1 per kg this week from Shanghai to Europe, and carriers announced increases yesterday and today. We expect further advice...
theloadstar.com
Haha.. RGB or not doesn't matter. But As you seen, with T1 Mesh panel.. RGB looks great.
Alright so I've done it! It must have take a total 10+ hours but I've completed my first ever custom loop. Thanks the those that helped me a few pages back. I ended up changing plans a little as there wasn't as much height above the GPU but it's a good end result nonetheless. I offset the PSU to fit the extra power cabling and the Aquacomputer Quadro behind it. some images below.
I do have one issue however. I've set the pump to 100% and rad fans to 30-100% based on coolant temp, 30-50C, so I think I've set that up correctly but I'm not getting the best temps on either CPU or GPU. Granted it is 30C in the flat at the moment but with identical GPU setup to Optimumtech (including the undervolt) I'm getting 30 degree higher temps than he is and I know it's not the mounting as I actually removed the block after the initial install to check the paste was properly installed.
Could it simply be remaining air in the loop? I'll try again tomorrow to see if I can remove any more but if anyone else has any tips, please let me know.
I do have one issue however. I've set the pump to 100% and rad fans to 30-100% based on coolant temp, 30-50C, so I think I've set that up correctly but I'm not getting the best temps on either CPU or GPU. Granted it is 30C in the flat at the moment but with identical GPU setup to Optimumtech (including the undervolt) I'm getting 30 degree higher temps than he is and I know it's not the mounting as I actually removed the block after the initial install to check the paste was properly installed.
Could it simply be remaining air in the loop? I'll try again tomorrow to see if I can remove any more but if anyone else has any tips, please let me know.
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Still passenger flights do carry freight and that's down 70% from this time last year. Below is a snapshot of what's going on right now and while passenger flights might not carry much in the grand scheme of things, it's still a dent in the logistics network.
Pressure on air cargo rates from China keeps increasing
Shipping goods by air is expensive, especially on the biggest trade lines from China. Rates are much higher than normal for this time of year, but they are heading up more with no end in sight.
Air freight rates looking up as passenger-freighters leave the market - The Loadstar
Air freight rates have ticked up after the declines of the past weeks, with forwarders reporting further increases on the way. One forwarder noted: “Rates have jumped by up $1 per kg this week from Shanghai to Europe, and carriers announced increases yesterday and today. We expect further advice...
This really depends on the capacity of the logistic companies. I have checked with the forwarder I used for T1 shipment, they would only use passenger flight when the load is beyond their capacity, otherwise would be handled by their own cargo flight. I assume for now the lacking of manpower and custom inspection are the main cause for shipment delay. You can also check with your local guys and share with me, interesting to know. I’m still very young btw , haha.
I will admit RGB... is a little more tastefull on the t1.
Just cant stand the bloody rainbow puke cases, you know the ones, tempered glass on all sides to show off the the rgb fans... that are completely useless cos the dont get any airflow when THEIRS A BLOODY PANE OF GLASS IN FRONT IF THEM.
Dont want to hate on rgb too much but dont see the point of people spending hundreds of pounds on rgb fans, controllers,ect and then have mid tier components.
I'm not sure, I see it a bit like the qled tv's that obviously are being marketed as competition for the Oled's.
They are not as good, and Samsung doesn't have the best color reproduction out there.
But they are very bright, look great and have lots of nice features that sell.
Same thing with RGB. it sells and looks like you're a pro gamer.
I kind of like that it makes it easier to spot the kind of crowd i'm dealing with.
The problem is they leave it on rainbow puke mode. If it's set to a red only effect, it'd run faster. And blue effect will be beneficial for thermals. #themoreyouknow
Good point, i didnt consider all the benefits of RGB, the increased FPS, the cooling and quieter operation, correct me if i am wrong but i believe yellow increases your adrenaline, thus improving your aim... and obviously rainbow puke is the best option as it gives you all the benefits, but many see this as cheating because of how overpowered it is
Oof, well said. I for one can say I'm grateful we're even able to do online shopping at all, let alone for non-essential stuff like this, and although I'm kinda bummed I haven't got the chance to get the case yet, I know for sure you are doing everything you can, specially considering you're a really small team having to provide info/updates constantly for petty people hiding behind blissful internet anonymity.
My current set up is i9 10900K + 2080Ti CPU is cooled with H100i, I under volt the CPU and max. temp in Blender is 83C (4.9GHz all core, no power limitation, Radiator is at the top) If I run CPU at stock the temp, it will reach 91C in no time and throttle eventually.
The GPU (Zotac 2080ti Triple fans) temp is maxed out at 71C, a little higher than it was in my SM560 case. I've tried to UV the GPU to 850-875mV but it will crash in some game and blue screen from time to time. So, UV the GPU is not an option for this card.
Load combination in game, CPU = 60-65C and GPU = 71 C. Putting radiator in the bottom will improve CPU temp during game (Drop to 55-60 C) but has no effect on GPU temp.
Has anyone tried this similar set up with a 240 rad in a custom loop? Will I get better temp than my current set up? I doubt CPU and GPU heat load will soak up the small radiator. (CPU 100 W GPU 260W in game)
The GPU (Zotac 2080ti Triple fans) temp is maxed out at 71C, a little higher than it was in my SM560 case. I've tried to UV the GPU to 850-875mV but it will crash in some game and blue screen from time to time. So, UV the GPU is not an option for this card.
Load combination in game, CPU = 60-65C and GPU = 71 C. Putting radiator in the bottom will improve CPU temp during game (Drop to 55-60 C) but has no effect on GPU temp.
Has anyone tried this similar set up with a 240 rad in a custom loop? Will I get better temp than my current set up? I doubt CPU and GPU heat load will soak up the small radiator. (CPU 100 W GPU 260W in game)
My current set up is i9 10900K + 2080Ti CPU is cooled with H100i, I under volt the CPU and max. temp in Blender is 83C (4.9GHz all core, no power limitation, Radiator is at the top) If I run CPU at stock the temp, it will reach 91C in no time and throttle eventually.
The GPU (Zotac 2080ti Triple fans) temp is maxed out at 71C, a little higher than it was in my SM560 case. I've tried to UV the GPU to 850-875mV but it will crash in some game and blue screen from time to time. So, UV the GPU is not an option for this card.
Load combination in game, CPU = 60-65C and GPU = 71 C. Putting radiator in the bottom will improve CPU temp during game (Drop to 55-60 C) but has no effect on GPU temp.
Has anyone tried this similar set up with a 240 rad in a custom loop? Will I get better temp than my current set up? I doubt CPU and GPU heat load will soak up the small radiator. (CPU 100 W GPU 260W in game)
That is a very sexy GPU!
Custom loop will definitely help. 360 watts isn't too bad for a 240 radiator.
But I've got a question about your undervolt. If the voltage set that low crashes it in sometimes, why not turn the voltage up to 900-950mV? I've never owned a 2080 ti, so what is it's stock voltage? Any reduction will help as long as it's stable.
Between the Aorus and Asus X570 boards is one of them better to use in this case over the other? Like better connector positioning, CPU socket height etc.
I'm leaning towards the Aorus because I can live with 6 USBs and it's cheaper, but I'd pay extra if the Asus board is considerably easier to build with in the T1.
Sorry if this question has already been answered, I've read most of the thread but didn't find this specific question anywhere
I'm leaning towards the Aorus because I can live with 6 USBs and it's cheaper, but I'd pay extra if the Asus board is considerably easier to build with in the T1.
Sorry if this question has already been answered, I've read most of the thread but didn't find this specific question anywhere
yes, I put some glue on mine
Ease of build is about the same, I've used both boards and sticking with the Strix, whereas @fabio had both in the T1 each for a period of time and now sticks with the Aorus. It's more or less which one has the features that you want more
just google 4x3mm round magnets? that's what I did and bought of a pack of 50 for about 2USD
That undervolt is way too low for a 2080ti IMO. My 2080 Super has an undervolt of 919 mV and I found this to be stable in everything I do, and I can't go any lower. Of course, undervolts are like overclocks, in the way that each card is different, but most of the 20 series undervolts I've seen are usually above 900 mV
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