Thanks! The majority was on the intake side. Once the sticker is removed from the exhaust side, I noticed that the metal bearing was situated below the frame just a tiny bit, so I sanded it off until I reached it (which was very minimal), and then placed the sticker back on. I only did this for the fan on the IO side but not for the fan on the PSU side.
I love this! What do you use for sanding? Do you have a build log?
I hope you can update us later with temperatures on benchmarks!
Wondering which mobo should i buy to match my 5900x...
Since OT said there's something wrong about asus b550i and x570i, i'm still comparing gigabyte b550i and msi b550i mobo
having any ideas
btw, my case arrived 2 weeks ago and it looks so good
i'm building a 5900x+3080 system, if i can get a 3080 tuf
Since OT said there's something wrong about asus b550i and x570i, i'm still comparing gigabyte b550i and msi b550i mobo
having any ideas
btw, my case arrived 2 weeks ago and it looks so good
i'm building a 5900x+3080 system, if i can get a 3080 tuf
aorus mobo is well lovedWondering which mobo should i buy to match my 5900x...
Since OT said there's something wrong about asus b550i and x570i, i'm still comparing gigabyte b550i and msi b550i mobo
having any ideas
btw, my case arrived 2 weeks ago and it looks so good
i'm building a 5900x+3080 system, if i can get a 3080 tuf
Wondering which mobo should i buy to match my 5900x...
Since OT said there's something wrong about asus b550i and x570i, i'm still comparing gigabyte b550i and msi b550i mobo
having any ideas
btw, my case arrived 2 weeks ago and it looks so good
i'm building a 5900x+3080 system, if i can get a 3080 tuf
idk what to believe anymore.
but also @yuzhongliang22, what is wrong with the aorus? I have it and you have me worried lol.
Just a large sheet of 80 grit sandpaper taped down to a smooth surface. Smooth with a 300 grit once height is reached. Unfortunately no build log from me.
I bought the Asus X570-I. After a bios update everything will be fine, I'm sure of it. They won't want to have this hanging over them when the 570 should be the best board for the 5000 series. It's a new product and stuf like this will be ironed out.
Yes but whats the actual issue haha.
Also while we're here, this is my first build in a long time so which of these do I need to install? Bios obviously. Should I do everything in the driver section as well? What about utilities? Can I pick and choose?
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Same situation here, but I've made my peace with the shitty dollars-per-frames and just put the 3090 FE in our T1. I'm kind of in love with the concept of maximum physical GPU in the chamber, and it does okay at stock if a bit noisy. Nothing a bit of an undervolt and some judicious Quadro monitoring and tweaks couldn't fix, though. (Converting from two to three slot was an odyssey unto itself. Nothing but praise for the Aquanaut!)
I'll pray to the silicon gods on everyone's behalf, and would love to see some 6900XT performance in thread!
But... Huda... DO IT BROTHER! DO IT!
That is absolutely amazing. Should room to mount a third fan too depending on the rest of the build. That is alot of cooling considering the TX240 is a top performer. Dare I say this could potentially be the optimal single 240mm setup even before adding a third fan? thats before we consider its a dual 240mm build.Spent sometime sanding today, and I just want to report that I was able to sand down the both NF-A12x25 fans to fit on top of the TX240, and still able to spin. Also had to flip the radiator bracket down to save another 1mm.
The one toward the IO shield has to be 0.89in (22.6mm) or less, while the one on the PSU side can be slightly thicker 0.90in - 0.91in (~23mm), but best to keep both the same size if you don't any bulges.
BTW. I know you sanded the fans frame to be level with the fan. But what if you took it further and had the fan protruding? since there is some gap between rad core and mounting the fan could rest in this gap. That would gain another couple mm for sure. Of course it would ruin the fan for anything but pull config.
I wonder if that would result in poorer airflow because the fan wouldnt be entirely enclosed.
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Finally!! Now I just need to wait for the chromax version.Spent sometime sanding today, and I just want to report that I was able to sand down the both NF-A12x25 fans to fit on top of the TX240, and still able to spin. Also had to flip the radiator bracket down to save another 1mm.
The one toward the IO shield has to be 0.89in (22.6mm) or less, while the one on the PSU side can be slightly thicker 0.90in - 0.91in (~23mm), but best to keep both the same size if you don't any bulges.
No, silver.
You can see gunmetal here:
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Do you have the radiator fans as intake? Does that yield better temp results in your build? I have fans oriented in the more common orientation (seems to be more common anyway). Meaning, the fans pull air from the case and exhaust out of the top panel. Drawing air from inside of the case means...
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Curious if someone with a dec 1-4 order already received their shipping confirmation. I know it's early, but I just want my case so bad! 
Curious if someone with a dec 1-4 order already received their shipping confirmation. I know it's early, but I just want my case so bad!
Nope nothing here
. I'm not sure if I'm more excited for Cyberpunk to release or for my T1 to ship Nope nothing here
In my case I'm more excited for the T1, because I don't have a GPU powerful enough to run CP2077
Buying new parts for your PC these days is such a fucking mess...
Yeah I saw this video, but sadly he doesn't go in depth at all regarding temps, he just looks at the die not the memory.
I'm running a TUF 3090 in mine. I haven't measured the VRAM temps, but the card has 0 issues in the case. The m.2 on the back is my only temp concern as it does sit around 65c (960 EVO) during gaming.
I am running the card at 1995MHz @ 950mv - the card itself runs cool, tops out at 66c during gaming.
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