Looks like I'm switching my order from black to silver then lolBoth are anodized.
Looks like I'm switching my order from black to silver then lolBoth are anodized.
Got it. The reason why I was confused is that there is no mention of the silver being anodized on any of the marketing material, only the black one.Both are anodized.
There's a number of things that could cause that. The main one being with Optimum Tech's review he set his fans to 1300RPM while anyone else would just set it to auto and it would run up to 2000RPMCan someone help me make sense of these vary different CPU temps I keep seeing for the 12700k. Optimum Tech and Chris Flannigan got about 99deg with throttling, with Chris using Aida64. But then Gear Seekers got about 77deg using Aida64 as well?
Is it the tube routing? other factors?
@dondan can the EK AIO be routed the same way that Gear Seekers routed his Phanteks one?
Unlike other shops like Caseking, Newegg is just a marketplace like Amazon. LianLi has full controll on everything showing up there. So yes should be valid.Newegg says 2/26 for the release date. Is that incorrect?
Phanteks AIO is 400mm tubing length, while the EK AIO is 350mmI was not able to do it with my EKWB version and I tried it. .
Unlike other shops like Caseking, Newegg is just a marketplace like Amazon. LianLi has full controll on everything showing up there. So yes should be valid.
I'd imagine CPU temps would decrease, but GPU temps would increase significantly.Any difference in mounting the fans in push or pull?
will it result in much higher thermals for the motherboard or will it be acceptable ?I would do it like this:
By the end of March you should have it
isnt that basically what someone did with their T1? Turning it effectively into T1 V2 reference haha.Let's have a little thought experiment - because of that thermal issue: In theory, would it be possible to put a 280 mm radiator into where normally the GPU would live? Like the Alphacool NexXxos 280 (which should be identical to the one being used in the Aurora Pro 280 "open" AIO) .. its 314 x 143 x 30, full copper. And then, because we're Rizer-ing anyway, put the GPU on top.
That'd mean maybe a smaller / less beefy GPU, but if the purpose of the case was "portable SFF Workstation", the GPU is not so much the limiting factor (esp. when all those "pro" GPU options are basically ultra-slim, low-profile). But also "lesser" consumer-oriented GPUs, like the RX 6600 XT or GTX 3060, should work.
Not to forget about the GPU connectors (DP / HDMI): One would have to attach them before-hand, maybe even use a "opposite" (male to female) adapter to stay flexible.
Well, its just a thought experiment. Would have to test it IRL
cu, w0lf.
I'd imagine CPU temps would decrease, but GPU temps would increase significantly.
Any difference in mounting the fans in push or pull?
Thanks for the researchPhanteks AIO is 400mm tubing length, while the EK AIO is 350mm
Let's have a little thought experiment - because of that thermal issue: ....
The stock fan should work with the Ryzen 2600. But there are very well prices 240 AIO on the market. You do not need a 150€ RGB premium AIO. In Europe you can get a entry level 240 AIO for 55€ https://geizhals.de/cooler-master-m...w-d24m-a20pw-r1-a1703222.html?hloc=at&hloc=deb450 asrock mobo
Ryzen 2600
6600XT OC
Will I do OK with the stock CPU cooler? Wondering if I should get a low profile fan, but what I see is pricey enough to make me consider an AIO (although I'm looking mainly Noctua)
What thermal issues?