That videocard is massive!! LOL
Right-angled DP1.4 adapter is just £9 on Amazon UK, fits with GPU in the middle position.
I asked them the same and the answer I got was that they have no final details yet from SSUPD so can't yet list on the website.
I was a bit worried about the space between the tuf and the fans, but then I remembered Arctic's rad is massive. 38mm vs 27mm for the ek one.
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As a reply to your notes...Finally got around to transferring my build into this case:
Some notes:
- You can put the spine in after the radiator to have it straddle the tubes and then route the far back tube through the bottom GPU access area. This helps a ton with fans in pull-config where there isn't enough room to make the tight bend around the spine.
- There is nowhere to hide in this case except for the top. Shove all the case I/O, RGB, fan cables, etc up there.
- The logo side is intake on the EK Vardar fans, so the cross beams should be pointing out the front of the case for a pull/exhaust config.
- I would have preferred to do a push config, but the clearance of some of the cables made me nervous about a cable shifting into one of the fans long-term, and you also lose the nice front RGB with push-config.
- An extension for the 24pin helps a ton in terms of getting the 24pin out of the radiator's airflow path and also for allowing for the SF750 to be facing fan-in so it's not starved for air if it spins up.
- Be careful with the radiator when maneuvering it into position, the fins are very fragile and pliable.
- Yes, I took the EK logo foil off the CPU block! Just didn't do it before I took the photos, sorry.
As a reply to your notes...
"There is nowhere to hide in this case except for the top. Shove all the case I/O, RGB, fan cables, etc up there."
There is a few places to hide cables which i noticed you didn't find. You can hide alot of the cables underneath the motherboard, like the 8pin and 24pin cables for the motherboard, I just choose not to put my 24pin there as i felt it hid my front I/O cables not having my 24pin under the mobo. You can also hide a lot of cables behind the GPU like fan cables and RGB cables, and lastly there is usually enough room underneath the rad to fit a fan hub to also hide more fan wires.
"I would have preferred to do a push config, but the clearance of some of the cables made me nervous about a cable shifting into one of the fans long-term, and you also lose the nice front RGB with push-config."
I have mine in a push config, if your route the cables and ziptie them they aren't going anywhere near the fans, im sure you can achieve the same!
"An extension for the 24pin helps a ton in terms of getting the 24pin out of the radiator's airflow path and also for allowing for the SF750 to be facing fan-in so it's not starved for air if it spins up."
Again using zipties and planning where you want to route your cables, and even running your 24pin under the motherboard will have the 24pin out of the way of the rad airflow.
Yes i have a rear mounted M.2 and have my 8pin routed back there and it is no where near touching my M.2 SSD
Smart, but also pretty much necessary given the freaking massive sleeving on those wires. I kind of get it - thicker wires look cleaner and almost always better - but that is cartoonishly thick. I'm genuinely curious how they managed that, whether it's just some kind of extra thick sleeving, if they added several layers of sleeving, or if they're just using stupidly thick wires.Was browsing through Instagram and came across this very interesting build and he credited u/ghim7 , but ya he put the case in 4slot mode to leave room to hide the cables easily between the GPU and Spine. Very clever!
With 62x62mm DDC top and 30mm thick radiator, there is ~8mm space for wires:
