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It SHOULD fit. I have the asus ryuo 120mm aio and that is 122mm wide and it fits. I also have a tx240 radiator and it is 125mm wide and DOES NOT fit. So its gonna be tight but you SHOULD be ok. Maybe someone else has actually used your exact aio and can give input.
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so when using the BORG, what do you guys think, how will the temps respond to it standing vertical?
currently i have my boostercell not installed, 2 noctuas on top set to exhaust.
with the same logic would adding the booster cell to the top set to exhaust and the rest to intake do the job?
how do we create the best bottom to top airflow vertically?
currently i have my boostercell not installed, 2 noctuas on top set to exhaust.
with the same logic would adding the booster cell to the top set to exhaust and the rest to intake do the job?
how do we create the best bottom to top airflow vertically?
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I've yet to find a scenario where the Booster Cell should be set to intake, so definitely go with exhaust on it like you said
As for the Borg, it will both improve thermals for an open-air GPU as well as for the AIO (since no side is obstructed by your table).
As for the case fans:
- Setting them to exhaust will help the GPU, but leave your motherboard without active airflow over the RAM and VRMs
- Setting them to intake will help the GPU, but your motherboard will have active airflow
= unless GPU is heavily prioritized is suggest setting one fan to intake (the one right below/above the motherboard) and the other one to exhaust (the one below/above the PSU)
Hope that helps
Just for understanding:I've yet to find a scenario where the Booster Cell should be set to intake, so definitely go with exhaust on it like you said
As for the Borg, it will both improve thermals for an open-air GPU as well as for the AIO (since no side is obstructed by your table).
As for the case fans:
- Setting them to exhaust will help the GPU, but leave your motherboard without active airflow over the RAM and VRMs
- Setting them to intake will help the GPU, but your motherboard will have active airflow
= unless GPU is heavily prioritized is suggest setting one fan to intake (the one right below/above the motherboard) and the other one to exhaust (the one below/above the PSU)
Hope that helps
All fans on intake will or wont help the gpu while standing with the børg?
I guess the lower fan wont help as the newer gpus will blow hot air against the cooler air of the fan. But maybe the booster fan could help the aio but push the hot gpu air a little lower...
Correct me if wrong
Booster Cell will more than likely be used as an exhaust if possibly used with Børg, as it is an vertical stand assembly, and thus, natural convection of heat, cold air down, hot air up. Intakes down low, exhaust up top.
Lookin good! In the picture the Borg has a sticker labeled "booster cell" on it, just wanted to point it out to you in case the factory was using the wrong s/n stickers by mistake lol.
I can't remember if you released the 3d model for the plastic bumpers on the corners of the core (The ones that protect the core from rubbing on the shell when sliding it in/out); but if you havent, any chance you could? So we can 3d print new ones if the originals get worn out or lost.
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That was my mistake
The stickers have the correct product numbers, i.e. MJ2-BG-C1 (BG = BORG), but I missed to change the “BOOSTER CELL” to “BORG” on the sticker label.Good idea, what format is preferable?
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.STL should work fine. Thanks!!That was my mistake
Good idea, what format is preferable?
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There you go: https://file.io/HivMQPbsR3R6
KS, Batch 1 & 2 must use "Corner_guard_NO_knob.stl"
Batch 3 can use "Corner_guard_WITH_knob.stl" for extra stability
I find this hilarious.. I've literally never set a front fan to exhaust. No one wants a face full of hot air and there's so much ventilation with the performance panels that I have all fans set to intake. But to each his own I guess...
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I mean that I haven’t found a case where setting the fan as intake has improved thermals for CPU or GPU.
Haha
Damn you file.io, I thought you kept things uploaded forever. Any tips on where to upload theseHey,Once we close the confirm address page (12 days) we can start shipping the standalone stuff like risers, BORGs and replacement parts, hopefully even the cases are fully packaged by that time but it's not a guarantee because they take longer to assemble.
Please check your inbox again
as the 12 days are over. Is everything happening as planned?
Make a google drive and share them inside a public folder that allows downloads. If you want, you can email them to me and I can set the drive up.I mean that I haven’t found a case where setting the fan as intake has improved thermals for CPU or GPU.
Haha
printables is an excellent repository for 3D printed filesI mean that I haven’t found a case where setting the fan as intake has improved thermals for CPU or GPU.
Haha
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