Oh boy glad I ordered mine a couple months ago then. ETA on new side panels? Looking to upgrade my v1 panels when I buy a new GPU this winter.
NCASE M1 V6 info
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Is it recommended to put an Noctua A9 fan at the back of the case? How much does it helps on lower the temperature?
There is no revision planned as far as i know. There isnt anything major to improve to make a new revision. Maybe in the future but for the comming time it wont be refreshed. The case is at a point were another revision wouldn't make many sense.
I have one in the back as exhaust. (its the slim one) Its nothing major, but i bought one just because i wanted that little bit more airflow in my case
at around 4:50 he explains and show it. 1 degree difference isnt aything special. So if your budget allows it, go for it if you want. But if your budget is a little tighter i would recommend not to, because it doesnt have a noticeable impact.
1: https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/ncase-m1-v6-gpu-compatibility-list.11305/ This is the official forum about this.
2: And this is a spreadsheet i got from reddit, in the bottom you can choose wich card(only the 3070/3080/3090 info is provided, so no AMD)
I don't remember where I saw this but it was recommended to run a X570 strix over a X570 crosshair impact since the impact extends further down and blocks some of the vent holes on the V6.1 for the GPU causing it to run a bit warmer. I've been trying to find where I saw this but don't remember where. Does anyone know if this is this true? Trying to decide which motherboard to go for since the x570i strix doesn't have front USB C header
The Impact indeed extends further down compared to the Strix, but I can’t see this having any measurable thermal impact. I’m using the Impact actually and don’t find this to be a problem.
Can anyone confirm if the distance between the front panel and the I/O panel was reduced for v6?
For instance if you look at this video at the 0:17 mark, you can see the space
However at the 1:50 mark with the v6, it looks like the space has been completely removed. It could be the angle, but I want to be sure.
Thanks!
For instance if you look at this video at the 0:17 mark, you can see the space
However at the 1:50 mark with the v6, it looks like the space has been completely removed. It could be the angle, but I want to be sure.
Thanks!
I don't know if you're talking about the internals, but the v6 allows for you to remove the front I/O (USB ports and 3.5mm port). @17 seconds he has the front I/O installed. At 1:50 he has the front I/O removed.
M1 Front I/O Replacement Plates
Description***This part is already included with M1 V6 and later***Replacement front I/O plates for the M1 V6 and later front I/O module.Requires V6 front I/O bracket. These plates by themselves are not compatible with the M1 V5 and earlier front I/O bracket.
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I don't know if you're talking about the internals, but the v6 allows for you to remove the front I/O (USB ports and 3.5mm port). @17 seconds he has the front I/O installed. At 1:50 he has the front I/O removed.
M1 Front I/O Replacement Plates
Description***This part is already included with M1 V6 and later***Replacement front I/O plates for the M1 V6 and later front I/O module.Requires V6 front I/O bracket. These plates by themselves are not compatible with the M1 V5 and earlier front I/O bracket.
Do you know if the IO plates have different dimensions, thickness? I didn't see the specs on the page you listed?
If the panel without the front I/O is thicker/taller, that would make sense.
I have a V6.1 and am looking at putting 2 15mm thick 120mm in the side bracket, with an SFX PSU in the front ATX position two 15mm fans dont fit as the second hits the PSU. Will a ATX->SFX bracket offset it enough so it fits? My PSU didnt come with one so would have to go out and buy one and just wanted to verify that will solve my problem before I do so.
I just finished my Ncase build. But my cable management is a disaster.... Any recommendation help me better manage the cable? Cheers
My build is SF750, Nxzt x53, 5900X, Asus Tuf 3080
My build is SF750, Nxzt x53, 5900X, Asus Tuf 3080
The cables in the sf750 are too long, you either have to make or buy custom cables if you want easy cable management.
Do you think the v6 ncase m1 ventilated panel behind the motherboard and PSU helps thermals much? I have an older ncase version with the older panels so debating upgrading the one on the right.
I think it would have to help with cooling an M.2 SSD that is mounted on the back of a motherboard.
Is it possible to get the link to the reddit post of the spreedsheet? thanks
1: https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/ncase-m1-v6-gpu-compatibility-list.11305/ This is the official forum about this.
2: And this is a spreadsheet i got from reddit, in the bottom you can choose wich card(only the 3070/3080/3090 info is provided, so no AMD)
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1: https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/ncase-m1-v6-gpu-compatibility-list.11305/ This is the official forum about this.
2: And this is a spreadsheet i got from reddit, in the bottom you can choose wich card(only the 3070/3080/3090 info is provided, so no AMD)
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