NCASE M1 V6 info
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You mentioned that you ordered extra panels? Are those going to be available to buy or pre order soon? Would like to order the silver.
So I take it based on the we won't sell out comments that you're doing better than expected ?
Hey @Necere , all good?
This VGA should fit OK right? https://www.asrock.com/Graphics-Card/AMD/Radeon RX 5700 XT Challenger D 8G OC/#Specification
- 281 x 137 x 42mm
Thanks!
This VGA should fit OK right? https://www.asrock.com/Graphics-Card/AMD/Radeon RX 5700 XT Challenger D 8G OC/#Specification
- 281 x 137 x 42mm
Thanks!
The height of that card (137 mm) is below the limit of 140 mm, but if the PCI-E power connectors aren't recessed there will only be 3mm of space for the PCI-E cables.
If you are getting "address does not exist" take the space out of your post code.
Looks like my fellow Dutchman gets it. Obviously the Netherlands isn't all of Europe but for simplicity's sake it might as well be. Funnily enough I might also have to ask my dad for his credit card...
I just recently found out about this case and I plan on ordering the V6 real soon. I am aware that some cards are a real tight fit and can work but how well would a ROG Strix 2080 Ti do in this case? I would consider the option of taking off the shroud and fans, if possible, and using 2x120mm fans on the bottom for the cooling instead if that would work better. I plan on using a Dark Pro TF for the CPU too if I decide to go air cooling over the Kraken x52.
There are fitment issues with the 2.7(5) slot RTX cards from Asus(Strix) and EVGA(Ultra) if you're going for the pseudo Accelero III mod. You need to either bend or remove the clips that are used to mount the fan assembly to the card in order to clear the space for the fans, otherwise they can't be used as exhaust. From what I've heard, they can be used as intake though with the clips unaltered.
Removal comes in the form of modifying or destroying the bracket. u/reddituser329 said he was able to bend a few of the clips and leave the bracket attached - while I tend to take the "let's destroy the $1300 card" approach.
Damn! This is exactly what I wanted to do with my computer too! Is this a problem with all the strix cards? Even with possible future RX 5700 XT I guess thenThere are fitment issues with the 2.7(5) slot RTX cards from Asus(Strix) and EVGA(Ultra) if you're going for the pseudo Accelero III mod. You need to either bend or remove the clips that are used to mount the fan assembly to the card in order to clear the space for the fans, otherwise they can't be used as exhaust. From what I've heard, they can be used as intake though with the clips unaltered.
Removal comes in the form of modifying or destroying the bracket. u/reddituser329 said he was able to bend a few of the clips and leave the bracket attached - while I tend to take the "let's destroy the $1300 card" approach.
while I tend to take the "let's destroy the $1300 card" approach.
Yeah, like who needs the warranty
There will be a limited supply of panel kits and ODD top panels available, but those won't be orderable until production is complete I believe.
Seems like it should fit okay. Looks like a reference-size PCB, and the height looks like they might be measuring with the PCI bracket included, which adds about 15mm. So the height sans bracket (the more common way of measuring and what I use) is actually around 121mm.
Optimumtech has made lots of ncase m1 video's on youtube and had to undervolt his 2080ti. It could be fine, but better take a less hungry card for the thermals (though the new ventilation holes may help a lot).
The dark rock tf is great, but a pain to install and fit. Many posts exist on this cooler in the ncase m1. Please do research on every component. The dark rock tf pushes the ram too on Almost all mobos and some mobos wont even be possible. You also have to bend the heat pipes of the cooler.
Same thermals as the dark rock tf, but way easier install: noctua c14s. Its like the gold standard in the ncase m1 when going air cooling. With the new psu bracket included, the 140mm fan can be mounted underneath when the psu is mounted sideways.
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I did find some on Amazon for $75 so that's not that bad of a price at all. I am curious though. I wonder what is the absolute best 2080 Ti is that would fit and then take off the shroud and stock fans. Then either use the stock heatsink or use Accelero Xtreme III or IV and use 2x120mm fans for the cooling. I want the best of the best really.
You will never ever see me paying 1200 dollar of my hard earned money for a gpu. Especially if you got to undervolt that overpriced piece of s.... eh silicium.
I would take a card with lower tdp for less money and be satisfied.
You would not buy a lambo to then have it locked at 200 km/h. Get a Volvo instead
I would take a card with lower tdp for less money and be satisfied.
You would not buy a lambo to then have it locked at 200 km/h. Get a Volvo instead
It is not discontinued, it is only the former version C14 which is disconnected. See:
Discontinued Products - Products
Designed in Austria, Noctua's premium cooling components are renowned for their superb quietness, exceptional performance and thoroughgoing quality.
noctua.at
But from my research looking at dozens of benchmarks, it does not seems that the performance are that exceptional compared to a Kabuto 3, or a dark rock tf.
Plus there are also issues with some motherboards like the Asus rog strix Z390i where the IO shield is too big and the C14s cannot be used.
In my understanding, the C14 was popular because you could mount 2 fans and it would still fit in the M1. Which is not the case for the C14S.
So I would also support your choice for the be quiet one
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You will never ever see me paying 1200 dollar of my hard earned money for a gpu. Especially if you got to undervolt that overpriced piece of s.... eh silicium.
I would take a card with lower tdp for less money and be satisfied.
You would not buy a lambo to then have it locked at 200 km/h. Get a Volvo instead
Yeah I suppose a 2070 Super would work perfectly fine.
