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@Houdini made very accurate measurements on his 3090FE, a CAD model based on his data would be fine for this case, but I'll try to get a real GPU to check for compatibility.
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I can't seem to send a pm. I'm not sure if it's cause I'm new here. I'm interested in "mirinjesse" queue spot if it's still available.
Good news. The 3090FE has been confirmed to be compatible with the W19.
More info tomorrow.
More info tomorrow.
11mm of space must be enough. There is soft cable solution
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Ooooh yes!Good news. The 3090FE has been confirmed to be compatible with the W19.
More info tomorrow.
360mm AIO setup (for standart 120mm wide radiator):
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So, two key features has been confirmed. But there is a problem with the power supply unit - it is really very tightly there. Possible collision with FAN connectors and 8-pin CPU connectors on some MB models. Boards with a radiator on memory's VRM are not supported. It is also strongly not recommended to use an air cooler. I managed to install the IS-30 (92mm fan) with great difficulty. On the one hand, part of the problem is my Chiftek 650 CSP, which has very protruding modular connectors - with Coolermaster 850 there should be fewer problems. I still can increase W19's height +5mm or leave it as is with this restrictions.
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Do you mean heatsinks on the VRM?
With future proofing in mind - and I don't want to put only weak hardware into this case - it would be great if things like this ITX board can fit.
CPUs get more powerful, VRMs need to keep up and we will need heatsinks..
Also on the PSU, usually the space between the connectors and the fan-side is bigger than between connectors and non-fan-side.
Not sure about your PSU though.
But for example SF750 mounted with fan down the connectors are higher up and maybe don't block fan headers or so.
The coolermaster looks even better for that i think
Not sure about your PSU though.
But for example SF750 mounted with fan down the connectors are higher up and maybe don't block fan headers or so.
The coolermaster looks even better for that i think
There's always is alternative MB, heatsink position depends of VRM allocation design:Do you mean heatsinks on the VRM?
With future proofing in mind - and I don't want to put only weak hardware into this case - it would be great if things like this ITX board can fit.
CPUs get more powerful, VRMs need to keep up and we will need heatsinks..
You are right, the fan-side is bigger. W19 design assumed the fan-side is on right (or the bottom in horizontal mode):Also on the PSU, usually the space between the connectors and the fan-side is bigger than between connectors and non-fan-side.
Not sure about your PSU though.
But for example SF750 mounted with fan down the connectors are higher up and maybe don't block fan headers or so.
The coolermaster looks even better for that i think
On Saturday I will buy 850 PSUs and run tests. If users need room for a heatsink, I will increase the height of the case.
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Yes, the 5mm problem seems ridiculous. But keep in mind, throughout the development, the case became more and more and more in order to satisfy all the wishes of the users. It has already grown to ATX in height and depth, and the only thing that distinguishes it now is its thickness. 10L turns into 10.5, after increasing heigth we got 10.7
Yeah that's fair, I understand where you're coming from!
Will be interesting to see with a different PSU that doesn't have the connectors sticking out so far.
Looks like your mobo has no heatsink for memorys VRM and the fan headers are the same as my msi, I think it won't be a problem.
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Yes. But I seem to have found a solution for such MB. There will be a kit with the following layout:Ok so the important area is the one marked in red here, right?
Thanks for all theses news (i read every day). So i am happy to think that my next MB should fit:
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