It's going to be April (if no unforseen challenges come up). The exact date is still missing. But it's definitely looking like middle of April
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It's going to be April (if no unforseen challenges come up). The exact date is still missing. But it's definitely looking like middle of April
It's going to be April (if no unforseen challenges come up). The exact date is still missing. But it's definitely looking like middle of April
As in it will be available for purchase mid April? Thanks for the response
As in it will be available for purchase mid April? Thanks for the response
That's what it looks like!
Performance wise I can tell you, that when not totally unleashed, it did do reasonably with the 9900K.
That being said, it is the 9900K and it does get very hot overall
That being said, it is the 9900K and it does get very hot overall
https://www.sfflab.com/products/asetek-aio
Hey @AseDen, can you release a list of the official changes and benchmarks before we preorder?
Hey @AseDen, can you release a list of the official changes and benchmarks before we preorder?
What in the Bleep! They went ahead and listed it...
I will stick together a post of official changes asap. (edit: https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/asetek-645lt-for-the-sff-community.10418/)
What sort of benchmarks would you like to see? (Please keep in mind that I'm a one man army
)Being Danish, I can promise you that Thor has heard your request, flung his hammer to the anvil and made sure that a solution exists
We have retention brackets for both 20xx narrow and 20xx square which will fit this cooler
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What sort of benchmarks would you like to see? (Please keep in mind that I'm a one man army
Thermal results of high TDP processors while gaming in our loved A4. (545 vs 645).
Thermal results of high TDP processors while gaming in our loved A4. (545 vs 645).
Believe it or not, I actually don't have a 545 (embarrasing!)...
Well i can send you mine once i get my new one..
Gaming on my 9900k with a 2080ti xc was about 80c on the package and in the 70c mark for the cores. That's with power limit set to 95W. Video card was 67-73c. M2 were the issue for me. Talking 80 - 85c.
I have heard someone was able to place the hoses side by side with the old one. However with a slight bulge on the side.
As for whether it will be able to route below, I haven't tested. My test build was a mess (not very skilled in the art of SFF
). However, I can tell you that we made the hoses slightly longer per Daniel of DAN Case request, and to the length that he specified (whether that was to allow for higher memory or something else, I wouldn't know - seeing as I'm not an expert in SFFs )
that would be a very nice information...
back then I couldnt fit my 545 in my DAN A4 because i own tall trident RGB ram
... and was super sad
that would be a very nice information...
back then I couldnt fit my 545 in my DAN A4 because i own tall trident RGB ram
... and was super sad
I can see that being weep-worthy
I would suggest consulting Daniel from DAN Case about this. He is, if anyone, the expert on the case and what's feasible. Also I know that he has an early prototype unit, that I sent him
I have heard someone was able to place the hoses side by side with the old one. However with a slight bulge on the side.
As for whether it will be able to route below, I haven't tested. My test build was a mess (not very skilled in the art of SFF
First of all, thank you so much for your presence here! I have to bother you with two more questions:
1. How much longer are the new hoses?
2. Can you mount the cooling block so that the hoses are set to to other positions? On your pictures (nice ones, btw!) the hoses are on top of the block. Can the block be turned 180 degrees, so that the hoses are at bottom instead?
First of all, thank you so much for your presence here! I have to bother you with two more questions:
1. How much longer are the new hoses?
2. Can you mount the cooling block so that the hoses are set to to other positions? On your pictures (nice ones, btw!) the hoses are on top of the block. Can the block be turned 180 degrees, so that the hoses are at bottom instead?
Bother me? Are you kidding? I LOVE engaging with the community.
1. The new hoses should be 2-3 cm longer
2. Theoretically, yes you could mount the rad upside down. You wouldn't be able to screw it easily into place, though. The hoses also do swivel.
And thanks for the compliments on the pictures
Bother me? Are you kidding? I LOVE engaging with the community.
1. The new hoses should be 2-3 cm longer
2. Theoretically, yes you could mount the rad upside down. You wouldn't be able to screw it easily into place, though. The hoses also do swivel.
And thanks for the compliments on the pictures
Bah, I meant the cooling block on top of the CPU. Pardon my Norglish, I'm a Viking like your good self.
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