If i was going to say "no" to an external power brick, that would be the case i would get.
Jolokia or the Node 202?
If i was going to say "no" to an external power brick, that would be the case i would get.
Jolokia or the Node 202?
The Jolokia looks very similar to the L4 from Lone Industries.
How much can a 2x92mm rad cool?
I'd love to see something like @aquelito 's watercooled streacom in the Jolokia. Is there a thread for that project somewhere?
How much can a 2x92mm rad cool? I.e. what would a comparable more "mainstream" rad be? I'd love to see something like @aquelito 's watercooled streacom in the Jolokia. Is there a thread for that project somewhere?
How much can a 2x92mm rad cool? I.e. what would a comparable more "mainstream" rad be? I'd love to see something like @aquelito 's watercooled streacom in the Jolokia. Is there a thread for that project somewhere?
I've done a 12 hour Furmark run with Prime95 to test maximal thermal load on the system.
The GPU was running at 67C whilst the CPU was running at 86C.
Considering I also had the GPU running at 115% you can understand that the CPU was the thermal bottleneck and not the GPU. The GPU was a GTX970 and the CPU a Core i5 4570 which isn't that hot in terms of TDP, a 4670k or 4790k would've been worse.
That entire project by @QinX is just amazing.
Link: http://ark.intel.com/products/81055/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E5-2683-v3-35M-Cache-2_00-GHz
14 cores, 2,0 GHz with Turbo up to 3,0 GHz, 120W TDP
That NH-L12 will have quite the challenge cooling that
Yup, I don't think it'll have trouble, I've been satisfied with the performance of the L9x65 on my 140W TDP 5930K.
Plus, I'm a firm believer that the TJ Max temp spec exists as a goal to aim for, not to try to stay as far away from as possible
75°C or bust!
And during testing for the Synjet project, I accidentally let an i3 run for about 15 minutes at 100°C with no ill effect (overtemp was turned off in the BIOS for some reason). Some people seem to think the instant the CPU goes over 90°C the chip will just burst into flames but that's just not true with modern processors.
X99E-ITX/ac: Required
I thought that the X99E-ITX/ac did need the -12V rail.ASRock X99E-ITX/ac can boot without the -12V.
Hmm, the 300W HDPLEX AC-DC may not be out for a while, the FSP500-50FSPT is on Amazon now, and the ASRock X99E-ITX/ac can boot without the -12V.
@iFreilicht, I may finally be joining your FlexATX cult
I thought that the X99E-ITX/ac did need the -12V rail.
I could still run a small batch of external -12V supplies if people are interested.