Haha thank you
I would say yes, but just to be sure, can you please give me the link to the exact pump you have so I can check dimensions?
Haha thank you
I would say yes, but just to be sure, can you please give me the link to the exact pump you have so I can check dimensions?
You mean in the side position? Potentially yes if you use some AIO with really low pump block and 15mm fans on the rad. But I wouldn't suggest that layout for you.
Haha thank you
I would say yes, but just to be sure, can you please give me the link to the exact pump you have so I can check dimensions?
Sure! It's this one https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-xres-140-revo-d5-rgb-pwm-incl-sl-pump
The length can be 40mm shortter with a tube swap.
I have just checked, it fits tightly, there is just around 80 mm between itx mbo and atx psu, but you will have to be really creative with the fittings placement:
You will want to have shorter ram sticks to have any chance of having place for fittings:
I would still recommend a smaller pump, but you can always experiment.
@riba2233 what are specs (length, connector angle) of ADT riser for N-ATX case please?
I was looking to optimize riser cooling/passthrough with this ADT Gen 4 model :
http://www.adt.link/product/R3335W-Shop.html
Would it be compatible with N-ATX please?
I was looking to optimize riser cooling/passthrough with this ADT Gen 4 model :
http://www.adt.link/product/R3335W-Shop.html
Would it be compatible with N-ATX please?
I use ADT R33UL 20cm long. This gen4 riser might fit depending on the rest of the hardware you use. For eg. it won't fit with ATX mbo and 3-slot gpu.
I understand the point. ADT R33UL is best universal choice for N-ATX.
However for pure mini ITX build, ADT R3335W could be best choice as it's gen 4 and allows better airflow on the back plate.
Will it possible to order N-ATX without R33UL riser?
After you order write me an e-mail and we'll sort it out. But don't forget that R33UL has 6 separate wires that can be bunched up for better airflow.
Thanks
Well I've similar riser right now with CL530 with 6 lines.
However with RTX3090 and fans I don't have really space to create bundle and free some space for airflow.
I have seen your CL530 build, it has a similar riser but the difference is that it has the tape connecting the 6 lines in the middle, while 20cm riser that I provide has that tape only around the top part, so it's easier to bunch them up.
But yeah, I see your point, there is around 5-6 mm between the 25mm fan and 3slot gpu in that config.
5-6mm clearance between 3 slots GPU and fans without grid. Are you recommending grid usage behind riser?
If you orient the fan in the way that they are exhausting, than I would put a grid on the fan that is behind the riser.
I agree..
That would leave only 2-3mm clearance between GPU and fan grid..
I would assume opened riser would be more than welcome..
I agree..
That would leave only 2-3mm clearance between GPU and fan grid..
I would assume opened riser would be more than welcome..
Well, ideally I would make a custom gen4 riser with those thin blue wires that loque uses
That would be ideal situation...but I guess it should be harder than PSU custom cable, isn't?..Well, ideally I would make a custom gen4 riser with those thin blue wires that loque uses
That would be ideal situation...but I guess it should be harder than PSU custom cable, isn't?..
I have a lot experience with electronics and soldering, I wire something like that no problem, maybe even design the pcb's, but the problem is time required, I simply wouldn't have time for mass producing something like that. Too many solder points for manual manufacturing.
I have just checked, it fits tightly, there is just around 80 mm between itx mbo and atx psu, but you will have to be really creative with the fittings placement:
You will want to have shorter ram sticks to have any chance of having place for fittings:
I would still recommend a smaller pump, but you can always experiment.
Then I need switch to SFX PSU, thanks for the help!!
Another thing, the N-ATX release its on february 21 too?
Not stupid at all!
Yes, 406mm is length (not includind panel flanges which add around 2mm), and 354 mm (same) is without stand. With stand it's 386 mm (+1.6 mm rubber feet).
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