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Got the case, came very well packed, and in excellent condition. Black, B-Stock. Honestly can't even tell why it's B-stock. No blemish or issues that I can find.Currently have a 5800x with an AXP90 + Asus Tuf 6800xt in there and thermals are a problem. BUT, I realized, thermals are only a problem when the GPU starts dumping heat which the AXP90 pulls in (and quickly hits 90). Quick fix was to use cardboard to create a shroud for the AXP90 (temps are around 80 now when gaming) until I can 3d print one. With no shroud and some active airflow, courtesy of a fan halfway across the room pointed at the case at low speed, temps are around 72. Currently, working on how I can achieve that using case fans. Basically, although the case has amazing airflow, my GPU is so large it dumps hot air directly onto the cpu cooler and I need to route the air somewhere else.I do have the PPT manually set to 120, EDC and TDC at 90.Will post pictures once I have a proper shroud and temps under control without an external fan.
Got the case, came very well packed, and in excellent condition. Black, B-Stock. Honestly can't even tell why it's B-stock. No blemish or issues that I can find.
Currently have a 5800x with an AXP90 + Asus Tuf 6800xt in there and thermals are a problem. BUT, I realized, thermals are only a problem when the GPU starts dumping heat which the AXP90 pulls in (and quickly hits 90). Quick fix was to use cardboard to create a shroud for the AXP90 (temps are around 80 now when gaming) until I can 3d print one. With no shroud and some active airflow, courtesy of a fan halfway across the room pointed at the case at low speed, temps are around 72. Currently, working on how I can achieve that using case fans. Basically, although the case has amazing airflow, my GPU is so large it dumps hot air directly onto the cpu cooler and I need to route the air somewhere else.
I do have the PPT manually set to 120, EDC and TDC at 90.
Will post pictures once I have a proper shroud and temps under control without an external fan.
