Heres my current solution to the thiccboi GPU problem ive stumbled upon. The issue is that the GPU is pushed out by not only the ATX board but also the HDD and sticks out 9mm from the side.
3dprinted some custom 11mm offset brackets with M3 inserts. One of the brackets has a front facia kind of thing to hide the side being open. I planned on printing it in white but the white filament color did not match.
Theres two 3dprinted panel/bracket for the rear aswell just to keep the sidepanel from bulging. When picking it up it does not feel loose or fragile so it gives me some confidence
The extra 11mm makes it a 11.8L case and supports bigger 120mm fans like in that one ID-cooling IS-50 ideo @riba2233 mentioned earlier. This will hopefully allow me to overclock my old and slow I5-4690k so it lasts me until i get money for an ITX upgrade. Right now this noctua fan performs 10c colder than the original ID-cooling fan so that should be good enough. But it makes 3x the sound...
These brackets also allow me to place the case sideways if i ever want that. But i dont know how that will affect cooling performance.
The size of this case is perfect and i cant wait to remove these 3dprinted stuff. But this will have to do for now.
Side note... The provided screwdriver is an absolute favorite in my toolbox right now
Quick because of the thin handle and perfect for not overtightening in plastic or aluminium parts.
//K
3dprinted some custom 11mm offset brackets with M3 inserts. One of the brackets has a front facia kind of thing to hide the side being open. I planned on printing it in white but the white filament color did not match.
Theres two 3dprinted panel/bracket for the rear aswell just to keep the sidepanel from bulging. When picking it up it does not feel loose or fragile so it gives me some confidence
The extra 11mm makes it a 11.8L case and supports bigger 120mm fans like in that one ID-cooling IS-50 ideo @riba2233 mentioned earlier. This will hopefully allow me to overclock my old and slow I5-4690k so it lasts me until i get money for an ITX upgrade. Right now this noctua fan performs 10c colder than the original ID-cooling fan so that should be good enough. But it makes 3x the sound...
These brackets also allow me to place the case sideways if i ever want that. But i dont know how that will affect cooling performance.
The size of this case is perfect and i cant wait to remove these 3dprinted stuff. But this will have to do for now.
Side note... The provided screwdriver is an absolute favorite in my toolbox right now
Quick because of the thin handle and perfect for not overtightening in plastic or aluminium parts.//K
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Hi! I am interested in possibly getting the V3 of the P-ATX
Was wondering if there were any official metrics for thermals and -db that I can look at. From what I saw on Hardware Canucks review they mentioned something about it be comparable to open air because of how well its vented.
Trying to compare to my current case to see if there is enough of a difference.
Thanks
Was wondering if there were any official metrics for thermals and -db that I can look at. From what I saw on Hardware Canucks review they mentioned something about it be comparable to open air because of how well its vented.
Trying to compare to my current case to see if there is enough of a difference.
Thanks
Hi,
I don't have anything scientific, but all gpu's I personally tested had very similar temps and noise to open case scenario.
You can see a yt review with temps and noise here on V2:
But that is one use case and will vary for different gpu's and cooler designs.
Edit: Post and my thoughts here!
Will probably get around to writing a full post something soon, but first, some pictures of the P-ATX v3.
With a 5800X, any cooler that can fit into the P-ATX will still be very toasty.
This is pretty much the most maxed out build I have, ATX Board, with a reference 6800XT Midnight Black.
With ID-Cooling IS-55 ARGB with IS-55 with Thermalright TL-C12015B-S Fanswap.
Tested it with a P-ATX v3: AXP100 Copper with Thermalright TL-C12015B-S Fanswap at first, but the fan is too near to the side panel, causing too much fan turbulence at higher fan speeds.
Back view
Will probably get around to writing a full post something soon, but first, some pictures of the P-ATX v3.
With a 5800X, any cooler that can fit into the P-ATX will still be very toasty.
This is pretty much the most maxed out build I have, ATX Board, with a reference 6800XT Midnight Black.
With ID-Cooling IS-55 ARGB with IS-55 with Thermalright TL-C12015B-S Fanswap.
Tested it with a P-ATX v3: AXP100 Copper with Thermalright TL-C12015B-S Fanswap at first, but the fan is too near to the side panel, causing too much fan turbulence at higher fan speeds.
Back view
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Wow that looks really nice, and you managed to squeeze in the 6800xt ref which is a max size that fits theoretically yeah. 5800x is very temperamental, mine gets to 89 even on custom loop. Also thank you for trying three cooler configs, one with thick 25mm 120 fan looks really nice.
Aye, tried to cram in the maximum GPU that is allowed with an ATX board. It really is a very tight fit, the PCIe cable is right at the edge of the GPU height.
Yeah the AXP90-x47 Full Copper with a 12025mm fan surprisingly performs just as well as the IS-55, and with a bigger fan. At low to medium loads, the IS-55 is able to maintain a more stable temperature, whereas the AXP90 fluctuates way more. The AXP100 Copper is probably the best, just that with a fan swap, it is way too noisy.
Yeah currently it looks like only FE 4090 will fit into P-ATX V3. But N-ATX V2 will fit all of them.
I am looking to make a new computer with a 4080 16 GB, since 12 GB is really not enough VRAM for what I need to do. Would that essentially require an ITX motherboard in this case? (Obviously, if the RDNA GPUs that come out have a good combination of RAM, performance, and compatibility, that would be another option).
Yeah for anything over 2.2 slots thick you need to use ITX board. For 4080 there will probably be more models that fit, 4090 is the only problematic sku
Small heads up folks, I will put up some P-ATX V3 stock on webshop today. Just a small quantity until the next batch
Np, thank you! Glad the notification worked, haven't got much feedback on it so far.
Question: I have a 18.5 cm riser. How strict is the 20cm? I also have one that I believe is about 24cm
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