Does foam count as a toy?
Would be interested in ambient noise differences with and without all that.
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Would be interested in ambient noise differences with and without all that.
Please disregard the clutter on my desk. I got a new desk light today. It's the BenQ light bar. Works very nicely so far, except my monitor is too wide at the top for it to sit centered (like it's supposed to be). It's controlled by the dial on the right side of the picture.
Maybe not PC related but moving to a new house this week after 10years in the last one...
Love excuses to buy tools! Already built some shelves for storage in the basement.
Love excuses to buy tools! Already built some shelves for storage in the basement.
Yes indeed, that is a 6x40mm rad
No need to think about how it's 140mm deep. No need
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No need to think about how it's 140mm deep. No need
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"... gee I wish the air goes through my 280mm radiator sideways"
"SAY NO MORE"
"SAY NO MORE"
I have a few questions about your new toy.
a. What do you mean by the monitor being too wide for the light bar to sit at the centre? what happens if you move the light bar to the centre of the monitor?
b. How well it works as advertised, particularly having zero reflection from the monitor screen?
c. Does it give off a lot of heat? Does it feel hot when touching the main body?
d. The Led unit is non-replaceable. Correct? When it goes, BenQ site does not seem to sell a replacement unit.
e. BenQ says it fits monitor with thickness 1cm to 3cm. My monitor has a thickness of 4cm at the top and then begins to increase.
Would you do a quick assessment and see if the support bracket could fit my monitor.
Thanks.
I can't see any relfecltions on the monitor. it is much better than my desk lamp in that respect. You can rotate the light bar a bit in it's bracket too to help direct the light to a particular part of your desk..
No. wouldn't even say it gets warm. My monitor gets significantly warmer than the light bar.
Doesn't look like the led strip is user replaceable. In any case it is not sold as a spare part (as you've said).
I don't think it will fit - i measured 35mm from edge of bracket to the hinge
I read your answers and was quite happy until I came to the last one...lol
But still thank you for your help.
The newest invention from WHYcorp, a radiator that requires 6 high rpm double turbine fans to function!
Wonder how that thing performs with double-stacked 40mm Noctuas on it. Of course they'll struggle a lot with all the resistance in that fin stack, but they might do a decent job for not very demanding workloads? Also interesting to see double stacked on one side vs. push/pull.
The stock screamers are absolutely nuts, I think that push/pull noctuas have a chance though. Too bad I don't have $200 to test that theory lol
What, you don't have 12 40mm Noctuas lying around? Pfft.
On a more serious note, email Noctua and ask nicely if they want to help you out?
What, you don't have 12 40mm Noctuas lying around? Pfft.
On a more serious note, email Noctua and ask nicely if they want to help you out?
I'd love that lol. I do have 4 nice 40mm fans, but they're reserved for power supplies
You are not worthy, for the Noctua is worth any price.
Noctua shall save us
Here are some answers for you. Pics will have to come later.
a: the lightbar uses a lip to hold onto the front edge of the monitor. The backside has a lightly spring-loaded weight that rests against the back side of the monitor. It doesn't open up wide enough for the top center of my monitor (Alienware 24" 1080p 240hz)
b: the bar itself rotates a few degrees in the mount (limited by the usb in). That's so you can aim it away from your monitor and stop any glare.
c: There is no heat. It's an LED strip in an aluminum tube so it runs very cool. It's kind of interesting actually. It has two rows of white LEDs; one warm and the other cold. The light 'temperature' control lets you mix the relative brightness of the two to make it more or less comfortable.
d: It's not replaceable off the shelf, no. You might be able to get some warranty help from BenQ if something were to happen.
e: This I will have to check tonight, unless you've figured it out for yourself already.
I'm pretty late to getting back to you, but here are some pictures I took of my lightbar.
Imgur Album Link
The top of my monitor measures 4cm all across. One of your pics shows the clamp can accommodate a max width of around 3.5cm. Sadly, it does not fit. But still thanks for your reply.
Swapped out my Sons 1660 with this used GPU so he can “Test” it for me... Pic is rough as it was late and dark and shaky and... OK its just pretty terrible but you get the idea.
Probably not getting it back.?
Probably not getting it back.?
Ya know, I Googled the relative performance and ot seems that a 1660 ti or OC'd 1660 is roughly equivalent to a titan XmSwapped out my Sons 1660 with this used GPU so he can “Test” it for me... Pic is rough as it was late and dark and shaky and... OK its just pretty terrible but you get the idea.
Probably not getting it back.?
Kind of amazing how the king of two gens back is now beaten by the mid-low end card
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