Sliger Cerberus and Ryzen 3950x - Please help

[MarcParis]

Hi @MarcParis I could not get intel burn test running (is it just for intel processors?)
Anyhow I've done long time renderings with 100% all cores and threads constant usage and same temps. It doesn't go higher.
Also I've noticed that PWM of case 1 had different speed with the same settings as PWM case 2. Case 1 (two fans at the bottom of the case) was to aggressive and making too much noise so curve edit solved it.

I am so happy with the case and decided to build another cerberus X for my wife but this time just Ryzen 3600 and glass panel.

Hi @mpta
Intel burn test v2.54 is not only for intel processor as I'm using them on my Ryzen cpu. However it's weird it was not working for you...but anyway..
What is important at the end is that your cpu cooling is clearly enough for your needs..

I'm also tempted by a second Cerberus-X as upgrade path (ampere) on my SM550 is such a headache. I love easy accessibility & maintenance, ATX compatibility, Components integration....

Just be careful on your wife's version as it will have windowed panel (will you made a customed glass panel?). Based on my experience, best gaming cpu cooling solution is based on 92mm AIO located on rear panel (intake). You cannot carry over all Mighty C14S..

 

[mpta]

@MarcParis Hi
Yes I am aware, It will be for CAD work mainly so not a heavy CPU or GPU work.
I don't plan to mod a side panel. I've ordered Cryorig H7 + 3x case 120mm cryorig fans. I think for this build it should be enough. Let's see
One thing I don't like is the fact that glass panel is a bit thicker so you can see it looking from the front. But well it's probably just me

 

[MarcParis]

@MarcParis Hi
Yes I am aware, It will be for CAD work mainly so not a heavy CPU or GPU work.
I don't plan to mod a side panel. I've ordered Cryorig H7 + 3x case 120mm cryorig fans. I think for this build it should be enough. Let's see
One thing I don't like is the fact that glass panel is a bit thicker so you can see it looking from the front. But well it's probably just me

Well I've got 2 issues with my windowed panel (by the way, it's not made from glass, but acrylic) :

• Windowed is thicker than vented one, but additionnal thickness should be pure on internal side
• Spot tapes that hold acrylic panel are not that strong. It's easy to have one remove while manipulating panel

Do you have pictures of your new panel/case?

Cryorig H7 (quad lumi variant remains best one with 4 heatpipes) is also a solution. You can use/try rear intake and top exhaust. you can also orientate your psu to exhaust air from case.