Production Sliger SM550/560/570/580 (2 and 3 slot riser layouts, with air and liquid cooling variants)
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This is my plan as well! That chip is just such good value, and coming from a 6700k I couldnt be more excited!!
Quick question on the SM580 vs SM570- on the site, it shows the single 3.5 HDD drive bracket for the bottom yet that option is not available for the SM580? Is that correct? The only way to mount a 3.5 inch drive on the 580 would be at the top with the HDD bracket there?
Big thanks to KSliger for putting in the holiday work!
Big thanks to KSliger for putting in the holiday work!
It will fit but you will have to take off the fan shroud. Get the 580 if you want to keep the gpu fans. I would suggest you do keep them.
I agree.That is not an option, the card looks good as it is. Frankly i also have a radeon wx7100 which is a single slot card. But i thought that i might have to interchange them depending on the task. I guess i might just leave one side of the case open
Oops, there is a 3.5" HDD bracket for the SM580 - I just incorrectly labelled the 120mm offset adapter and forgot to include that adapter can mount 1x 3.5" HDD instead of a fan.
If you want 3.5" HDD in bottom = add a 120mm bottom adapter to order. We can manually fix orders on Monday to add them as well.
Reply to your order confirmation if this happened, to orders@sliger.com, we will get it fixed it's not a big deal.
2.7 slot is going to be way too big for 570. Must be <47mm wide and I think 2.7 slot is ~58mm.
My 3D model says it will fit, but might require a slim fan on the back of the radiator depending on how thick the radiator is.
Thats what i was thinking. may or may not try it. Also, can i just say how awesome the unpainted steel looks!
EDIT: Riser cable might not be long enough. oh well.
Why not just go with the slightly bigger case? I wouldnt want to leave the side off.
Will only be able to get 8x PCIe 3.0 to either slot, make sure you get a motherboard that supports it too!
Should be fine with PCIe 3.0 8x for a long time as even 2080TI in SLI barely fully use 8x PCIe 3.0.
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Riser cable is long enough for Mini-DTX, all the people that complain it's too long in the 550/560 now know why. =P
In the future, will there be PCIe 4.0 risers that we could purchase?
Easily, make sure the they are the straight in style.
Yes, vendor is developing them but has a ways to go. Can't even get prototype / early samples for another few months.
Good to hear! Excited to see what the next generation of GPU's will use PCIe 4.0 for! ?
Don't get too excited. Pcie 5 is right around the corner and has finished development and 6 is already in development.
Good times lol
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