Ahah beautiful baby. Our biggest main coon (we have 7 main coon and 1 Siberian) is 12kg...after it drops to 9kg..I have a Maine Coon too, or should i say a Mini / SFF Coon ? 2 years old now and "only" 6kg.
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I love SFF and big cats..
Ahah beautiful baby. Our biggest main coon (we have 7 main coon and 1 Siberian) is 12kg...after it drops to 9kg..I have a Maine Coon too, or should i say a Mini / SFF Coon ? 2 years old now and "only" 6kg.
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We fully agree then..Digging the small custom loop! Those are some very decent results for just one 92mm rad.
So much to like here really but what I love the most is with this setup you can easily access all the components in the build by keeping the PSU mounted in the front position. Ram, GPU,CPU, Fans all easily serviced, swapped or upgraded. I wasn't a fan of removing the PSU all the time to mess with stuff when I had a full loop or even a 240mm CLC with the PSU on the rear mount. Personal preference of course but still the front mount is the best place for it IMO for flexibility.
Sorry I completely forgot to answer you..I looked at your initial post a few days ago and the rework is wonderful. Bravo! I'll echo what TheHig said: this latest setup allows for quick and easy reach of all the relevant memory and CPU for swapping. Maybe a new Mobo with an M.2 slot. I went with the Intel 660p as it was pretty cheap at microcenter often. That probably doesn't matter as the area below the 1080 is probably kind of stagnet. You might be able to put in a rear mounted fan on the exapnsion slots and have a channel of air from bottom/front to rear for the video card that way.
(I've got so many fan ideas for my build (all Noctua), if you have time for advice sometime, plz feel free to ping me directly on here or to respond to my post in the Cerberus-X thread.)
Will you test 645LT with your r9 3900x?..Digging the small custom loop! Those are some very decent results for just one 92mm rad.
So much to like here really but what I love the most is with this setup you can easily access all the components in the build by keeping the PSU mounted in the front position. Ram, GPU,CPU, Fans all easily serviced, swapped or upgraded. I wasn't a fan of removing the PSU all the time to mess with stuff when I had a full loop or even a 240mm CLC with the PSU on the rear mount. Personal preference of course but still the front mount is the best place for it IMO for flexibility.
Ahah I understand....maybe for your build inside Cerberus-x..Believe me the temptation is there!
I really like your custom built 92mm liquid cooler though. My CerberusX setup seems perfectly balanced for my needs right now and I’m not looking to tear it down.
However I have an itx system- Ryzen 1600, Asrock b450, GTX 1660 that needs a nice case and will likely go into a SM550 in the near future.
Welcome to 92mm watercooling owners!I got my 645lt in today and got it installed already. Don’t have much time to run a lot of benchmarks, but I did two runs of Cinebench r20 and I got max 72c between both runs. I’m using a 2700 overclocked to 4ghz at 1.3v. I am using the thicker 92mm fan and not the slim one the 645lt came with. Pretty happy with it so far and I think my build looks better as well.
You can definitely play with 645LT tubing, pretty flexible, compared to customed watercooling (AIO fittings are stronger).The tubing is touching the very edge of the backplate, but I’ll make sure to fix it so that it isn’t after I get out of class. I was expecting a bit more flexibility with the tubing and was cautious about putting too much strain on them. I am using a window panel. No GPU testing yet since I did not have time yesterday, but I will be playing tonight and will keep an eye on thermals and let you know how it goes.