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So I was initially going to post this as a bit of a joke showing off my janky 645LT doing its best U9S impression, but it has actually produced some really good results, and wanted to see if anyone has had a similar experience.
I was initially trying to find a stopgap for my C26 build that had a 240mm aio bottom-mounted under my 6800XT. While the max temps on the 5800X with the 240 were a little better than the current set up (maxed at around 70C v 75C currently in a stress test), the exhaust from the rad was making the GPU climb above 80C and was a bit worrying. I replaced the AIO with the 92mm version with two NF A9s set to exhaust (intake performed worse than both and made a bunch of turbulence noise) and have been getting idle temps in the high 20s and in-game temps in the low 60s.
I'm really taken aback on how well the tiny guy compares to the 240, like a few degrees worse under load and a solid 10c lower at idle. I was going to get a silver arrow 130, but I may just end up sticking with his little gem. Curious if anyone else has tried this in an Ncase or something and if the results were at all similar.
So I was initially going to post this as a bit of a joke showing off my janky 645LT doing its best U9S impression, but it has actually produced some really good results, and wanted to see if anyone has had a similar experience.
I was initially trying to find a stopgap for my C26 build that had a 240mm aio bottom-mounted under my 6800XT. While the max temps on the 5800X with the 240 were a little better than the current set up (maxed at around 70C v 75C currently in a stress test), the exhaust from the rad was making the GPU climb above 80C and was a bit worrying. I replaced the AIO with the 92mm version with two NF A9s set to exhaust (intake performed worse than both and made a bunch of turbulence noise) and have been getting idle temps in the high 20s and in-game temps in the low 60s.
I'm really taken aback on how well the tiny guy compares to the 240, like a few degrees worse under load and a solid 10c lower at idle. I was going to get a silver arrow 130, but I may just end up sticking with his little gem. Curious if anyone else has tried this in an Ncase or something and if the results were at all similar.
