I'd been told you folk here might like this.

It'll get fuller, honest!

It'll get fuller, honest!
The space inefficiency thread
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That's just nasty inefficient. Well done on this raunchy image.
Hi Crappy, good to see you over here; although your setup currently looks 'bad', that white monster at 154 litres is a LOT of volume to contend with.I'd been told you folk here might like this.

It'll get fuller, honest!
Guille, not bad, but again, 154 litres is gonna be hard to use efficiently whatever you load it with!
fill them with der8auer's 3M passive coolant, LOL
oh wait, the thermaltake open case
oh wait, the thermaltake open case
Heh
My I paid 1500 for this and the 34 inch gsync panel that came with it from some guy on craigslist build
My I paid 1500 for this and the 34 inch gsync panel that came with it from some guy on craigslist build
While wasteful on space, it is very efficient on price with that deal !
I really like the case design. Do wish it was a little smaller though
@W1NN!NG: there are quite a few ATX cases which I wish were available in ITX size. Fractal just announced a mATX version of their Meshify e.g. which they should have just shrunken down to ITX size.
Thirded. Case makers still don't scale ITX cases down properly IMHO.
I'm not expecting silly small extreme versions, but not 30+ litres of Evolv ITX (I think I may be able to squeeze an ATX board in mine if I ever get round to attacking it).
Maybe SFX-L PSU sizing and room for a rad - if Dan can do it in 9L in the upcoming C4; surely mainstream cases could do ITX in 15 to just over 20 Litres.
As far as I could see (quick look at a review last week), the mATX Meshify is still bigger than my TJ-08, which isn't really that small in mATX terms at 28L.
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But that carrier ship case is awesome. It's an art piece just like Lian Li cases
But that carrier ship case is awesome. It's an art piece just like Lian Li cases
Its not a case, but how do you manage to only fit 4 DIMM slots on an EATX (albiet non-supermicro-EATX-spec) motherboard?
EVGA somehow managed to do it though:
EVGA somehow managed to do it though:
EVGA has had its engineers test the SkyLake-X platform and has detirmined that by reducing the number of RAM channels(and traces going from CPU), the CPU can be overclocked more by 300-600Mhz. There is no reduction in number of channels tho- it still remains to be Quad Channel.Its not a case, but how do you manage to only fit 4 DIMM slots on an EATX (albiet non-supermicro-EATX-spec) motherboard?
EVGA somehow managed to do it though:
As this is the motherboard made for extreme OC, every Mhz counts.
There are other X299 models with 8 DIMM slots, which serve the purlose of "normal" user.
Interesting to learn!
So is the large keep out zone around the cpu for LN2 cooling?
So is the large keep out zone around the cpu for LN2 cooling?
Yes.
When the isolation is being added, much spce arround the CPU will help you.
Not only that, but the extra space between CPU and DRAM will frost DIMMs less
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