And please make sure you post this build log to OC.net and [H], I think they'd love to see it
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Enclosure Thermaltake Core G3: a 24L ATX case with SFX mount
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And please make sure you post this build log to OC.net and [H], I think they'd love to see it
I actually learn about these from [H]Any more details about this please? I don't see it on their website.
And please make sure you post this build log to OC.net and [H], I think they'd love to see it
I just received them from amazon. Appears to be sold out now. Info from Amazon:
Manufacturer reference number: SY1212SL12H-P 2PK
First available July 19, 2017.
I didn't listen to you guys... found out that pcie extender isn't working. I really should have tested it before assembly. Sigh.
Looks ok so far. The long soft tubing on the left needs to go behind stuff. Temps are decent with the 360. About 73 peak with Prime 95 torture, and 55-60 for 3D rendering software. Will run more treats tomorrow.
Looks ok so far. The long soft tubing on the left needs to go behind stuff. Temps are decent with the 360. About 73 peak with Prime 95 torture, and 55-60 for 3D rendering software. Will run more treats tomorrow.
So I finally ran this fan, it is very loud at max speed (2000 rpm), but pushes quite a bit of air.Any more details about this please? I don't see it on their website.
And please make sure you post this build log to OC.net and [H], I think they'd love to see it
I'm currently amidst the same journey that Nanook has just taken and graciously documented with the Core G3 case, although I'm a little more space constrained with a full ATX board and SFX-L supply.
One thing I'd like to add to the conversation is that this case is cool (pun intended) in that with a very small amount of modification to the case plastics I was able add 20mm slim fans in front of the case in between the chassis and the front cover.
So you can fit a better-cooling push-pull radiator setup of 20mm thick fan --> decent thickness 360mm radiator --> 25mm thick fan and not bump into the full sized ATX mobo / long graphics card the same way you would have if everything was fully "internal" to the chassis.
(I'll have to be a little careful about balancing the flow rates of the different sized/spec'd fans for optimum cooling, though)
with the Core G3 case, although I'm a little more space constrained with a full ATX board and SFX-L supply.One thing I'd like to add to the conversation is that this case is cool (pun intended) in that with a very small amount of modification to the case plastics I was able add 20mm slim fans in front of the case in between the chassis and the front cover.
So you can fit a better-cooling push-pull radiator setup of 20mm thick fan --> decent thickness 360mm radiator --> 25mm thick fan and not bump into the full sized ATX mobo / long graphics card the same way you would have if everything was fully "internal" to the chassis.
(I'll have to be a little careful about balancing the flow rates of the different sized/spec'd fans for optimum cooling, though)
Awesome!I'm currently amidst the same journey that Nanook has just taken and graciously documented
One thing I'd like to add to the conversation is that this case is cool (pun intended) in that with a very small amount of modification to the case plastics I was able add 20mm slim fans in front of the case in between the chassis and the front cover.
So you can fit a better-cooling push-pull radiator setup of 20mm thick fan --> decent thickness 360mm radiator --> 25mm thick fan and not bump into the full sized ATX mobo / long graphics card the same way you would have if everything was fully "internal" to the chassis.
(I'll have to be a little careful about balancing the flow rates of the different sized/spec'd fans for optimum cooling, though)
One thing to note is that a 360 radiator will block the holes for the bottom pegs of the front cover. I tried to cut the pegs down to fit, but ended up breaking them
I know I just built in this case, but I'm tempted to find a different SSF (relatively speaking) that somehow also houses a 360mm radiator.If i understood well, it's a niçe training before Cerberus-x..
Ha. Yes I do like the new Fractal Meshify C. I couldn't find any overall dimensions for that case online yet.I see.
In cerberus-x i guess you can have dual 240mm rad, but using combo radiator/reservoir and waterblock/pump...
After you have the new fractal design meshify C..
217mm (W) x 453mm (H) x 413mm (D)
40.6L
https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/6slsqc/fractal_design_launches_new_meshify_c/dldp27p/
40.6L
https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/6slsqc/fractal_design_launches_new_meshify_c/dldp27p/
Next up:
- Trying a different pcie extender... the EZDIY seems to work ok. It is also much better quality than the TT one.
- Replaced top fans with 15mm slim fans (instead of 12s). Hopefully it wasn't the top rear fan causing interference to the TT pcie extender last time. I'll run a brief test while parts are still not yet in the case - place a full speed fan next to the pcie extender.
I also plan to redo tubing routing. Goal is to hide in/out tubing from radiator behind graphics card. Straight(ish) soft tubing never looks good to me.
- Trying a different pcie extender... the EZDIY seems to work ok. It is also much better quality than the TT one.
- Replaced top fans with 15mm slim fans (instead of 12s). Hopefully it wasn't the top rear fan causing interference to the TT pcie extender last time. I'll run a brief test while parts are still not yet in the case - place a full speed fan next to the pcie extender.
I also plan to redo tubing routing. Goal is to hide in/out tubing from radiator behind graphics card. Straight(ish) soft tubing never looks good to me.
