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YW. This is a great board you've got there. This is exact same I went for. It is reasonably cool. It clocked CPUs among the highest in tests and reviews (even higher than Asus boards). And it fits Blackridge with SSD heatsink removed ;-)It might be a bit of a problem with CPU cooling. 5800X is rated at higher TDP than let's say 5600X. You will definitely need to throw everything you can at it. Blackridge V2 + 120mm noctua low profile fan as an intake with the help of VLP ram. Plus CPU undervolt in BIOS. The choice of case will play a big role as well as possible extra case fans. It is usually not a GPU that heats up the most in a SFF case but CPU.BTW are you planning on using your build as a gaming PC or a workstation?
YW. This is a great board you've got there. This is exact same I went for. It is reasonably cool. It clocked CPUs among the highest in tests and reviews (even higher than Asus boards). And it fits Blackridge with SSD heatsink removed ;-)
It might be a bit of a problem with CPU cooling. 5800X is rated at higher TDP than let's say 5600X. You will definitely need to throw everything you can at it. Blackridge V2 + 120mm noctua low profile fan as an intake with the help of VLP ram. Plus CPU undervolt in BIOS. The choice of case will play a big role as well as possible extra case fans. It is usually not a GPU that heats up the most in a SFF case but CPU.
BTW are you planning on using your build as a gaming PC or a workstation?
