Corsair Obsidian 750D Builds

[demon8991]

That looks amazing Noob Cannon!

 

[demon8991]

Anyone had trouble with the power switch? I've tried it everyway possible and can't get the bloody thing to switch on "/

Just thought I'd ask have you checked the connection to the motherboard, are the + and - the right way round?

Have you checked the connection to the button itself it might have been yanked when you were setting everything up?

 

[Captain]

Just thought I'd ask have you checked the connection to the motherboard, are the + and - the right way round?

Have you checked the connection to the button itself it might have been yanked when you were setting everything up?

All working now had come loose from the power button thanks for replying

 

[demon8991]

Excellent I am glad it's all sorted

 

[hakank68]

That looks amazing Noob Cannon!

+1 really like it , you might need a bigger desk though

agree with the colour clash Too Tall, you should go for an orange and red theme

 

[Midlife Crisis]

This case has just gone to the top of my list for my new build, only just noticed just how good it is, no wasted space. Better cooling options than many bigger cases and looks really good with it.

 

[NoobCannon]

+1 really like it , you might need a bigger desk though

agree with the colour clash Too Tall, you should go for an orange and red theme

Only its temporary home whilst my house is finished

 

[hakank68]

Only its temporary home whilst my house is finished

when will it be finished? , you definetly need more room

 

[Silly Goose On The Loose]

Does this case have plenty of room for an H100i?

 

[Too Tall]

My pic in this thread is with a h100i fitted.

 

[Silly Goose On The Loose]

My pic in this thread is with a h100i fitted.

Ahh, sorry I missed that

Looks good .

 

[hakank68]

Does this case have plenty of room for an H100i?

My pic in this thread is with a h100i fitted.

I think, more than plenty

 

[demon8991]

Does this case have plenty of room for an H100i?

Yes the H100i is only a 240mm rad you can fit up to a 360mm rad in the top of the 750D.

 

[hakank68]

Yes the H100i is only a 240mm rad you can fit up to a 360mm rad in the top of the 750D.

how thick is the rad on a h100i ?

 

[demon8991]

how thick is the rad on a h100i ?

The H100i is 30mm thick and the 750D has plenty of room for a H100i with fans in a push pull configuration.

For more information check out TTL's 750D review on YouTube it’s about 40mins long but very thorough and in depth.

 

[hakank68]

The H100i is 30mm thick and the 750D has plenty of room for a H100i with fans in a push pull configuration.

For more information check out TTL's 750D review on YouTube it’s about 40mins long but very thorough and in depth.

thanks , would you say there will be a significant temperature drop if i were to custom loop the cpu with an Alphacool Xt45 240mm?

 

[demon8991]

thanks , would you say there will be a significant temperature drop if i were to custom loop the cpu with an Alphacool Xt45 240mm?

What CPU do you have? The Ivybridge and Haswell CPU's don’t have the best thermal compound between the chip and the heat spreader so even under water the temperatures don’t drop by that much.

The custom loop in general will have lower temperatures but not enough to warrant the cost and maintenance in my opinion, unless perhaps you were considering including your GPU in the loop also.

If I were serious about water cooling i would be looking at a 360mm at the top and a 240/280mm in the front and having both CPU and GPU in the loop.

 

[esoteric]

Looks like a custom loop, noob cannon, I guess it sort of is with those tubes. Am interested because I want a 750D with a custom loop, just not sure where to fit it all in the case.

 

[demon8991]

Looks like a custom loop, noob cannon, I guess it sort of is with those tubes. Am interested because I want a 750D with a custom loop, just not sure where to fit it all in the case.

What have you got to fit in?

 

[hakank68]

What CPU do you have? The Ivybridge and Haswell CPU's don’t have the best thermal compound between the chip and the heat spreader so even under water the temperatures don’t drop by that much.

The custom loop in general will have lower temperatures but not enough to warrant the cost and maintenance in my opinion, unless perhaps you were considering including your GPU in the loop also.

If I were serious about water cooling i would be looking at a 360mm at the top and a 240/280mm in the front and having both CPU and GPU in the loop.

i will be buying the 4670k, will de-liding the cpu be too dangerous and not worth the risk?