It'll be housing a either a Noctua NH-D15 or a Dark Rock Pro 4 CPU cooler, ATX motherboard, large air cooled GPU, basically a normal-ish PC.
Ooo, I like as I had fond memories of my FT02 and the air cooling was first class, though it looks like a tight squeeze in there?Take a look at the Silverstone FT05. A Dark Rock Pro fits fine; the Noctua DH15 is too big. Note that Silverstone have a new rotated case in the offing. The rotated case eliminates the problem of GPU droop and makes the whole system much quieter - especially GPUs with blower coolers. The only issues with the FT05 are the difficulty of hiding cables behind the tray and there's no cut-out for the 8 pin CPU connector - you have to put it on before you seat the motherboard.
Ooo, I like as I had fond memories of my FT02 and the air cooling was first class, though it looks like a tight squeeze in there?
That case looks so empty lolHere's one I made earlier,
That case looks so empty lol
I'm seriously thinking of getting this but still unsure about the RGB connections, I take it that the fans can all connect separately if you hve the fan headers on the Motherboard but how do you control the RGB?I've got a H500P mesh in white. You can tests the designs of new aircraft in it as its a wind tunnel.
NH-D14, 1070 +Morpheus II cooler + Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM fans. Very silent.
I'm seriously thinking of getting this but still unsure about the RGB connections, I take it that the fans can all connect separately if you hve the fan headers on the Motherboard but how do you control the RGB?
Silverstone could really bring out a smash hit if they made a modern high quality version of the FT02!
Well I ummed and ahh'd for a while before deciding to keep my HAF 922 case, its pretty much the same size as the 500p so I bought some RGB fans for it, 2 X 200mm on the front, 2 x 120mm on top and 1 x 120mm exhaust fan at rear.There's a little control box with a button that allows you to cycle through the colours and breathing effect. If you need to there's a socket on the box that allows you to plug in a two pin extension and have a push-button outside of the case.
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Well I ummed and ahh'd for a while before deciding to keep my HAF 922 case, its pretty much the same size as the 500p so I bought some RGB fans for it, 2 X 200mm on the front, 2 x 120mm on top and 1 x 120mm exhaust fan at rear.
After setting these up (Thermaltake Pure ARGB Sync) they look awesome!
I managed to get them running with Gigabytes RGB Fusion 2 which I wasn't expecting to do after reading endless forums about people struggling to get it working properly, so I haven't even contemplated using the included controller.
Just got to remove the shroud in the front so I can properly accommodate the other front 200mm fan but they really sync up well with my Aorus motherboard lighting.