I recommend that you don't botherI would prefer one that shows the CPU temperature, would you have any recommendations?
A "normal" aio is sufficient
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I recommend that you don't botherI would prefer one that shows the CPU temperature, would you have any recommendations?
Arctic won't fit in the phanteks case I specced (which is why I didn't suggest it)I think one of the artic liquids will probably do the job for me.
Many thanks
I take itit's the thickness then? Pangoly had it compatible and the phanteks spec page had only a 360mm being able to go in top, and didn't specifiy max thickness. Can't believe a new case still gets designed not to cater for thicker rads stillArctic won't fit in the phanteks case I specced (which is why I didn't suggest it)
1st psu is an atx3.0 version...2nd is older version so not atx3.0 compliant.Hi,
Are both these psu's the same other than the second is an extra 100w...Just thinking I may as well order the 850,they are both the same price.
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/seas...w-80-gold-modular-power-supply-ca-08n-ss.html
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/seas...ZLwCQrPOcpX2QL7XUvLu9u-n3UP8DD7kaAriQEALw_wcB
Also I quite like the look of this case.
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/mont...XjgZX9_XdBdklRxV1l0Tg95SEs2zwUmkaAnf2EALw_wcB
What do you think, suitable and would the artic cooler fit it.
Cheers
There's not much point buying a cable for a pre-ATX 3.0/PCIE5 PSU because with the +£15, you might as well just get the PSU that has native support.Would the purchase of this
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/seasonic-pcie-5.0-12vhpwr-psu-power-cable-black-ca-08f-ss.html
Solve this problem allowing me to use the larger psu.
Ta