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Thats good to know as I'm getting impatient waiting for SFF power supplies to come back into stock
And they are very expensive too
Just watched a video with the Arctic Freezer 34 Esports Duo fitted in the NR200 with a vented side panel.
Anyone have any experience with that cooler and AM4?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHsCdim0Srg
Anyone have any experience with that cooler and AM4?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHsCdim0Srg
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Man if I was in UK I'd print these for you guys. Seems to fit just fine on my Prusa Mini.
Of course my EVGA ATX PSU is >160mm and my GPU is >240mm so this doesn't help me.
Still waiting for my SFX PSU and NR200P...hopefully they both arrive late this month/early october.
Of course my EVGA ATX PSU is >160mm and my GPU is >240mm so this doesn't help me.
Still waiting for my SFX PSU and NR200P...hopefully they both arrive late this month/early october.
@Fryan.F There are so many places nowadays it's insane...
Have a look at https://all3dp.com/2/what-s-the-best-3d-printing-service-in-the-uk/
I have used https://www.3dhubs.com myself before, but this was back in Dec 2017/Jan 2018
My own 3D printer should arrive next month, but have never used one before, excited to start using it
Would not recommend waiting for me though 
Have a look at https://all3dp.com/2/what-s-the-best-3d-printing-service-in-the-uk/
I have used https://www.3dhubs.com myself before, but this was back in Dec 2017/Jan 2018
My own 3D printer should arrive next month, but have never used one before, excited to start using it
Would not recommend waiting for me though Amazing you managed to get a hold of one, most places are so out of stock they dont even do pre-order for it
It says 300 mm in the specs and our case should fit 330 mm, so it should fit, may need to fiddle a bit with cabling depending on what you have in it now.I'm tempted with the Asus TUF Gaming OC version, which is also 300 mm.
Unlike the MSI GeForce RTX 3090 GAMING X TRIO 24G which is 335 mm.... I wonder if the 330 mm max is true or kind of flexible like the CPU heights
Amazing you managed to get a hold of one, most places are so out of stock they dont even do pre-order for it
I'm tempted with the Asus TUF Gaming OC version, which is also 300 mm.
Unlike the MSI GeForce RTX 3090 GAMING X TRIO 24G which is 335 mm.... I wonder if the 330 mm max is true or kind of flexible like the CPU heights
I will believe it when I see it on my desk. ETA is roughly 6 weeks they reckon so guess we will see. Hoping by then a few more reviews will be out. It's a ridiculously big GPU but everything I have read says it will fit easily enough.
My local library has a free 3d printing service, might be worth checking to see if you do aswell.
Might have to check mine as the cheapest quote so far has been £56
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After seeing the reviews I am also really interested in the Asus TUF. Should fit easily in our cases and some reviews have shown a temperature delta using "performance" mode of up to 15c vs the Founders Edition. Plus even in its "quiet" mode it only got up to low 70s but was still several degrees cooler than other models.
Thanks for that! How much would 3d printing cost in general?@Fryan.F There are so many places nowadays it's insane...
Have a look at https://all3dp.com/2/what-s-the-best-3d-printing-service-in-the-uk/
I have used https://www.3dhubs.com myself before, but this was back in Dec 2017/Jan 2018
My own 3D printer should arrive next month, but have never used one before, excited to start using it
I wonder if there could be another way of securing an ATX PSU in the case?
Could do with finding one as I'm getting impatient waiting for SFF psu's to come back into stock. Its the one item stopping me from my build
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The 'machines and more' channel videos are very interesting as the systems he builds are close to what we might want ourselves. The other tech channels tend to have massive water cooled cases - or even open air - with either top end processors or top end GPUs for their benchmarking.
At the moment the NR200, 750W SFX PSU, and of course GPUs are all pretty hard to get, and the next AMD CPU isnt even announced yet, so there's plenty of time to watch videos and read about other peoples rigs
The triple fan 3080s seem to have low GPU temps against the FE but I still think the FE is worth thinking about for the NR200 and hopefully machines and more will be able to test one. It blows perhaps half the heat out the case and the rest upwards. The 3080 seems to be power rather than thermal limited so runs the same at 70C as it does at 60C - but the CPU does not want its temp raised at all.
I normally run at 85% GPU power limit anyway, I think the last few percent of fps have had a high power cost on the 3080.
At the moment the NR200, 750W SFX PSU, and of course GPUs are all pretty hard to get, and the next AMD CPU isnt even announced yet, so there's plenty of time to watch videos and read about other peoples rigs
The triple fan 3080s seem to have low GPU temps against the FE but I still think the FE is worth thinking about for the NR200 and hopefully machines and more will be able to test one. It blows perhaps half the heat out the case and the rest upwards. The 3080 seems to be power rather than thermal limited so runs the same at 70C as it does at 60C - but the CPU does not want its temp raised at all.
I normally run at 85% GPU power limit anyway, I think the last few percent of fps have had a high power cost on the 3080.