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Not if your externally watercooled.... Chop the backplate down/fit an alternative 2 slot version and just make it work.
just worried that the PSU wont be enough for a 3090..
Haha true!
Not if your externally watercooled.... Chop the backplate down/fit an alternative 2 slot version and just make it work.
just worried that the PSU wont be enough for a 3090..
3090 can't fit anyway, it's 3 slot where as the H1 is only 2 slot but the fans don't work that way, the bottom pulls air in from the front of the case and the top one pushes air up and out the back of the case assuming it's in a traditional ATX case
I forgot about the H1 not having full triple slot support. Isn't it 2.7 or something?
As for airflow design, the fan closest to the PCI bracket exhausts straight through the vented PCI bracket like a blower does. The other fan pulls air through the card, with waste air exiting the backplate. The latter may not be too bad in the H1, if the addition of 40mm fans in that area can encourage the waste air to exhaust out of the rear of the case. But the former will be an issue. Blowers are a known problem for this case, as hot air gets trapped in the IO area.
Whats everyones Temps in the h1? This is an option im looking as as im building a new comp for my son hes got a h200i
Whats everyones Temps in the h1? This is an option im looking as as im building a new comp for my son hes got a h200i
Received and installed a new vented front panel from Artesian Builds today, dark maple solar system design.
Looks and even smells great, as the case heats up you can smell the wood getting warm.
Bonus it is does improve cooling, can feel A LOT of hot air coming from the GPU side of the case.
Seems to bring down temps about 3-4c across the board.
Dave2D mentioned in his video he couldn’t run it on a 600W PSU.Looks lovely.
Now to figure if the PSU will support an RTX 3080 or not