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Tamzzy's back to air-cooling ITX build
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@Plec so i've been playing CSL with 530k pop with my 16gb of single channel memory...
it appears that i was semi-wrong. definitely was the 3770k choking with so many instances...even with 16gb single channel memory, the game is so much smoother with the 3700x than it was with the 3770k.
granted it isn't as smooth as 3700x with 32gb ram though...lol
it appears that i was semi-wrong. definitely was the 3770k choking with so many instances...even with 16gb single channel memory, the game is so much smoother with the 3700x than it was with the 3770k.
granted it isn't as smooth as 3700x with 32gb ram though...lol
It seems to be the general consensus of members upgrading from what they regarded as systems that were adequate/managing (even FPS) - but as soon as they made the bump up, noticeable difference in performance and a 'smoothness' they can't explain from data alone.
But, I'm still getting 32Gb - it's about the right time for the transition, given prices and if you can afford it (depending where you look). And i prefer 2 sticks to 4 - just do! I remember when this type of discussion happened before - when people started to jump ship from 8gb to 16gb (even 4gb to 8gb) - it's the same vibe with software/game demands gradually hinting at more memory. You made the right call - price was spot on...
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Guess its all down to your pocket.
indeed. budget dependent. but for a budget of £1500, more than enough room to accomodate it
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indeed. budget dependent. but for a budget of £1500, more than enough room to accomodate it
Yea, thats true.
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I think for the people who like to say "I don't really want to upgrade anything for 4-5 years" then the 32GB option seems sensible, especially given how much cheaper decent DDR4 is now.
There's more to it, but my brain hurts and I'm also hungry.
#indiantakeawayI'm also hungry.
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full tilt. it's already considered silent for me lol.
so i don't know how useful it will be to you, even if i make a curve :/
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No worries - if i were to venture down the yellow brick road i'd research. I would be interested in low RPM (curve kick in at 70 degrees) when using word/excel/browsing on a minimum of a couple of screens.
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new 3 slot mini itx case: Lian Li PC-TU150
http://www.lian-li.com/pc-tu150/
granted it's ~double the volume of the rvz03
new 3 slot mini itx case: Lian Li PC-TU150
http://www.lian-li.com/pc-tu150/
granted it's ~double the volume of the rvz03
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Still prefer in win A1 over it and can handle triple fat boi Aorus . Just a shame they sell you 600w with it.
Still the best so far is Sliger 570m . 17 litres with 4 140mm fans, 280 AIO up top and triple slot 330mm card . BUT the pound is soooooooo weak against it .
But few years and would have been killer !
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CAD is playing up and quick dash on Google sketch in minecraft form
CAD is playing up and quick dash on Google sketch in minecraft form
need to cut the front as cables come out by 12mm
tight
60mm thick AORUS should work- with slight gap and just enough clearence from PCIe slots
up top, TD02 240 slim rad and slim 15mm fans - and yes- they make ARGB Slim line to
think i'll have to move the rad along more to front of te case and ports would be on the side of I/O shield
going to be tight boys and girls ...
tight
60mm thick AORUS should work- with slight gap and just enough clearence from PCIe slots
up top, TD02 240 slim rad and slim 15mm fans - and yes- they make ARGB Slim line to
think i'll have to move the rad along more to front of te case and ports would be on the side of I/O shield
going to be tight boys and girls ...
*@orbitalwalsh - busy will look properly later:
But from a token glance if you remove the squatter standing at edge you'll have more room for your furniture in your new house design.
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*@orbitalwalsh - busy will look properly later:
But from a token glance if you remove the squatter standing at edge you'll have more room for your furniture in your new house design.
i just killed her.... i want her back!!!
OK, possible build names: Heath Robinson on Crack, Square Peg - Round Hole or Mary Shelly's Love Child.@tamzzy @Plec
CAD is playing up and quick dash on Google sketch in minecraft form
need to cut the front as cables come out by 12mm
tight
60mm thick AORUS should work- with slight gap and just enough clearence from PCIe slots
up top, TD02 240 slim rad and slim 15mm fans - and yes- they make ARGB Slim line to
think i'll have to move the rad along more to front of te case and ports would be on the side of I/O shield
going to be tight boys and girls ...
I took a lunch break, can't see the fascination plus ~£11 for sandwiches and coffee!!! - it was tasty though. Still, gave me the opportunity of a proper look.
Initial thoughts:
- Tidy up your SketchUp
- You appear to playing with nano-meters and huge amounts of potential blunt force trauma to your forehead via rhythmic head banging.
- You can't bend space to your will - but you seem to be trying anyway.
- How will you hide the protruding 12mm wires - is this the 3D printer bit?
- Possible resonance potential with (maybe) touching components - although could cushion with silicone sheet (a concern of mine more than yours).
- Won't the ATX board cover the intakes for the GPU - if so how will you overcome this?
- Will you be making/matching the singular intake hole for the TD02 2040?
- Oh, and you're f'ing nuts
- Conclusion: YOU MUST DO THIS!!!
Between all of us on this thread we should be able to balls this up for you with collective interference
EDIT: Another build name: INCEPTION
^^^ any more incite @orbitalwalsh - have you had time to apply it to CAD?