Soldato
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- 9 May 2005
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Wow, thats a hell of a downsize, looks really tidy ![Cool :cool: :cool:](/styles/default/xenforo/vbSmilies/Normal/cool.gif)
![Cool :cool: :cool:](/styles/default/xenforo/vbSmilies/Normal/cool.gif)
Surprisingly good, CPU is maxing out at around 75c and the GPU has hit 80c. Obviously not as good as the Torrent case previously but it's expected with a SFFThat's a bit of a change in size there, hows the temps.
Wow that is unreal!
Love small cases! How are the temps? Pretty good?
@benjo I'm thinking of going smaller build, looks great bud
Absolutely mental looking thing! (in a good way).
Doesn't the A4-H2O natively support 240mm radiators? I've seen a few builds with T30s as well but with the silicone dampeners removed to make sure it fits.I have a rather ghetto Lian-Li A4-h20 which I picked up recently, I plan to get an XSPC slim tx240 rad and do a custom AIO...but for now, i'm going with the ghetto look, temps are really good, Phanteks T30's on the AIO and cpu sits around 45 degrees gaming (13600kf) and a 4070 Super.
Yeah it does, but it's a 37mm rad on the Asetek i've gotDoesn't the A4-H2O natively support 240mm radiators? I've seen a few builds with T30s as well but with the silicone dampeners removed to make sure it fits.
Ah that makes sense!Yeah it does, but it's a 37mm rad on the Asetek i've got
I know an EK basic + the t30s will fit, but for now i'm not that fussed as it is, but I will do it eventually whether that's an Alphacool LT custom AIO or an EK basic (or similar)