Very tidy. Whats the temps like in such a small case?
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Very tidy. Whats the temps like in such a small case?
Soldato
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Thanks mate.
Pretty good to be honest. 200mm fan blowing in from the front into the 92mm fan on the cooler. I managed to get a freezer 13 in which has a extra heatpipe but the fan had to go upside down to clear the ram.
Hot air them naturally exhausts out the right side and back. There are 80mm fan mounts at the back but I wanted cool and quiet.
There is a grill right over where the 380 is so it can pull cool air from outside. It is a cube so all panels except from the front can be put in any order so you could have vents at the top if you wanted too.
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Real neat little case that one T.C, sounds good that the panels can be moved around.
Soldato
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Cheers mate. You can buy extras too so you could have 3 windows if you wanted a box of heat haha or 3 vented ones if you prefered.
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Added something i vowed i never would to my setup. An AIO liquid cooler.
And tbh im pretty impressed with it. The yellow bits on the board do look a bit odd though..
And tbh im pretty impressed with it. The yellow bits on the board do look a bit odd though..
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Welcome to the dark side Setter 
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Not a new case but ive just given my system a full clean/de-dust so i thought id show it off.
and i even fixed my GPU sag! Happy all around!
and i even fixed my GPU sag! Happy all around!
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Soldato
Very nice! Looks so much better with no hdd bays in the case.
How did you fix the ssd in place?
How did you fix the ssd in place?
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Its a Corsair 650D i have thought about upgrading the case but im not sure if i like the 750D something about it.. If i were to upgrade it would be the 900D
Its held in place with screws, i drilled a hole in it for an extra screw.
Also has double sided tape on it just to make it a little more secure.
Ive had the SSD there for a long time just makes the case stand out more
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There are a lot of cables in the back pulled as tight as they can go at the moment the back panel only just fits. Its a mess behind there i really need to put as much attention into that as i have the front
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An update on my case set up now that my GPU in set up with a water block:
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They actually come with the EK predator AIO and the GPU block. It's pretty much a plug and play water loop. Not quite the glory (and performance) of a full custom loop, but seriously hassle free.
My 980ti @ 1546mhz 2008mhz ram peaks at 45c under load. Not too shabby.
CPU @ 4.5ghz 1.28v tops out around 60c in realbench.
My 980ti @ 1546mhz 2008mhz ram peaks at 45c under load. Not too shabby.
CPU @ 4.5ghz 1.28v tops out around 60c in realbench.