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dondan Do you have any updates on the tests? Like how does it compare to the LP53? and is it good enough that you will sell it? It's just that I'm looking to buy pc parts for the A4 v2 already before christmas and I need to know if I should get the VLP RAM or get regular ones with higher speed...

That's really interesting. I think that this is the first direct comparison of the CoolJag cooler against another air cooler on the market. Because the last air cooler test was with the Lian Li's copper one against the Cryorig C7, right? If you go by the very first tests where the Cooltek LP53...

Dondan, do you have a way to measure the noise? even a smartphone would do. It might not give the most accurate number but it would show the relative noise levels between setups. For example, it would be really interesting to know if the A12x15 is quieter enough at the same temp as the TY-100...

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Is the CPU side so wide just to fit 120 fan on top? I mean the DAN A4 has shown that 48mm of cooler clearance is enough with Cooltek LP53 even allowing great overclocking. You could have a sub 7 litre case if you made it the same width.

That is interesting. This was with stock 7mm standoffs? "nexus 7" - you mean Nexus LOW-7000? that has a 20mm thick fan. How much room is there between the fan and cooler? How was the noise compared to noctua on load?

Well, yes and no. He lowered it only by 1cm and was only using a i5 4750 with Intel Stock Cooler. As you can see from here and here, he actually has very small gap to draw air from the CPU. Also the i5 4750 is not going to generate the amount of heat a OC-ed k-series would. Look, I would agree...

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Well, of course one would need to add spacers to the top screws but that is much easier for people to do themselves then to start drilling holes. You wouldn't need to provide the spacers, just two small factory drilled holes so people wouldn't have to at it with a hand drill or something.

So no alternative screw holes on the front to lower the PSU bracket?

https://hardforum.com/threads/dan-hslp-48-a-powerful-sub-50mm-heatsink.1925480/

RosaJ was the one who modified the Dynatron R15 onto LGA 1151 here:

Hmm...must have missed that somehow. Thanks

Actually, I started thinking that this vapor chamber design might be exactly what we need for DAN A4, and other small cases too. Dynatron R15 for LGA 2011 specs says it can cool 150W which is great considering the current best cooler Cooltek LP53 states 100W. We just need to get Dynatron to make...

Since this time around you could order way higher quantity, get cheaper but still quality riser and not have some one-time fixed costs (case tooling costs, setting up the company etc.), you could probably sell it on Kickstarter for 200 eur including shipping and profit. 199 eur tag would...

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Thanks for showing that the top fan fits there. So this edge I mentioned earlier in the thread didn't get in the way of the top fan or did you bend/cut it? It's a bit dark there but from the pics it looks like you cut the whole side of the PSU bracket. If you did bend/cut it it's probably...

A 120mm fan would have to be offset from the center in order to not conflict with the I/O components, right? Have you thought about how mounting would work?

You are doing god's work here :) With the 4mm standoffs you should have room for a 25mm thick fan. Do you happen to have a 92x25mm fan? It would also be interesting how a slim and regular 120mm fan would cool and sound on the LP53. I think you don't have LP RAM so you would need to temporarily...

The PSU bracket is a separate removable piece, right? So I wouldn't even have to do it this way: I could just lower the whole bracket by drilling new screw holes 3cm lower on the front side and putting spacers to the mb side screws. Or would there be something blocking moving it down 3cm? Is...

Yeah, but when I click on "Add to cart" it shows this: :(

Did you buy it from their webstore? When I googled it, it found a link but when I go to the webstore it doesn't find it there.

Yeah, I guessed it was for vertical stability. If it doesn't have any other purpose could it instead go down, along the side of the PSU? Reason I'm asking is, I looked at the free space (at least 3cm since a SFX-L fits there) there is when using a SFX PSU and thought how to take advantage of...

Can someone try to mount the fans on the side panel to see what it does to C7 noise and temp when there is no gap between the fan and side panel? Preferably both the C7 fan and the Noctua one. @gna582 - You really managed "i5-7600K 4500 Mhz 1,12 V 67 °C 23 °C 1800 92 x 14 NF-A9x14 PWM Noctua...

What is this raised edge for?

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