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LP53+TY100 90-95C in AIDA64

Rig update: I managed to fit 3x5TB HDDs inside this case. Specs are Intel core i9 9900K Nvidia RTX 2080Ti 2x16GB Corsair LPX 2800Mhz RAM Corsair SF600 Samsung 970 EVO 2TB Samsung 860 EVO 2TB Crucial MX500 2TB 3x Seagate 2.5" 5TB HDDs Seriously though, I feel I am addicted to...

Can anyone compare the C7 Cu vs Lp53 when they get one?

Just change it man, everyone is telling you to :P

PWM is the way to go

They take it off just for more airflow. I don't think it matters much if you have it on or not

No need to buy heatsink for TY-100, you can order TY-100 directly from Thermalright, just contact them It is slightly more noisy than the Noctua but it's not too bad

It's 100mm with 92mm mounts

You can't get the NF-A9x14 2.5W version without buying the whole NH-L9i cooler. You can get TY-100 alone by contacting Thermalright. NF-A9x14 2.5 is the best compromise between noise and cooling performance imo

Are you sure you used the 2.5W version of the NF-A9x14 and not the 1.4W version of NF-A9x14? The 2.5W version comes bundled with Noctua NH-L9i and spins faster. The 1.4W version comes when you buy the fan retail In my testing on a core i7 6850K OC'd to 3.9Ghz and stressed with AIDA64...

Is that a Noctua NF-A12x15? I have found that 2.5W NF-A9x14 keeps the CPU cooler when using a Dynatron or just use a TY-100 for best performance

3C is a lot in SFFPC lol. Every degree counts when you are aiming for that ultimate crammage

It was my original idea to cram a 92mm slim fan below the mobo. Honestly, just take the riser off the case, it's just 2 simple screws. Fit it back in when you are done installing the fan. Are people seriously trying to cram in a fan with the rise cable on? *facepalm*

I think most of the concerns are about the PSU Caps retaining charge, just discharge them by repeatedly pressing the power button before opening it

Those are just 92mm fan gaskets It's to make sure the fan intakes air only from outside the case and does not recycle it

You're right, I can do another if I just get a 2.5" cage, I wonder where I can buy one

What if I used 2 or 3 of them

I think I can stuff another 2.5" 5TB drive inside the case with the help of this

Yea I travel internationally with this build and thus need max mobility. Also, I like stuffing big things into small spaces ;) On a similar note, I gave away my M1 v5 for $50 for my mate's build we built together.

Yea you can take off the shroud. I used this

The hard drive cage easily allows you to mount 2. The top is attached to with the bottom screws, the bottom is attached to with the side screws and the cage is attached to the case with the cage's feet.

The CPU was first in an Ethoo Evolv with dual GTX 1080. Then I moved onto the Ncase M1 and now onto the Dancase. Not willing to give up HDD space :p I have 2 drives under the PSU. the hard drive cage allows you to mount 2 drives. Can't tighten the GPU fan zipties because they are under the fan...

Might as well post my build here Specs: core i7 6850K OC'd to 3.9Ghz 32GB RAM OC'd to 2800Mhz GTX 1080Ti 2x5TB HDDs 1x500GB NVMe SSD 1x500GB SATA SSD Corsair SF600 with Noctua mod I have used Dynatron T318 with a Noctua 2.5W fan as the CPU Cooler. I am getting great temps imo, 55-58C idle...

That is normal, the issue was detailed in the SF600 thread. There are two solutions, 1) If you are using the PSU header then use a NF-A9x14 bundled with the NH-L9i cooler. It won't have the same issue. 2) Just use a motherboard fan header

anyone complaining about SF PSU noise, just replace the stock fan with a NF-A9x14 already jeez, do you have to make it such a big deal?

I see my NF-A9x14 below the mobo idea has made it here :P

I think for an OEM machine, it is impressive but it would be unfair to say HEDT cannot fit in such form factor :/ Currently running 3.9Ghz on a 6850K in a Dan Case

i7 8700 uses almost 100W less than HEDT processors and also cannot be overclocked.

Just did the fan change operation on my SF600 inside Dan case A4-SFX. At first I connected the NH-L9i version of NF-A9x14(2.5W) to the 2 pin connector inside the PSU using the 3pin to 2pin adapter from NF-A4x10 package. I was still not happy with the noise levels at idle so I said fk it and...

dondan Mind sending me a PM so we can talk payment? I can't seem to be able to start conversations :/

I am using a core i7 6850K with the X99 itx board, I would like to purchase one of those heatsinks if possible. -Thanks

Do you still have a sample left for X99? I can't seem to be able to send PMs