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I hear you, but they are totally optional and since there are three of them you can run them on really low rpm.

No I haven't, TBH, but side panels are steel so if someone likes them they can be used! I personally don't like them.

Hi, thank you! :) I will offer larger models in the future, but for this I wanted to have as low as possible volume. BTW, I have just started production, so cases should be ready for sale in a few weeks :)

Here is how you can fit a threadripper, 1080ti and AIO into 9L case: No wasted space and there's still space left at the top for three 60mm case fans

My 9L ATX case: https://hardforum.com/threads/sfftime-presents-p-atx-the-9l-case-with-atx-and-aio-support.1984935/

My 9L ATX case:

Hi guys! I would like to present you my case that I've been working on for some time now, the P-ATX. P-ATX prototype: Complete gallery: Please bear in mind that this is not how the final product would look, it will be powder coated and anodized...

OMG you're a savage :jimlad:

Hi, did you test it maybe? Thanks!

Can't wait to see! And please measure if it will fit 120 AIO.

Yo guys, check this out: https://www.techpowerup.com/244910/powercolor-radeon-rx-vega-56-nano-hands-on So, this thing plus AIO for cpu? (y)

Hm I'm using mine in vertical but I havent even noticed the plugs lol. Totally would have use them if Id noticed :-)

This could fit the Sentry :) https://videocardz.com/74877/sapphire-radeon-rx-vega-56-pulse-spotted-online

Use ps2 hardware or emulation option in bios, and install from sata optical drive or patched windows installation, patched with usb drivers. Also neither of usb work while instalation, 2.0 or 3.0. Unless you have patched installation of course.

I'm going to see if this fits into sentry, just for giggles: http://www.sapphiretech.com/productdetial.asp?pid=186E1407-85D2-49A4-A7BD-D6D8727F67F1&lang=eng

That's fine, freesync and all, but it's going to throttle a lot or be very loud. And for CPU, if they make 65W 8 core, it wont have higher clocks. Look at new intel 8400 (also 65W), it only goes to 4.0 ghz boost, and it's only a 6 core part.

That's like the worst possible option for sentry, hottest CPU and GPU. You should pick some ryzen, and gtx1080. Also waiting on 8 core intel doesn't make sense, AMD has higher efficiency right now, so *if* intel manages to throw out 65w 8 core, it will surely be slower and more expensive than...

Minimum voltage depends on procesor model, for my 1500x I can set it to 1.235 lowest using lowesr offset setting.

You can enable virtual super resolution in nvidia drivers, and set up to 4k resolution on 1080p display.

Sound Meter?

No, don't worry, you'll be fine without it. I also don't use it, for quite some time now, and nothing ill has happened ;)

Ok, Sentry build done and running :) Note, this is not final version because I will be using AMD wraith spire cooler shortened, but I still tried to make it as neat as I could. Pics: Size comparison with node 202: It's substantially smaller! I will write extra thoughts...

When I wrote this post I didn't actually believe that I was going to get my own sentry, but I did! Here it is: I still plan on modding the wraith spire cooler, so I will test it against id cooling is40 v3, and I assume it's going to be better, and perform excellent. It will host ryzen...

My "champion" is phenom x2 565, stock it is 2 core 2.4 ghz cpu whick easily unlocks to 4 cores and overclocks to 4.0 ghz on cheap motherboard and cheap air cooler, but can go even further. So that is over 120% gain in performance for almost zero money, and it was a cheap CPU which still works...

Thanks! ;)

Thank you for this, really nice! ;)

I don't agree because my intel 600p 512 gets to 70°C pretty fast while transferring lot of data (it's ok if it doesn't last for too long), and then it throttles and slows down the transfer. I bought a fast drive to cut down on transfer times, so I would be much happier with cooler and without...

Nice!

Next time rotate cooler before pulling it, so it doesn't pull the cpu with it. Also it helps if cpu is still warm.

I don't see why not :)

I read somewhere that you shouldn't change the voltage in p-states, only freq, but I've never tried it. We should massively write to biostar to allow for negative cpu core v offset.

I've just checked, downclocking starts at about less than a minute after logging into win10. Not dependent of load, I would say it's time dependent. Maybe until windows loads some processes. Note: I have chipset drivers installed.

Auto setting is 100 in theory but in reality it works slightly, below, that's common for all platforms. For voltage, I'm almost sure that you're getting higher voltage on +.02V because 1700x has higher stock clock than 1500x.

Ok, I'll also try it when I get home. I have my min cpu state set at 20%.

What are your power options? I need to check if I get similar behavior.

I'm not sure about the voltage because it works for my 1500x. Maybe you have some Cpu that has higher minimum clock voltage, so when you add .02v, you get higher voltage. For fans, did you calibrate them? If yes, please tell me what settings you have used for fan curve (4 values).

You just need to change the CPU ratio in O.N.E., it's below CPU clock, second row. Just enter the number manually. I will take picture when I get home. I'm using windows 10, so I don't know for other OS's. For voltage, I set it manually to lowest available clock (+0.02 V), because default...

Yep, no more p-state, just simple multiplier! I think that this option will fit better to most people. But don't worry, cpu still downclocks itself when needed, even when using multiplier, just use correct minimum processor state in windows power options.

I will check today and report.

I did a few modifications and measure temps before and after. I've added two 120mm fans (CM silencio 3pin @900rpm) in front of the GPU, I've removed dust filters on CPU and GPU, and removed the IO shield. I've also set the manual voltage on the CPU because stock value was unnecessarily high...