After much trial and error I've built something that works. 90 degree riser squished to the absolute maximum for the gpu.
CPU: R7 7800X3D
GPU: Gigabyte RTX 5070 Eagle OC
MOBO: ASUS ROG STRIX B650-A
PSU: Corsair SF850
Cooler: EK Nucleus CR240 Lux
STORAGE: 2tb M.2
Finally updated to the kraken elite! Cable management was a challenge specially with the added cables compared to my old aio but, did my best. The crazy thing is that I’m waiting on the 280mm, if I like it better in terms of temps and noise I’ll change it and return the 240, if not it means that I would need to do the cable management again🥲
This is the max you can go for aio's in this case. Outer shell of the fans are pushing against the motherboard tray but fans are not touching offcourse. I already had the black loki so I wrapped it. There are some gaps in my wrap on edges but I will fix that with tipex later.
CPU: Ryzen 9800X3D
GPU: INNO3D RTX 5070 TI
Motherboard: MSI B650i
RAM: Gskill 32GB 6000 Mhz cl30
PSU: ASUS 850W sfx-l
Storage: kingston NV3 2TB,2.5" Crucial 2TB SSD
Cooler: ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 280
Hi guys!
I'm a casual PC user, only ever built one PC. I want to switch over to Meshroom V2 case as there's a need for a smaller footprint in my current setup. It would be best if I don't need to buy any new components, but It's a little confusing to solve this myself - hope I could get any help from the community! :')
My parts:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xbL68Z
Cpu + cooler: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE
Mobo: Gigabyte B650 AORUS ELITE AX V2 ATX AM5
GPU: Gigabyte GAMING OC Radeon RX 7800 XT 16 GB
PSU: SeaSonic G12 GM 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Semi-modular ATX
Edit: formatting was ahh
Put this together today, X870i motherboard, 9900x cpu, 9070xt gpu, 32gb ddr5, 4tb ssd, loki 1000w psu, icue link 240mm aio.
Few mods, longer standoffs to aid cooling on both the motherboard and gpu. 3d printed parts include brackets for 92mm top fan, 2x60mm rear fans and extensions for gpu supports.
Hi i'm looking to switch out my current case with broken side panel glass :( with a meshroom s v2.
Context: I currently have a full tower with atx mobo and atx psu but i'm willing to switch out to a sfx psu.
But I was wondering if my parts will fit into the meshroom s v2 and I would like any advice on this please.
Here are my current parts list:
Thanks for any help in advance!
My daughter's old PC with a 6700k and 5070 is starting to show its age in modern games with annoying 1% lows. Perfectly good 4k60 with 60% gpu load and then BAM 14fps 1% hitching. Games like HZD etc are like 75% cpu load at all times and are obviously a bottleneck.
Looking at a used motherboard combo with a non-K 11500.
should this significantly help with the 1%?
can the L12S handle the "65W" TDP? I see reviews that it settles around 70W but can spike to 120W+ under short boost durations. Can this little cooler handle it?
I have a full ATX power supply in there and dont want to spend an additional $160 for an SFX to fit a new AIO just to address some 1% lows. That would be nearly $400 total upgrade.
After moving on from the NR200, building in the Shiny Snake S400 Pro while travelling and then the Meshroom D, I've transferred my system back to the Meshlicious because it simply offers the best combination of cooling and size.
While the NR200 will always be my first love in the world of SFF PCs, the Meshlicious is great for my purposes.
FANS:
Radiator: 2x Arctic P14 Max
GPU: 2x Arctic P14
Top: Thermalright TL-C12015B-S (borrowed from my AXP120-67, just as good as my Noctua A12x15 and better than the Arctic P12 slim plus I have one tiny bit of RGB)
Rear: 2x Noctua A6x25
THERMALS:
(Tested using OCCT power test, CPU and GPU running simultaneously for maximum thermal load. Ambient temperature: 26 °C. Total power draw at the wall: approx. 710 W)
CPU: i9-132900KF - 73 °C (pulling 250-260W)
GPU: Zotac Solid Core OC 5080 - 76 °C (pulling 320 W. Proper undervolt to follow)
RAM: 45 °C
At idle/under my usual daily workload, temps sit at around +6 °C over ambient.
NOISE:
All fans at max? Loud but tolerable. The air passing through the radiator is the loudest source of noise and the MSI VRM fan is a menace with the most annoying noise profile.
Gaming: Subjectively comfortable.
Work: The quiet susurration of moving air. My tinnitus and the birds chirping outside are louder.
NOTES:
I modified the motherboard tray to provide more clearance for the Arctic Liquid Freezer III 280 and the chunky Arctic P14 Max fans and also to make room for a 120 or 140 mm top fan. I have actuall shoehorned in an Arctic P14 slim.
Because the fans on my Zotac Solid Core OC 5080 started showing incredibly annoying bearing whine after about a month, I went ahead and deshrouded it, finally settling on the Arctic P14s. They are simply stacked and held in place by the mesh. Thanks to the thickness of the heatsink on the GPU and the thickness of the fans, the side mesh holds the P14s perfectly in place. This makes cleaning the GPU heatsink effortless.
The new Corsair SF1000 can be installed flipped as the cables are actually long enough and don't need any extensions.
I am using an industrial phase change pad and used a slow burn in. Burning in the PTM has made a huge difference in thermal performance.
