We've got to get case thermals with that windforce gpu, gta know how it affects temps with 3 fans.One Backer that collected the case directly in my Warehouse posted this:
MSI 10x0 will fit:
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And also the long Gigabyte 970 G1 cards:
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We've got to get case thermals with that windforce gpu, gta know how it affects temps with 3 fans.One Backer that collected the case directly in my Warehouse posted this:
MSI 10x0 will fit:
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And also the long Gigabyte 970 G1 cards:
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The case acts as a faraday cage. There is no point in shielding internally, unless you got some crappy hardware.
I really hope my classified will fir without low profile connectors... I only bought it because Luke from LTT was able to fit a 1080 Classy in the case.One Backer that collected the case directly in my Warehouse posted this:
MSI 10x0 will fit:
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I don't really see a reason to jump up in RAM speed because I won't really be editing or doing computations on this machine... just gaming.For those of you going with the Kaby Lake (and Dan A4 Case) which RAM do you plan on going with? I'm looking at the DDR 4266 compared to DDR4 3600. Would I see any major performance gains?
3600 Example: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820232491
4266 Example: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820232497
its very easy to turn your pcie into low-pro without an adapter. google it.I really hope my classified will fir without low profile connectors... I only bought it because Luke from LTT was able to fit a 1080 Classy in the case.
I'll probably end up going with the cheapest 32GB dual channel kit I can find from a reputable manufacturer.I don't really see a reason to jump up in RAM speed because I won't really be editing or doing computations on this machine... just gaming.
that's called a shroud and each board being different means youd have to make you own. and dan did temp testing, reviewers probably will too as the case start getting into their hands. the videos that are out now id call more of a preview than a review. you've been following the thread long enough to know this...installing "fins" on the inside of side panels to "isolate" the fans to receiving only fresh air
Nothing to be nervous about, just let everything burn and we have excuses to buy new components.The lack of concrete info with several different setups makes me a little bit nervous.
Yeah, I found a guide on the NCase forum. I'm probably gonna have to do some sort of custom length cables anyway so I'll just wait on the case before I do that.its very easy to turn your pcie into low-pro without an adapter. google it.
Does these actually fit? I got one through evg promotion, I haven't don't the measurements but I'm using one currently with my FTW 1080.Damn, would still recommend getting those 90 degree connectors though.
not the evga relocation thing, just a normal right angle adapter.Does these actually fit? I got one through evg promotion, I haven't don't the measurements but I'm using one currently with my FTW 1080.
I'm happy someone did already get the case but I'm a little bit worried about this![]()
Is that yours?
I've had small defects/variations in retail lian li cases before. (Panel not 100% flush with another panel, very very slight curve in what should be a totally flat edge, etc.) I'd expect this to be no different, like any other consumer product. I'm looking at an old Q11 in my entertainment cabinet right now that has a side panel that does not sit flush with the main chassis. Happens.
Yeah, I second to that. Also, I wander if the Corsair SF450 would be enough to handle a Z270 mobo with just one m.2 SSD, a 7700k (with a C7) and a GTX 1080.
Without a doubt. I think you would have a hard time to draw 300W with that setup (non-OC). And then OC isn't something that will be easily done in this case.
91W TDP maximum on a Kaby Lake CPU, 180W TDP on a 1080, and then a few tens of watts for the Z270, RAM and SSD. And it's hard to push them to the limits in "realistic" workloads.
My two cents...correct me if I'm wrong![]()
Should be more than good enough although the 7700k puts out more heat than the 6700k... And pricing is out of whack right now.Yeah, I second to that. Also, I wonder if the Corsair SF450 would be enough to handle a Z270 mobo with just one m.2 SSD, a 7700k (with a C7) and a GTX 1080.
In running a 980ti and I'm pulling ~330 from the wall with the SF600.For reference, my max OC'd 1070 and 6700K at 4.2ghz on all cores undervolted, plus two SSD's and 1 case fan draws about 230 watts in Unigine Valley. Add another ~40 watts for a OC'd 1080.
In running a 980ti and I'm pulling ~330 from the wall with the SF600.
My 6700k is at 4.6 1.3v and the 980ti is at 150% power limit. Fan barely spins up on the PSU during gaming loads.I have the same PSU. Is your 980 TI overclocked? If so, that looks spot on for full rig power consumption with a similar setup as mine.
that's called a shroud and each board being different means youd have to make you own. and dan did temp testing, reviewers probably will too as the case start getting into their hands. the videos that are out now id call more of a preview than a review. you've been following the thread long enough to know this...
The 6700k (4.6 1.3v) throttles under Intel burn test but the OC is still stable and the CPU maxes out at 67 under gaming load so I don't think there's a reason to go L9i or anything like that.
Stock Ivy Bridge cooler.c7 cooler?
I would jump up to an SF600 so that the fan never really kicks on, but thats based on your budget.Is it realistic to expect silence from setup made of this components (without setting my house on fire)?
6600k non OC
Cryorig C7 (or something similiar available in Italy or Hungary)
Strix Z270I mobo
ASUS Strix 1060
Corsair SF450
And when I say silence, I really mean silence. I'm currently running system on Z170-A board, in spacey mid tower case with LC-CC-120 CPU fan @670rpm (212 EVO equivalent), case is under desk, ~70 cm away from me, and it is really non audible. I can barely hear CPU fan when I open the case, while PSU and GPU are 0db.
CPU temp is ~32C, GPU ~40.
So, is it possible to expect something similar from C7 (with case being 1m away from me on the desk), just with higher temps? I really don't mind higher temps, as long as they don't cause home fire![]()
The SF600 will be total overkill and not be any quieter, I think that's a complete waste of money - the SF450 is already off most of the time anyway!I would jump up to an SF600 so that the fan never really kicks on, but thats based on your budget.
Is it realistic to expect silence from setup made of this components (without setting my house on fire)?
6600k non OC
Cryorig C7 (or something similiar available in Italy or Hungary)
Strix Z270I mobo
ASUS Strix 1060
Corsair SF450
And when I say silence, I really mean silence. I'm currently running system on Z170-A board, in spacey mid tower case with LC-CC-120 CPU fan @670rpm (212 EVO equivalent), case is under desk, ~70 cm away from me, and it is really non audible. I can barely hear CPU fan when I open the case, while PSU and GPU are 0db.
CPU temp is ~32C, GPU ~40.
So, is it possible to expect something similar from C7 (with case being 1m away from me on the desk), just with higher temps? I really don't mind higher temps, as long as they don't cause home fire![]()
nope just sick of dumb shit around here and not holding my tongue as much as I used to. sounds like you are a little over sensitive if you took that as condescending and abrasive. sorry was that too harsh too?!Thanks for not only your condescending attitude, but also regurgitating to me much of which I already know without providing a single shred of useful information. Your contribution and attitude are indicative of abrasive personality issues (or perhaps a severe lack of manners), but I'm sure you're numb to observations like this by now.
But the temperature of the PSU is used on the load by design, so if you're going for basically a completely silent system, a higher wattage PSU means that there is less heat generated and thus the fan will not spin up.The Sf psu Fans are temperature controlled.. my sf 450 doesnt even turn on the fan @ 160Watt loud
nope just sick of dumb shit around here and not holding my tongue as much as I used to. sounds like you are a little over sensitive if you took that as condescending and abrasive. sorry was that too harsh too?!
look through my past postings, theyre polite, very little attitude and a lot of help. until very recently when ive become sick of all the bullshit around here. noobs not doing a little searching and asking the same things over and over, one person making suggestions then acting like its the end of the world if they don't get exactly what THEY want, the constant internet knowledge pissing contests etc etc.
sorry aboot that
nope just sick of dumb shit around here and not holding my tongue as much as I used to. sounds like you are a little over sensitive if you took that as condescending and abrasive. sorry was that too harsh too?!
look through my past postings, theyre polite, very little attitude and a lot of help. until very recently when ive become sick of all the bullshit around here. noobs not doing a little searching and asking the same things over and over, one person making suggestions then acting like its the end of the world if they don't get exactly what THEY want, the constant internet knowledge pissing contests etc etc.
sorry aboot that