5900x and 120 mm AIO – compatible setup for your needs.
5900x and 120 mm AIO – compatible setup for your needs.
ShinryuuKai
03-26-2020, 09:30 PM #2It seems a Corsair H80i should work well unless you push it too hard.
Repertition
03-27-2020, 12:21 AM #3Purchase a solid case. The NR200 is compact, allowing a larger tower or a 240mm AIO to fit.
Lorddoom139
04-17-2020, 10:26 AM #4I examined that item and I don't feel attracted to it. It's merely a compact metal container, and in comparison to the change it brings, it seems quite uninteresting.
_The_Aquarius_
04-17-2020, 01:54 PM #5Consider the decibel range—around 70 to 80 dB would feel like a strong breeze, pushing the fan noticeably.
1234qaz12qaz
04-23-2020, 11:39 PM #6Unthinkable would it be that noisy. And how does it compare to something else? A Wraith Prism?
so the pump stays at the peak of the loop, which also limits ventilation. Also, check your search for whether a GPU works properly in that setup. If I recall right, vapor chambers tend to avoid such setups.
zackrelswift
05-08-2020, 04:22 AM #7However, this situation still functions. I dislike those costly and large itx-cases that require using aio so the pump stays at the peak of the loop, which also limits ventilation. Also, check your search for whether a GPU works properly in that setup. If I recall right, vapor chambers tend to avoid such setups.
RiptidePlayz
05-14-2020, 03:13 PM #9I aim to sidestep the issue with the pump at the top by using an air compressor elsewhere, such as a be quiet model. For airflow, I’m considering the mesh side panel option. I’ll need to verify compatibility with the GPU. Thanks for the warning—it’s a minor inconvenience, and it’s easy to manage since I can plug and unplug components freely. Usually everything stays connected, which is fine for me.