Decided to use a bit of RGB on my 2023 build, but I hope it's still tasteful.
The 60HE+ really looks amazing.
#My humble setup
hidden dagger
undone wasp
nice build u got there
vale jacinth
Mouse?
vale jacinth
Thx
hidden dagger
dont put plastic figurines in your pc please
That's if you put something on top of the GPU though. For me it's right in front of the intake fans.
crimson quest
Decided to use a bit of RGB on my 2023 build, but I hope it's still tasteful.
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60he+? I see a 60he with it's original case and strap?
Really nice PC btw
hidden dagger
Thanks. The box says 60HE+ though
hidden dagger
60he+? I see a 60he with it's original case and strap?
crimson quest
Huh
sick rivet
Huh
60he+ is a newer "revision" of the 60he. just uses the new PCB design that allows for screw in stabs. you're thinking of the module.
crimson quest
60he+ is a newer "revision" of the 60he. just uses the new PCB design that allow...
Wait so wooting discontinued the 60he and is now selling a fully built 69he+?
sick rivet
Oh shi, when the f did they started doing that? That's good for them ngl
like, a month or so ago
crimson quest
like, a month or so ago
oh f i missed out on the news then. Well that cool, glad they did that change.
hidden dagger
😁
hidden dagger
dont put plastic figurines in your pc please
Also, I think this is worth posting here. (Got it from that Reddit post as well)
GPUs typically reach somewhere between 70-90°C. On extremely high load they can reach up to 100-105°C, but anything above that is really dangerous. At around 120°C GDDR6X chips start to take severe damage and break.
Action figures are typically made of ABS plastic, which has a melting point of around 200°C and an ignition temperature of 466°C as well as PVC plastic, which has a melting point of 75-110°C and an ignition temperature of 435-557°C.
The only thing that can happen with those figures is is that they might melt, but they won't burn. No chance. At best it could shut down the GPU by blocking/shorting contacts with molten pvc.
Facts before fear 😉
sick rivet
Also, I think this is worth posting here. (Got it from that Reddit post as well)...
it should also be noted that you have to have extremely bad cooling to reach these temps, and even then your GPU will thermal throttle before it starts destroying itself.
you should probably check your fans if you're getting 90+, because at those temps you're losing performance to thermal throttling
hidden dagger
Depending on the GPU and location of the temperature, of course.
I remember the memory bridge on a 7900 XTX can easily get to 100-110 (which, IIRC, is the high limit)
But, no cooling issues in my rig! 😁
CPU and Hydro heat plate are hugging one another with Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut and the GPU has it's own side vent in the case to pull fresh air from.
2x 140mm corsair AL fans on bottom intake, 2x2 SL-INF 140's on a push/pull radiator config intake on the side. and 4 top and rear 120mm exhausts (2x SL-INF 120 and 1 Hyte fan that came with the case. Still need to get another SL-INF 120 to replace it.