compact heath
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15lWQhlDBfnJDzshvEzDcBTnrYWxfvSPH8GAhs1k2O8E/edit?usp=sharing
At this point I've made multiple forum post and I'm pretty happy with the results I got. But to have 32GB ram I'd have to pay a hefty premium new. (At least in Hungary) Any experience with used rams?
lost ledge
use pcpartpicker
compact heath
Can't as some parts don't even show up + incorrect price
coarse current
Can't as some parts don't even show up + incorrect price
you can change change the price
compact heath
That’s not the point guys. For now sheets works fine gets you the same info as part picker I’ll use it next time
flat umbra
Most likely, don’t need that fan pack
compact heath
Most likely, don’t need that fan pack
What would you suggest instead then?
flat umbra
Personally I’d just run the stock case fan and let the cpu cooler and gpu cooler do their thing. CPU isn’t going to be that hot considering its sku. It’s also a mesh case so I don’t think case fans are all that necessary.
compact heath
You do know that there is only 1 exhaust fan that comes with the case right?😅
I'll look into it but I'm sceptical that a single cheap exhaust fan can handle a 3080 with a stock amd cooler
flat umbra
It’s a mesh case, it’s pretty close to running an open air case
If the side was a glass panel then I would get an intake fan
compact heath
It is glass
flat umbra
Was looking at the non tg version
In that case. Only 1 - 2 extra fans will be fine. With the orientation of the GPU in a small form factor the GPU will be pulling air from the bottom anyways.
I’d personally just run it stock with a ryzen 5. The extra case fans will mostly be helping cool the CPU while the GPU pulls air from the bottom
In a microATX form factor. The components will be pulling most of the air themselves
compact heath
Yeah I was thinking of running 2 intake on bottom 1 on front and 2 exhaust on top and 1 stock exhaust at the back
flat umbra
I’m 90% sure you won’t fit 2 fans on the bottom with a 3080
compact heath
I looked at some sources and it can be done
question is where the motherboard sits
in-terms of pcie
But it's mostly at the same spot
Even with a 4090
you can
flat umbra
Fair fair
It’s up to you. I’d rather save the 50$ and go with a dual intake and single outtake. No need for the splitter and I highly doubt that anything will get too hot.
lament wyvern
