#cases-psu-and-cooling
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Oh yee some cases use em as front fans
lancool 215 coolermaster h500/p/m
200 I know, but when Steve started going on about 180s and 210s and 220s my world imploded
Lol
No one click it, scam
Ewww, another scammer
I mean, noise normalized it did really well.
You could replace the 140's with Silentwings or something else quieter.
That is noise normalised for 36 dba
Yes just realized that
It's quite an... un-reasonable look at the acoustics of the case.
Noise Normalized Thermals are the best way to see how good a case will perform.
I don't think seeing how loud it can get is un reasonable tbh
And, TBH, if I wasn't gonna buy the RGB version of the Torrent, I'd buy 3x140mm Silent Wings 3 fans for the bottom intake to reduce noise even further.
Also one of the points of buying the case is it comes with 5 decent fans
Actually... I might not buy the RGB version
And those 180s gonna be hard to replace
yeah. basically by buying replacment fans you are throwing money away
It would be nice to see Noctua make 180mm fans
how much RGB is enough? MORE
There's tasteful RGB, and then there's excessive RGB
Tasteful is when you have a row of fans on the front with RGB, and maybe some RGB RAM.
Excessive is when literally every component has RGB.
Current system I am using has a bunch of RGB but my last build I did had zero RGB
All blackout except Noctua fans
Same with my next build, all blackout except Noctua fans
I don't think I could go all Blackout.
I'm more of a Whiteout kind of guy.
But, White motherboards don't exist anymore.
I thought about doing chromax fans and use the red on the fans and use red PSU cables
That is minimal but looks nice without using RGB
Basically something like this
I honestly can't go back to a classic Black Box anymore.
White builds just look too clean.
That's cleann
And, I pray my EVGA G2 doesn't need to be replaced any time soon so that I can keep using my White Cablemod kit.
Okay not sure if I should put it here or in #building-and-recc-chat but I would like opinions on two cases. Price isnt an issue. I just want honest opinions. It will be my first pc build but I want to make sure I get a nice dual PC case that'll benefit me in the long run. The two cases I am comparing are:
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Corsair Obsidian Series 1000D (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BQG4TM3/?coliid=I7RSKAXTBO0ZY&colid=3FBV5LE8HMYYS&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it)
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Phanteks Enthoo Pro 2 (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0894J31QS/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1)
Because EVGA doesn't seem to make a good PSU anymore that isn't overly flawed or overly expensive.
I got a Carbon and a Black cablemod kit for RMx
@worn wraith Why do you need a Dual PC case?
I got a RM850x and a RM1000i but I most likely will buy another RM850x for my next build
I swear, if he says Streaming. I'm gonna shoot myself in the foot.
lmfao
For streaming and gaming and i prefer not to haul around 2 computer towers if i can put it in one. Plus 3D Animation purposes but that can stay on my laptop maybe xD
The money you are spending for a whole second computer is stupid, you could be spending it on parts for one computer that would work just as great
Just buy a Fractal Design Torrent, load it up with a 5950X, 32GB of RAM, and an RTX 3090.
GG You can stream basically every game known to man at 1080p60
(The stream being 1080p60)
The only time you would need 2 PC's for streaming is if you are doing an Overclocking stream where you need a 2nd PC to capture the footage of you mucking about in the BIOS
Even in 2018 when NVENC was fairly new, it was still better than using CPU encoding.
Also why would you haul around one huge computer when you can haul around one small one...
Do you realize how big those dual system full towers are
And it's definitely better than CPU encoding in 2021
NVENC is just straight up the best way to stream.
No ifs, ands, or buts.
I am fully aware how large a dual system can get. I was just doing some research on my own and obviously not anything good since i still cannot decided on a case. However If all I need is one then I am still interested in getting a dual case in case my fiancee decides to join the PC side then.
Don't bother with a dual case for that purpose...
Just build a whole other rig in it's own case.
Trust me, there's no purpose in buying a dual PC case.
If anything, you'd be better off in just building a Threadripper build and getting 2 GPUS and running an Un-Raid setup with 2 Virtual Machines each with Windows 10 and half of the CPU assigned to each VM.
That'd give you 2 Gamers 1 CPU
Which if you are looking for space efficiency, that's the way to go.
You'll just need to ball hard with a LOT of money for that.
Since you'll likely also need a couple of USB Controller cards, and a hella bonkers PSU to deal with 2 GPUs of a high tier.
Sorry to give you a wall of text here. But it's just not effective to buy a case for Dual PC's inside 1 case.
9 times out of 10 the 2nd PC is Mini-ITX, and the case isn't designed to hold a second GPU in the Mini ITX Rig
So, you are stuck with Integrated Graphics on the 2nd rig.
Which is no-bueno.
Or you could just build 2 small Mini-ITX systems in cases that support full length GPUs
Yeah.
That is the best if you are worried about space and moving systems around
Ye.
Though, my option of 1 Rig, 2 People can also be effective if you can find a case that is small, yet also fits 2 GPUS and a USB Card
Oh, and an Ethernet Card too.
Since the VM's can't share a network adapter.
(I've done extensive research on 2 Gamers 1 CPU options, because I kinda want to do a rig like that for me and my Fiancee)
so I have a new set of research to do.. x.x
Yeah not understanding as i thought i mightve but isnt the dual pc supposed to eliminate the need for two cases? i mean i dont care if we run off the same case.. but is it just not that efficient?
It's seriously inefficient to build 2 rigs inside 1 case.
Because one of the 2 rigs will be handicapped.
There ARE some 2K+ cases that support 2 full sized ATX setups.
But, they are STUPID large.
Large enough to come with wheels on the bottom.
oh ive seen those then.. so in regards to the handicap part, can you elaborate more on that please?
One rig will be a Mini ITX Rig, with no capability to have a Dedicated GPU
Which means it has to use a CPU with an iGPU
And it also comes with the limitations of mITX, which is limited expandability in the future.
Here's a case that can fit two ATX motherboards and PSUs
It's quite stupid.
Just buy 2 separate mATX rigs
If you are so concerned with space savings.
not really concerned with saving space, just more of if i dont have to move two computer i prefer not to. So if a dual system case is pretty much pointless, is there one you would reccommend?
Moving 2 smaller computers is way easier than moving 1 bigass bulky one.
Trust me, I used to have a BIG case. Like, FULL ATX. Not the lame-o ATX Mid-Towers that are so prevalent today. It was HARD to move when I went to college.
2 mATX (Micro ATX) towers would be significantly easier.
And If money is no object, I'd get Sliger Cerberus cases.
Sliger Designs is an OEM/ODM based in the United States specializing in computer cases and systems.
They even can be equipped with a Handle
For easy carrying.
Is it a bit pricey? Yeah, the Cerberus is kinda expensive.
Is it worth every penny? Oh heck yeah.
thats not bad at all 😄
Alright off to do more research! Thank you so much for your input today ^^ Most likely ill be back making sure i got the right equipment xD
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Bitfenix nova mesh se for €50,
Thermaltake versa h15 for €52,
Fractal Focus G for €40,
opinions on which one you would choose, for a friend, am debating if the nova is worth 10 more and i really doubt the h15 is worth 12 more but what do yall think?
Them being more or less the same quality, I'd go for the one that includes the most fans, unless you don't need fans because you hoard them like me.
Fair. Or get some scrap metal and make your own.
If you do go caseless, buy a 2 pin Power Button.
So you don't need a screwdriver every time you want to start the PC.
Good call
They not very tech savvy and want a case lmao
Ye focus g has 2 and others have 1 iirc but they want this
Cuz colour
Granted it's a budget build but i can't tell if mesh or glass
Looks like another meshify c clone
yet to find a link, i mean if the thermals / build quality is okay then 
Does anyone know the manufacturer and model number of the attached case?
Does anyone know the manufacturer and the model number of this case?
Looks like an nzxt case
Thanks I'll look it up
Thanks
@woeful lily also looks a bit like a fractal design define 7
Color scheme is different but the intake on the front looks pretty similar
Checked by nzxt and fractal can't seem to find it but I'll continue to look. Thanks for your input.
Thats a thermaltake case
F31 supressor or something
Basically they made a knockoff of the Define R5
That's why the intake looked like define 7
Pretty sure the case was overpriced and not as high quality as a Define R5
Define R5 was on sale for $110 on amazon but I missed it, wish I picked one up for my server
You mean this link?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/GOLDEN-Magician-Airflow-Pre-installed-Tempered/dp/B08HYR9DGG?ref_=d6k_applink_bb_marketplace
I did find it yes thanks lol
But yeah seems to be mesh
Me too tbh
Kinda sad that it isn't offered in the US...
Well you guys have mx 330 g air and metallic gear neo air
I found a 330 g but not a 330g air

Thanks Cody
How many watts will I need for a GTX 1080, 200w CPU cooler, and a I7 10700f
The cooler doesn't pull 200w... It is simply capable of disappating ~200w of Heat Energy.
Anyways.
I'd probably get an 850W PSU just to be on the safe side. a 750w would probably do though.
Nvidia says a minimum of 500w
A 650w would be fine
That's only for the GPU
It has a 225w max power draw
The nominal total board power of the GTX 1080 is 180W, with a hard limit of about 225 W due to the single 8-pin PCIe aux power connector. On most non-SLI configurations, 500W is okay.
Really? a 1080 only pulls 225w?
Ye
I mean I run a 750 with my pc
So it can't hurt
But on terms of needing anything 550+ is fine
i use an 850w psu with my rig and its still overkill, thinking a 700w psu for that should be fine
1080 uses 225w max
Yeah a 550W would do better than you think, 650W for future proofing. The newer generation uses a lot more power than 10 series and earlier.
Honestly 650w is fine
Anyone know the brand of fans that come in the Phanteks P360A?
Phanteks
Phanteks fans. I don't think you can easily buy more though.
I mean.. I just need a third for a rear exhaust fan..
No you really don't...
It honestly doesn't help at all.
I have a P400A which is nearly identical in thermals.
Those Phanteks RGB ones are easily available
And according to Gamer's Nexus, it actually makes the thermals WORSE to add an exhaust fan.
Wich PSU would be good for a build with a ryzen 7 3700x and a rtx 3080
Idk on exact model but 750w or higher is a good start, 850w couldn't hurt
850W for any 3080 that you plan to overclock. Dem power spikes... No joke
If you aint ocing it it's almost a waste since you can get a good bit more perf for very little work
Yeah, up to 10% more performance if you get a good bin, just left lying on the table
ENERMAX Revolution D.F. 850W https://www.newegg.com/enermax-80-plus-erf650awt-850w/p/1HU-0042-000R0
They double posted btw already sorted fal
Oh I missed that
It's fine lol build chat gets a bit spammed lol
The gpu and cpu will only use 400w not counting ocing, 750 would be fine
Can't hurt to do 850 for future upgrades
But either way it'll run fine
3000 series has large power spikes
Sorry, what i saw was showing minimum power usage. 121w on an oced 3700x
320w on a regular 3080
Still 441
320w not peaking thoo
Not counting ocing
But it's still 310w extra left for spikes and rest of the system
The spikes aren't related to ocing tho
Ik
Easily peak to 380-400w
Still over 200w left for the rest of the system and ocing the gpu
121w is an oced 3700x max
120w-150w ish for rest of system, assuming a 90w 3700x that's 610w
400+120(system)+90 cpu
Will a 750watt psu be enough for a 6800xt and 5900x?
Im also wondering if a 5900x would be worth it over a 5800x for gaming
500 for the 5900x vs 380 for the 5800x
Just gaming, 5800x
Yeah 750w should be g
The rx 6000 don't have nearly close to the power spikes rtx 3000 does
Im thinking of bringing this rig to college instead of my 3090 one so that’s why I’m debating the 5900x
Ohh well if you're gonna do multi threaded tasks etc then go 5900x if you'll utilise the 12 cores
The way the transient loads work you can trigger protections even when you're supposed to be under the maximum load. The 3080 is known to spike upwards of 500W.
Really that high?
I was thinking 425 max
Isn’t that the 3090?
Overrated
There's better cases that come with RGB fans for way less money, as said above it is subjective
P400a, P500a, Lian Li Lancool II Mesh
I'm looking at PSU the Super Flower Leadex Titanium 1600W 80+. Does anyone understand what the disclaimer means?: This item requires a specially designated medical grade power cord, therefore, please refer to the following term :
- Please purchase the PSU from Super Flower official seller store (Medical grade power cord included).
- Do not use this item purchased from other countries.
Does it not come with cables?
ya i'm just confused why it says that in the discription
@wanton briar I was planning on building a server with a AMD EPYC Rome 64 Cores 7702P CPU and 2 or 3 graphics card
I don't know how much power I would need
Why do you need a 7702P?
I probly don't need that
Then you should not buy one as they are around $4000
so if I have a system with 2 graphics cards that each have a recommened wattage of 750 what size psu do I need?
What GPUs are they?
Rx 6800 xt
system requirements say recommened power supply to be 850W does that mean I need dubble that for 2?
Limit how much faith you should have in that thing lol
Yeah they're ok for rough guesses but add about 50-100W to what it says lol
And ignore it completely if you have a 3080/3090
For (most) people you can safely buy a 650w PSU and be fine unless you have a 3080 or 3090
If you have either of those, you are looking at the very least a 750w if you have a Non-Threadripper build.
Why would you need TWO RX 6800XT's in a single rig?
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lets try again... 3080fe and lower has same transients as 6800xt/6900xt more or less. Showing pics in a sec
I see
But the aib models are higher right?
Depends, I'd take a very good guess that most models are in that range as most models follow AMD/Nvidia power spec. You still got a couple 3p cards that go over of course, but idk much about them.
I'd assume transients are like 110w - 140w over the power limit like what seems to usually be the case
3090fe is a bit weirder tho. I checked transients from 1080Ti, 2080Ti, 3080FE, 6800xt, 6900xt; and they all were like that range where as 3090fe was 180w over PL
Ahh fair enough
Ty for the nice info
ye welc
https://www.newegg.com/corsair-tx-m-series-tx550m-550w/p/N82E16817139210 is this a good power supply?
Yes but it's not very well priced
^
Is this psu decent enough?
Hey guys, I have a USB-C port and connector in my case, but not a header on my motherboard. Does anyone know of an extension card, either 1x or 4x that I can put into my motherboard to connect and use the USB-C port?
Then you don't really have any other option unless you buy a USB 3.0 header splitter then you are just wasting money and its messy
Hm
or a USB 2.0 to USB 3.0 then using the USB 3.0 to Type C and not only is that messy, its slow and a waste of money
I’m surprised there’s no PCIe card for that.
It’s really not.
It's stupid to spend that on a single front USB C header
Cablecc USB 3.1 Front Panel Socket & USB 2.0 to PCI-E Express Card Adapter for Motherboard https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZPZH6N5/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_VYHKNV87ASMKD67TBN5R
Sure maybe for some people, but I’d personally pay to get everything working.
Though I’d get a motherboard that supports it in the first place.
Exactly, if you are looking for that, you are far better spending that money on a motherboard that already has it
That’s definitely a good point.
Why don’t you just get another motherboard that supports it unless you can’t return the one you’re using now.
I’m assuming this is a new motherboard.
I dont really have money for a new mobo right now, I can spare $30 but not really $150 or $200 for an X570 board
You don't need a X570 board
I got my motherboard back in Febuary so this is a little out of the return window
Ah fair enough.
Yeah but if I go for a new motherboard I was going to get an X570
What CPU do you have?
5800x
Wtf has AMD really gotten that far??
There are boards cheaper than the B550-A Gaming that has a USB Type C header
Yeah I wanted it to fit the whte theme of my build though
There werent many that were the same quality and color
- I wanted ASUS because of their history with motherboards
kek
as its my first build, paid for on my minimum wage budget, Id take reliability over a specific model with great performance
uhm
It doesn't matter tbh
A good product will be good, where it comes from doesn't matter
Sticking to just brand alone means you're missing out a lot ngl
and yet it was my first build, information on great motherboards isnt really easily processable without experience before this
That's why this Discord exists
id just watched a bunch of videos to understand everything when I was learning
Yeah, some servers helped me learn a lot
I asked friends and they pointed me towards this board anyways
Ill order this and check it out. Thanks for your help.
If it doesnt work Ill just get a refund
No problem.
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My build is finally coming together, just waiting on my MB to arrive and to pick out a PSU.
The PSU is the area where I could use some help. The last PC I built was long before modular PSUs were popular and I am wanting to find one that will be compatible with my build. Does anyone have any recommendations? Here are my specs
Motherboard: x570 ROG Crosshair VIII Extreme
CPU: 5950x
GPU 1: Gigabyte Aorus Xtreme 3080ti (requires 3 8-pin)
GPU 2: Asus Dual OC 3070 (requires 2 8-pin)
128gb ram
I plan to run 2 sata drives, 3 m.2
I am not finding many that have enough PCI-E power ports
What’s your budget for a PSU?
You could go with a 850w AGF or GF1PE, Revo DF but there are a couple 1000w’s that a priced decently
No budget, just wanting to make sure I buy something that will work out well. My big concern is the number of ports I will need to power vs the number of molex connections on the PSU (unless that is no concern)
Ahh I see
The revolt pro is a good buy right now, I’d go with that
If it’s a bit too much, the A850GF is a good buy or the Leadex III 850w
thank you so much, I will check these out!
Np 👍
On the seasonic you posted, I see there are 5 8-pin cpu/pci-e ports.
my GPUs will need 5 8pin connections, and the motherboard has 2 more 8pin connections at the top. Does this mean I would have to find a PSU that offers 7 cpu/pci-e ports? or could I split them?
You will need a PSU that has 5 PCIe ports for GPU and 2 for the CPU
thank you, yeah that's what is becoming tricky trying to locate
You have 5 CPU/PCIe ports on it
So
@mystic bough @odd rapids There are two decently powered GPUs here, not one. 3080Ti 5ms transients are about 500w and 3070 5ms transients are about 350w. Plus the 5950x which is about 150w average max load (no data on transients) and then the rest of the system which is probs near 90w. Totals out to 1090w, which would be 1000w PSU area (good PSUs can do 10% overload just fine). So basically, dont go 850w
Fair
Oh two GPU’s?
Wait hold on… I must have skipped that part
That’s why they said 5x8-pin connectors 😂😂
I thought I was losing my marbles
The only reason for the 2nd gpu is to display a 5th monitor, unfortunately the 3080ti can only run 4 displays (even though there are 8 ports on the card). The MB does have 2 Thunderbolt 4 ports (and 2 DP in ports so the TB4 can run monitors)... but I was told since it would be coming from the 3080ti I would still be limited to 4 monitors unless I add a second GPU
unfortunately the 3080ti can only run 4 displays
That doesnt seem correct. There wouldnt be a reason to add so many video ports if you couldnt use them
I cant test as I can only hook up four displays tho
nVidia spec says the 3000 series can only support 4 monitors
it sucks because 3 of them are only going to be 1080
If I went with intel I could have ran a 5th one via the internal graphics, however I went for AMD so now I am in this pickle
Can if really only support 4?
I figured it'd be much more than that
Which 4 is more than enough for most people
Just surprising
Awesome, thank you!
Hm, minor difficulties now. Have three DP and two HDMI on my card but all the extra monitors Im trying to hook up are basically HDMI/DVI/VGA. Going to be interesting seeing if I can find adapters
Welp, talk about losing in a sad way. Have no DP to HDMI converters, only have one monitor that accepts DP, so now I cant fill the two video ports to test this out.
thank you so much for taking the time though!
maybe part of my solution would be to sell the 3070 and buy an ultrawide with it - running 2 gpus seems like more pain than it is worth
Even if you need a second GPU, getting a used 710 is probs better then keeping the 3070
This is the side panel I painted. I finished the bulk of it yesterday.
I only have the eyes and some detailing to go.
is this better suited for build pics?
Hand painted? Not bad at all
Yeah, brushed. Thank you.
Either channel, or both
Funny because I actually tried to spray-paint it, but the color I made was too dark.
The four colors I used were Titanium White, Sap Green, and two blues: Cerulean and Ultramarine.
Considering the extent of my skill is spray paint and stencils, you've done very well
thank you, i'm happy with progress
I'm honestly much more adjusted to canvases. This was a big risk, but it is paying off.
It's the reason I didn't bother with internal RGB lighting.
Yeah painting metal is very different from canvas. Branching out once in a while can be fun, though.
And if I'm being honest, the heat from the PC will help the oil paint dry off faster.
I'm using that to my advantage.
Okay, now I'm finished with it.
Micro ATX ~$100 any recommendations?
Does anyone know what type of cable I would need in order to utilize the bottom two USB ports on my O11 XL? I have the Asus Dark hero motherboard and am already using the only USB3.0 Port
I heard there are some converters you could connect the 3.0 from one place and then another port that goes into the mobo
Like this?
Do you have a USB type C front panel?
Dark Hero has a Type C header, what exactly do you need?
@wanton briar I mean, the O11 XL has 5 ports in the front. In the top there are 2x USB 2.0 I believe and 1x is USB C.
What type ports do you need to plug in?
The bottom ones
3.0
So you are using your only 3.0 header already then?
Correct
You are able to use a splitter like this
@wanton briar looks good, thanks 
That will likely not give you USB 3.0 speeds on all ports though.
If you need 3.0 speeds on all ports, you will likely need some form of expansion card.
does anyone know some good inverted ITX cases?
my desk only has space on the left side
and there isnt much room for an atx build
I am looking at the be quiet! Dark Power 12 1000W PSU. How many 8pin pcie connections can it actually power? I see it has 4 12pin ports on it, does that mean it is limited to powering only 4 8pin connections? Or does it actually power 6 8pin connections?
Great PSU choice, lemme check for ya
Honestly, the layout is confusing me lol
I have seen people mention they run multiple gpus on this, so I have no idea
I like how quiet this psu is, but I agree the layout is confusing. I wish they went with 8pin connections so it's easier to understand
Yeah, I’m not sure how to determine that
I’m gonna let someone else help ya with that lol
hey thank you
It has 4 pcie cables with a total of 8 connectors. Depending on what GPUs you're using and at what power limit, you might be able to use all 8 or you might be limited to the 4.
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I am wondering if the product dimensions of these two products are correct:
https://www.newegg.ca/chenbro-rm41300-f1-black/p/N82E16811123177
https://www.newegg.ca/chenbro-rm42300-f/p/N82E16811123153
I think some dimensions might be swapped, but I'm not entirely sure
Check on the manufacturers website
Lol
Ye
Should’ve got the torrent when I had the chance 👿
what are some of the best cases? out of curiosity
I was looking at it yeah, its pretty nice
P400a, p500a, 4000D 5000D 7000D Airflow
not a fan of the white version though for 5000d AF
Lian Li Lancool 2 Mesh
There really are no "best cases"
There's many very good cases though
which is why I asked for some of the "best" lol, but yeah. I'm just bored throwing together a random ass USD based build on PCPP.
best case scenario 
my favorite case is the TT Versa H18 TG
not a best case but it's got some decent features
reminds me of the Deepcool Matrexx 55 Mesh
kind of
I'll bet it's a clone of the thermaltake
in appearance at least
atx version is Core G21
among others that share the design characteristics
So I was able to get a RTX 3080 Ti, now I need a more powerful PSU, any suggestions on ones that are efficient, and affordable?
Are you in the us ?
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/wp66Mp/phanteks-revolt-pro-850-w-80-gold-certified-fully-modular-atx-power-supply-ph-p1000gc something like this would be ideal though
It’s just picking Powersupplies can be so confusing, since the one I thought I got at first would be pretty good, but apparently it’s not, since I thought the main things that matter are the standard and wattage.
Certification* not standard
you can just go by this for the simple explanation
https://linustechtips.com/topic/1116640-psucultists-psu-tier-list/
PSU Tier List 4.0 rev. 14.8 Last Update: 27-07-2021 Legend : Gray - EoL/obsolete and/or otherwise not recommended for purchase. Green - small form-factor (gold and blue colors are disregarded due to scarcity of SFX PSUs) Gold - best units in the tier (includes requirements for blue color in tier ...
Yeah I tried using it but I don’t know if the links work, or I have to find the model number.
?
you just control-f to find PSUs
they don't link PSUs within the sheet
A-gf, Revolution D.F., and Revolt pro are all Tier A for example
kink 
is there a spreadsheet or osmething of the prices of all the units on the tier list?
:)
api too annoying afaik
msrp at least
it's just tedious to go through all the units in a tier to find the cheapest one, ofc at any given time the price fluctuates
I mean, it's usually just a few that almost always stands out
phanteks amp, a-gf, revo d.f., focus gx, RMx, for example, check 5 and you're most of the way there
There is a spreadsheet for the LTT tier list, yep
Made by the same person who made the tier list on LTT
not w prices tho
Some do, very inaccurate though
just list the release msrp that's enough for me
not in unit index, and unit links only pcpp links..?
It's called pcpartpicker.com
Usually the cheapest is msi agf or phanteks amp or enernax revolution d.f. for a tier anyway
I’d just use PCPP to do so but https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eL0893Ramlwk6E3s3uSvH1_juom7SMG5SCNzP2Uov8w/htmlview#gid=1719706335
If you go to #24, “PSUGuru’s PSU Database” then it’ll show average price for Corsair PSU’s, EVGA and whatever else
But PCPP is a good way to look for current pricing
Making builds with older parts it doesn't work
It valued an 8700k at like 350 I think the other day
Well duh, its MSRP is $312 so why would it be worth $250?? ||/s||
What's the recommended wattage for an Nvidia 3090?
1000w
Looks like I'm canceling an order...
What did you order?
Ahh yeah
Are you in the US ye?
Correct
1 sec
@narrow prism ^
One of those should do
Bit nicer quality but only single rail
850w would probably work fine depending on the rest of system, but G3 is meh
Ocp too high set
G3 has issues with over current protection (3090 will trip)
No?
It's set to like 180% or smth
I'm only going to have a Ryzen 7 5800x for CPU
143%, still way too high, should be like 120%
Yeah too much
Sorry i misread this(meant the 3090 should trip the psu but that one probs wouldn't)
With a 5800x, 850w should be okay for 5800x+3090 tbh, 3090 is only gonna do like 500w peaks
Assuming the card isn't like kp
True but the revolt pro 1000w is like 5$ more than the rmx 850w anyway 
Plus I'm only using it for gaming, no crypto mining or video editing
I mean, Revo d.f. 850w is kinda like 120$
Well crypto actually uses a lot less power
Yeah, Crypto if done right uses LESS power than Gaming.
Msi agf 850w is 110 atm
Ye, most miners will run it at like 60% PL
Both works
Oh yea
By the way
Otp is set really high on G3 too
180c
Jesus
Whatttt
Note to Self: Never buy a G3 EVGA PSU
@tender rapids found your problem with the g3 you had
Also Another Note To Self: Pat myself on the back for buying a G2
I'm a proud owner of a G3 and it hasn't caught on fire
yet.
Rommys fried mobo and ram iirc
Sad
Yikes
Mine has been running for more than a year, although I'm pulling like 500w max on a 750w unit
That's a nice amount of headroom
Welp, that's why I tell people not to get what I have :p
I’m a proud owner of a Phanteks AMP
I'm proud owner of enermax revolution d.f.
@fierce pivot Lol my new PSU just did the same thing
Fried something?
Fried my motherboard after two weeks of working
What psu?
Gamemax 850W
Ahh
Really sucks
Never cheap out on a psu
Getting a new mobo today tho
Did you try claim the mobo against gamemax?
Would highly recommend rmaing the psu anyway
I haven’t
Rma it lol
Any more trustworthy PSUs? Any recs?
Usa?
Yeah
Msi agf
Phanteks amp
Enermax revolution d.f.
Heck depending on your parts, a segotep gp 600w
I’m actually wondering if I should go up to like 1000W cause I’ve got a 3080 ti
Ohhh ehh any of the 3 i listed above(bar the 600w segotep) would be enough in 850w
Depending on what the cpu is?
An i9 10900
10900F specifically
Thank you
Np
Wouldn’t do G3, OTP and OPP set too high
Apparently some people reported their 1000w’s dying after OPP was triggered and also heard popping noises
Aris reported his unit died during OPP testing as well
Jeez
I’m assuming that’s something that can be changed by downloading a tool from the manufacturer?
Unless you're Gigabyte and are being almost forced to give out free revised units because of catastrophic issues
There's an exception that confirms the rule or something like that
Gigabyte has to physically change the ocp triggering points for their p-gm fix, which probably won't even fix the blowing up issue
Not sure where to ask about this... What is everyone's thoughts on this cable mod kit? https://tinyurl.com/yx6h8ht6
Get the classic CableMod look for less with the CableMod Classic ModMesh Cable Extension Kit. This selection of cable extensions attach to your power supply’s existing cables, and includes two 8-pin PCI-e cables. An assortment of all black cable combs is also included, offering an outstanding value for builders looking
Jus tnot sure I want to splurge on asiahorse
Only get extensions don't get custom cables, has to be too specific
that's what it is! sorry
Extensions are fine ye
is the corsair rm psu any good cause it relatively cheap
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It’s cheap rn in the states
It’s an alright PSU and for the price rn in USD, good buy
Only the 650w one is* 750w and 850w are trash prices
Rm 650w is decent at it's price now
It's fine just incase the look at 750w instead or something
Yep
a gf is good for all of us
Msi agf is usually cheapest a tier in most countries tbf
anyone know when the lian li q58 is coming out
I would love to have a gf
Maybe soon i get a gf
buy it off amazon, it's cheap rn
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08PDZQZN2/
750w is nais price too
Opinions? This is on a power supply.
A buddy of mine is saying that, that obviously damaged SMD is just fine lol
@scenic lance looks like a burnt resistor
At this point, the resistor is unable to resist the flow of current forced through by the excessive voltage and the resistor breaks down. When a resistor breaks down, current typically flows through the burnt resistor without any resistance and thereby passes unchecked. Other components in the circuit may become damaged from the excess current flowing through.
The only thing I'd replace on a psu is maybe a fan. Any other diy fix risks taking other components worth alot more than a psu with it imho. @scenic lance
That's a zener diode, idk what the gunk around it is for, but looks like some kind of potting?
What psu is this? Why is your buddy poking around the insides?
He got it for free with a used case he bought. Im not sure why he opened it though
I told him not to use it and convinced him, but then he went ahead and sold it to a guy without saying anything
Previously used psu is
in general
Does the Corsair 5000D support a 420mm aio?
No, 280/360 max
Check out the fractal torrent
Nice that'll do it
Big chungus, if you will
Who else is here because the pc giveaway
inb4 corsair makes 9000D
yeah
it wouldn't fit in a compact car's trunk if that's so
unless it's a hatch or you put it on the rear seats
All three of my 1600 t2's, an 850 t2, all of my supermicro and HP server psus came from ebay/amazon used, no fire yet
- ironically the only psu problem I have is my 850w seasonic prime ultra that trips ocp at 450w lol
Just don't buy from a sketchy seller, especially if they don't know how to ship properly.
Good quality server units are an exception of course. Those are made to last forever.
I actually killed an hp 750w plat common slot using it to power a 1kw brushless motor and varying the throttle too quickly, no idea how
yes joined tonight
Lol me too, I'd probably commit war crimes for that pc
only warcrimes?
thats rookie against what i would do
Lol
Well I wouldn't kill for a pc like that but it would be a shame if I lost the thing cus I've never had a pc
Okay guys! I'm in the market for a case. What's y'all's favorites?
O11's are nice and spacious. I would browse this page to see what you like aesthetically. https://pcpartpicker.com/builds/
im using a phanteks p500a and it's really nice. the cable management is nice to work with too
In order of preference, p500a digital/lian li lancool mesh ii/215, p500a/corsair 5000d airflow, p400a digital, p400a/Corsair 4000d airflow, p360a
is this 3 pack of fans good enough for the Corsair iCUE 4000X ATX mid tower?
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/FCvqqs/cooler-master-sickleflow-62-cfm-120-mm-fans-3-pack-mfx-b2dn-183pa-r1
I really wouldn't get the 4000x
And it already comes with 4 fans which is plenty anyway
oh ok
Is small pc is good like mini atx or mid tower is batter
This is my pc
I am thinking to minimize my set up
Anyone can advise me
You're looking for micro atx cases?
Well micro atx will take up the same amount of length and width, just less height than a compact atx
If you want to save space(not vertical)
You kinda have to go itx
Itx spenive fho
Ok thank u
Damn, i hope you win one of the pcs bruh, the other 2 are mineee! Lol
As long as i get something of value i don't care who gets what
Cool, what if you don't
This pissed me off. I can't connect the USB cable because the case didn't allow space for it.
time to take out the dremel
I actually did Google how expensive those tools are... Kinda pricy, lol
whats a good cooler for the i5-10600KF
anyone running a BeQuiet pure base 500dx? looking to do a white and black build, wondering how difficult the front mesh would be to remove and paint. meshify2 compact and Lian Li lancool 2 mesh are also on my list.
Anyone here try putting a gpu 240 radiator on the side of a 5000D case?
probably a lot
Im just curious if a gpu 240 radiator can fit on the side, while also having fans on the front? I skimmed through photos online and couldnt find any examples of a radiator on the side.
I can't be sure but it looks like there's enough room for such from the product images to me
Yeahh thats what Im thinking but I wanted to be sure before I went through the hastle of ordering it, waiting for it, then it not working XD
I think especially from this perspective it looks like enough room
and these fans could be moved to the right a little
Yeah thats that photo I was looking at!
I mean I guess if anything, there are fans that are smaller than 120 right?
I could put smaller fans on the front if it does take up to much room
yo u guyz are so lucky, i have some waste pc
i have frikin gt710
and 8gb ram which is better than the older lapotp i had
I probably wouldn't put smaller fans in it, but I have thought about 92mm fans stretched across 120mm mounts
it doesnt come with them so its not like i would have a bunch of fans go to waste
a^2+b^2=c^2...which means...
a 92mm fan could stretch across a 130mm gap
quick maffs
:^)
I have a couple of 92mms lol I could probably try it out with something
but not with me and it's best to leave them mounted where they are
https://www.ebay.com/itm/182362214574 looks like you could get some used cheap
@fierce pivot i trust your input.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/X7WHPV what case should I get for my workstation? I was thinking of doing an open air case but my cat might change my mind.
- You dont need an X570 motherboard, can get the same perfomance from a B550 board
- Cases: Lian Li Lancool 2 Mesh/Lancool 215, Phanteks P500A/P400A, Corsair 4000D/5000D Airflow, Cooler Master TD500 Mesh
Im reusing the X570. Everything on there i already own
oh right. well then, the cases I listed
Is everything else bought ? Those prices are ehhh
Ohh nvm
I'd go p500a digital
I changed the GPU to the price i paid. But everything else has gone up quite a bit since I purchased it
Like the ram for example is 100$ more than what I paid including tax 😬
Fair enough
Prices are wonky these days
shareing is careing
so gimme
lol
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I could give you my old pc, it has an epic dual core cpu :D
Everyone's favourite case?
My favs are, Corsair 4000D/5000D/7000D, all Airflow version, Lian Li O11D/O11D XL, Phanteks P300A/360A/400A/500A and lastly, Fractal Design Meshify C and Focus G
All good airflow cases
my pc is the acer predator g3-605 it is uggly no rgb D:
Only a couple of favs then 😂 you built in many of them
I haven't built in any, but I judge from detailed reviews
Fair enough, what case you got
would yall recommend the 4000d rgb? or should I just go with an airflow?
I wouldn't recommend the 4000x, which is what you're thinking of
I'd go with the 4000d airflow or the phanteks p400a digital, if you want some rgb fans
Don't
Don’t what?
Do not
Do not add rgb?
What full ATX cases would anyone recommend with good airflow for around $100?
Don't
By full atx do you mean regular atx or extended?
Regular atx you can do something like corsair 4000d or meshify c
Extended is a bit more complicated
nice case? I am going to add 3 more fans to the front and take the stock front fan and make it exhaust on the top https://pcpartpicker.com/product/bCYQzy/corsair-4000d-airflow-atx-mid-tower-case-cc-9011200-ww
yes
epic
Imo just get a p400a digital but ueaj
Is the cooling difference between the Corsair 5000D and the Lian Li 011 Dynamic XL a huge margin to where I should probably just get the 5000D for air cooling?
Or is the Dynamic XL still great?
For air cooling, o11 is just kinda bad
O11 won't support any good air coolers, like d15 and drp4 won't fit in an o11
And it's just not really designed for air cooling
Okee thank you. You made that choice easier then
Grab 5000d airflow tho
Yeah I'm going to :)
Gud
The 5000D airflow is one of the best cases i have worked with and it has a lot of room and great cable management space and designed to have the shroud in the front portion can be swapped with a different style for better airflow if you have a 360mm rad if you cant place it in the top
this^
i loved the 5000d ever since i first saw it. it was my dream case lol and i finally got it and damn, its such a sexy case. and a dream to work with
Hi all, I'm looking to put together a small-scale PC that will live in my living room and connect to my TV to view photos, do some streaming and surfing. I'm planning to use parts from my existing systems and would like to get a small and clean case (black preferably). I will most likely use my old b450m mainboard, Ryzen 5 3500x and a separate low-end graphics card. Do you have any recommendations for a case for that use case?
What size is your motherboard
Wait nvm i see it sorry
So looking for a Matx case
So here is a cheap matx case that appears to have decent airflow as well with a removable dust filter https://www.newegg.com/black-fractal-design-core-1000-micro-atx-mid-tower/p/N82E16811352032
Thanks! With the matx board, is it possible to get significantly smaller? Like half the size of the one you linked?
You could go Mini ITX but you would have to buy a new motherboard.
Yeah but you will need to get a new mini itx mobo and it can get pricey and a pain to work with
Only mATX cases that are more compact either are very very expensive or ones that I would not recommend
Yeah^^
Okay, fair point, thanks!
I'll need to figure out a way to get it mostly out of view. Aesthetics and such ;)
Don't wanna go overboard with cost
Yeah and plus the case i provided is a case that you can place on carpet (highly highly not recommended still) but if ya have a cabinet to hide it and hide some cables and do wireless periphs then your set for a hidden pc
if anyone is wondering about the corsair 680x, it’s a great case, i love it
its so ugly tho 😫
4000d airflow then
yeah lmao
Does anybody know the psu shroud dimensions for the thermaltake h200 tg snow rgb? asking for a friend because he wants to buy one of those covers from v1 tech. can't find the dimensions
Just measure it
It fits standard ATX form factor so go by that
That's a tier C unit, I wouldn't use it for anything above a 3060 ti
Well im using it for a 3060
but its fine right?
It'll be fine yeah but I can probably find you a cheaper unit that's a higher tier
No way you need that much power for a 3060 unless you're running a dual socket server
Could you find me one then?
Low B instead of C and cheaper
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/BtrYcf/evga-b5-650-w-80-bronze-certified-fully-modular-atx-power-supply-220-b5-0650-v1
i wish we knew more about the B5
so thats good for a 3060 and an i5-11400f
More than you need for that still, but it'll do just fine

If anything it'll just be quieter under load because it's not running close to capacity
Ok
4000d airflow also nice option
4000d*
Anyone know if you can fit big size cpu air coolers(like the NH-D15) in the NR200?
you need to look at the case specs on the case web page
but I seriously doubt it
that case is best suited to a 240/280mm AIO
Gotcha tyty
Bc I was planning to build pc for college and was choosing between a mid atx or a mini itx
are you building from scratch? or do yu have some parts already?
cos I think a NR200 build would be best.
Ty
No it's to tall, if you put the case into https://pcpartpicker.com/list and then go into coolers, you'll see which ones fit
Nr200 or ssupd meshilicous
For itx imo
Opinion on this psu @fierce pivot ?
Helping someone who has it
They want to mine so I'm making sure their psu wont explode
@blissful thistle hcg bronze is meh, shouldn't blow up but don't expect much from it
Same tier
Kk
What budget
not more than 100 euro
but
BUT
but it should have the height more than 43 cm
and the width more than 22cm
cuz i have a special space for my pc in my desk
i found one
MUSETEX Phantom Black ATX Mid-Tower Case with USB 3.0 and 6 ×120mm ARGB Fans, Tempered Glass Panels Gaming PC Case Computer Chassis(G05MN6-HB)
Can't really vouch for musetex but you do you
okk
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bye bye... Lol
NR200P MAX. comes with 850W PSU, 280mm AIO pre installed and cable managed, for $350. Amazing
Quite nice
Nr200 is like 70?
Mostly because it only takes sfx-L PSUs
yes, but 850w SFX psu and 280mm AIO
Had smooth brain noment
Is ok
kept an 11900 cool just fine. Check out Gear Seekers Video
Wait 850w sfx psu? There's not 1 on pcpp 
pcpp?
Oo really interesting claims for the aio
It claims support for lga1700
Although it's probably just separate mounting, since Noctua did say lga1700 was different from lga1200, but it doesn't claim support for am5 yet
oh.. case also comes with a gen 4 PCIe riser
this one comes with the casee
But yea pretty neat
I like it
The custom work (custom length tubes and wires) is worth the little extra over buying everything separate I'd say
Nvm compatibility weird probs
Nice psu
Ohh nice
Ohh thsy spensive
right? and its pre installed and cable managed. literally took the dude on GS 15 minues to build in it
That is cool
Yea, quite a neat thing
can I swap a Corsair RM750 with a Corsair RM1000x without swapping all the cables?
Compatibility chart is here, 24pin is different from old RM
https://www.corsair.com/us/en/psu-cable-compatibility
so I could leave EPS? that's the headache I'm trying to avoid
supposed to be the same cable but it's usually not that much of a hassle
generally 24pin is a bigger hassle because of how hard it is to put in/out
That's neat, although this is my mobile view ;-; no scroll to left lol
top mounted rad makes it extremely difficult to work around and I'd rather not have to remove it if possible
same, this is why I came here to ask hahaha
here ya go
sad
for that matter, I would only have to swap 24 pin right? that's no prob
can avoid SATA and PCIe troubles
Ty, wait so rm uses type 3 and type 4?
very confusing chart lol
corsair is dumb
raddd
Just to be sure, is this good enough for a 3060 and an i5-11400f? https://pcpartpicker.com/product/BtrYcf/evga-b5-650-w-80-bronze-certified-fully-modular-atx-power-supply-220-b5-0650-v1
I've asked before but I want multiple opinions
"only difference"
It'll do grand yes
Great
can someone suggest me a good ATX case under 60 dollars
thanks
P400a without RGB fans is like $75
you guys are really helpful
does anybody happen to have a 2021 corsair Rm850x with an EVGA FTW3 3080ti setup? If so, did you have to order a 3rd pci-e cable for the gpu or did you use the 2 it comes with, plus daisy chain?
it comes with 2 pcie cables, each with 2 6+2 connectors
urs?
Yes 🥲
pre vbios flash that is
Problem is even with a 500W vbios I'm still limited to about 400W because it thinks it's getting power from the nonexistent third 8 pin
Holy damn, thing is gonna make your gigabyte PSU go pop
ouch trash 3090. give it to me to "dispose" it and get a new one
JK ofc
I made 2 go pop
Bahaha of course you did
Ahhhhh makes sense
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Did anyone else have a really hard time deciding on a case?
Right now I am sitting on a complete build, all boxed up and ready to go, I'm just having a really hard time making the decision as to which box this system will live in. So many options. Lian Li O11D XL, Phanteks 719, corsair 7000x, Cosmo c700m - what sucks is the case I think I would be most happy with is the lian li v3000+ but that doesn't release until November - and there is no way I am waiting longer for this build to be finished lol
the corsair 7000d is not good. Same cooling as the 5000d. avoid
I saw reviews of the 719 and reviewers were not impressed with its practical aspects.
Welll that's unless you're doing custom loop
I would go 7000d airflow if you're doing a custom loop, otherwise phanteks p500a
Or 5000d airflow if you like the look of that better and are okay adding some moar fans
🙂 thank you for the suggestions, I will check these out! I forgot to mention this is going to be an E-Atx build and I have a 360 aio from nzxt.
you need to then check the physical dimenions of your motherboard and see if the cases you selected will fit them, because EATX is not a standard,
7000D is huge boi
5000d airflow and p500a support e atx afaik
And both have 360mm top mounting support for your aio, but I'd buy an ek rgb, arctic liquid ii or lian li Galahad instead
Nzxt aios are meh
And expensive
it's 12.0" x 10.9" and super super super heavy. I have never had a mb that weighted this much before
Why such a chonky motherboard?
I bought the AIO a year ago and it has been sitting in the box this whole time, so it is way past the return date. I plan to top mount it (which was the reason I ended up passing on the Lancool II case, because it would not fit at the top)
Fair enough, both p500a and 5000d airflow can top mount it tho
I was not expecting this to weigh so much until it came in the mail. it is the new x570 board from asus the crosshair viii extreme
I will check out the p500a though for sure
I would also return that if possible
nah, I was looking forward to this board since may. I like that it has TB4 built onto the io, and can run 5 m.2 without taking up a pcie slot
Ahh if you need the thunderbolt that's fair enough
that board is not taller than ATX, just a bit wider, should fit in MOST atx cases
oh good to know!
I went with the 4000D airflow. temps under load never go over 60 degrees. running 3900x and 2080 super atm
That highly depends on what cpu cooler your using and what 2080 super lol
AMD 5800x and 32 gb of ram, how do i know how many watts i need
What graphics card
i havent got one yet
im guessing after knowing what gpu i have, i should get a psu for those requirements
Well what you aiming for?

