I love C14S paired with NF-A12x25 performance in my NCase M1. But looking back, I get shivers everytime I get reminded of its installation. I can imagine its way more frightening to install it in a case this small.
I had asked about this on your other video, but I figured I'd ask again. Do you think there is any merit in deshrouding the GPU and running some case fans as exhaust for an inverted reference setup like this?
Something I did with mine was use paper to block the motherboard side panel and the bottom panel of all air flow. This forced the case exhaust fan to pull fresh air from only the top panel bringing the GPU thermals down even more.
The Corsair SF750 Platinum has been shown to deliver more than 750W but isn’t officially rated for more than 750, it’s a good option if you are running a lower powered CPU (Intel non-K or Ryzen 5) in conjunction with your 3090. For 850W- I am currently using the Lian Li SP850, but the fan noise is bursty like the original Cooler Master SFX units. I prefer the new/current Cooler Master SFX 850 which are pretty good, also check out the GM850 from EVGA.
@mwint1982 sf750 basically handles anything on the market if you're not overclocking. Only setup I wouldn't run it is probably 13900k + 4090 or 3090ti as those gpu have stupid high tdp. I ran a 12700k and 6800xt on an sf600 for like a year. Moved to an sf750 when I got my 4080 just to be safe.
@@MachinesMore I would strongly recommend against the SP850, check out the hardware busters review. Aris (the guy behind Cybenetics), found an actually dangerous design flaw. Could literally result in fires.
I love C14S paired with NF-A12x25 performance in my NCase M1.
But looking back, I get shivers everytime I get reminded of its installation.
I can imagine its way more frightening to install it in a case this small.
I had asked about this on your other video, but I figured I'd ask again. Do you think there is any merit in deshrouding the GPU and running some case fans as exhaust for an inverted reference setup like this?
Incredible presentation, you're my new favorite presenter. Very thorough, clear, intelligent. Nice work. Subbed.
Hi, just a quick question does the evga 3080 xc3 fit in the reference T1?
I stuffed it in the Meshlicious with a push pull setup slim 140mm on top :)
I had to fit in my c14s with the tips facing the io last month and GOD I wished I’d had this video back then 😅
I'm considering the c14s in a cerberus x workstation with the 7950x3d...enough heat sink?
Just curious if you noticed the wide shots of you at the desk are soft and out of focus… It’s been that way for the past few videos
Now to fit a t30 on the c14s. This is what I did and having it as exhaust really helped with gpu temps.
will this fit in segotep pular light v2 cae pls tell me!!
Something I did with mine was use paper to block the motherboard side panel and the bottom panel of all air flow. This forced the case exhaust fan to pull fresh air from only the top panel bringing the GPU thermals down even more.
Best small ff PSU that can still run a 3090? Thanks :)
The Corsair SF750 Platinum has been shown to deliver more than 750W but isn’t officially rated for more than 750, it’s a good option if you are running a lower powered CPU (Intel non-K or Ryzen 5) in conjunction with your 3090. For 850W- I am currently using the Lian Li SP850, but the fan noise is bursty like the original Cooler Master SFX units. I prefer the new/current Cooler Master SFX 850 which are pretty good, also check out the GM850 from EVGA.
@@MachinesMore awesome. Ty sir!
@mwint1982 sf750 basically handles anything on the market if you're not overclocking. Only setup I wouldn't run it is probably 13900k + 4090 or 3090ti as those gpu have stupid high tdp. I ran a 12700k and 6800xt on an sf600 for like a year. Moved to an sf750 when I got my 4080 just to be safe.
@@MrDutch1e thanks. I think I need an even smaller psu, I'm trying to reuse the aurora r11 case. Just for fun
@@MachinesMore I would strongly recommend against the SP850, check out the hardware busters review. Aris (the guy behind Cybenetics), found an actually dangerous design flaw. Could literally result in fires.
Oh yeah...