Yea, I'm actually planning to go for the chromax shield thing.Wow,that looks clean
Yeah as i thought,it is a tight fit xD
Paint the CPU cooler fans white?
Or i would get this.
It would really follow the theme well imo.
I would just leave it at the chromax covers.Yea, I'm actually planning to go for the chromax shield thing.
I'm not gonna paint the fans mate xd
maybe someday I will get the white dampeners for noctua fans, however I'm not sure about that yet
The fit is not that tight actually. It's just that I'm tall and pictures are always taken from a bit too far above.Wow,that looks clean
Yeah as i thought,it is a tight fit xD
Paint the CPU cooler fans white?
Or i would get this.
It would really follow the theme well imo.
Since I live in Poland these things are quite inaccessible for me so I was thinking about sleeving them myself. However that's to be determined soon as the german amazon started delivering here without ridiculous prices on shipping.I would just leave it at the chromax covers.
Also i would grab some psu cable extensions.
Mainly for 24pin connector and GPU power cables.
Something like this.
And thats about it,i wouldnt touch anything else.
Sick pc you have there
As long as you can operate in that area,i would consider it good.The fit is not that tight actually. It's just that I'm tall and pictures are always taken from a bit too far above.
The gap is considerable (about 0,5cm)
Nothing,i just think that the ying-yang look can be improved by those chromax covers for the heatsink.What's wrong with a black and white look?
... kinda have a yin-yang thing going on there.
Yea, I'm waiting for agesa 1.1.9 for my motherboard so i can undervolt my 5800x cause it's hotGood luck with that one. Some chassis have an easier time of V-gpu than others.
Not much more you can do with that one other than:
-Add 2-3 top exhaust fans, but then they interfere with cpu cooling; a single top exhaust doesn't do enough.
-Remove those 2 vertical PCIe covers - should let a little more air through.
It's like that by design.Yea, I'm waiting for agesa 1.1.9 for my motherboard so i can undervolt my 5800x cause it's hot
Imma think about the removal of the vertical bracketsGood luck with that one. Some chassis have an easier time of V-gpu than others.
Not much more you can do with that one other than:
-Add 2-3 top exhaust fans, but then they interfere with cpu cooling; a single top exhaust doesn't do enough.
-Remove those 2 vertical PCIe covers - should let a little more air through.
thanks for the help, imma try it outIt's like that by design.
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AMD views Ryzen 5000 CPU temperatures up to 95C as ‘typical and by design’
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That said, a Vcore offset of 0.01 - 0.03v could help a little. Don't go too high on the offset, because then performance will take a hit.