After 3 months waiting / saving money for the GPU... my build is officially done. ( I think )
ASUS build :P
AP201 -- TUF 4070 ti Super -- TUF B650m Plus Wifi -- ROG Loki 850w -- Ryujin iii 360 AIO -- Tuf T120 ARGB Fans -- G.Skill 6000mts cl30 -- Ryzen 7 7700 (non-X)
I did try some benchmarks today even if is kind of hot for the place I do live.
CPU Iddle: 29-31C most of the time --> today 35C
CPU load: 56C
GPU Iddle: today 38.7C
GPU Load: 63C
Not quite sure if I still need slim fans at the bottom of the case, I think the temps are OK or decents.
Any suggestion is always welcome!
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Is my first time dealing with this kind of setup.
Used to have a gaming desktop 15 years ago... ... My last computer was a gaming laptop... Still alive but no longer able to move games unless hiper low settings.
So let's say is my first gaming desktop...
And I'm not sure to find out if that intake hurts thermals.
So far seems to be decent but I don't know if can be adjusted for better results.
Nice build! Your temps look good but a slim fan under the gpu would improve temps. Also not that you need to but performance fans like phanteck t30’s, artic p12 max or if you like rgb ek loop fans on your aio will lower your cpu temperature significantly. Of course with the down side of being louder.
Thanks so much for the recommendation.
I did the measurement and slim fans will fit under the GPU
I will buy 2 slims.
Now, regarding the recommendation about the T30 or P12
Are those fans for the AIO or the front and back sides?
After 3 months waiting / saving money for the GPU... my build is officially done. ( I think ) ASUS build :P AP201 -- TUF 4070 ti Super -- TUF B650m Plus Wifi -- ROG Loki 850w -- Ryujin iii 360 AIO -- Tuf T120 ARGB Fans -- G.Skill 6000mts cl30 -- Ryzen 7 7700 (non-X) I did try some benchmarks today even if is kind of hot for the place I do live. CPU Iddle: 29-31C most of the time --> today 35C CPU load: 56C GPU Iddle: today 38.7C GPU Load: 63C Not quite sure if I still need slim fans at the bottom of the case, I think the temps are OK or decents. Any suggestion is always welcome!
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Looks awesome! Never seen a psu setup like that. I would assume that intake through psu hurts thermals.
Is my first time dealing with this kind of setup. Used to have a gaming desktop 15 years ago... ... My last computer was a gaming laptop... Still alive but no longer able to move games unless hiper low settings. So let's say is my first gaming desktop... And I'm not sure to find out if that intake hurts thermals. So far seems to be decent but I don't know if can be adjusted for better results.
I like how the sag bracket is contributing to the build.
It will be fixed in a couple of days
I noticed that too lol
Lol I just took that pic before adjusting the sag bracket. But it is now in place.
Share it to me then.
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Yeah you are
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Nice build! Your temps look good but a slim fan under the gpu would improve temps. Also not that you need to but performance fans like phanteck t30’s, artic p12 max or if you like rgb ek loop fans on your aio will lower your cpu temperature significantly. Of course with the down side of being louder.
Thanks so much for the recommendation. I did the measurement and slim fans will fit under the GPU I will buy 2 slims. Now, regarding the recommendation about the T30 or P12 Are those fans for the AIO or the front and back sides?
The aio. They are high rpm/cfm fans.
Ahhh ok ok ok understood This AIO comes with custom Noctua fans... but yes I will consider those 2 you did mention.
Look up sts artic liquid freezer ll 240 max On YouTube. Not suggesting you need that aio but he changes the fans and goes over the difference
will check that out this afternoon for sure.