Installed this recently and I’m idling at 52 - 62 degrees. This is around 10-15 degrees higher than my kraken 240 AIO.
I have a 9800x3d with curve optimiser (-30 all core)
I’m really disappointed as I expected better temps.
All the pics of this show the AIO tubes mounted at the bottom of the cpu block and mine is at the top.
Would this be having a negative effect?
I was fitting a new GPU 12V 2x6 cable, so I thought I’d see if I could tidy up the cable management a bit. I’m pretty happy with how it turned out.
For anyone that is curious. The extra fan that is mounted above the PSU on magnetic feet drops GPU temps by as much as 5’c during a benchmark run.
I wanted to build the ultimate "Console Killer" for the living room something with a tiny footprint but enough desktop power to push 4K 120Hz gameplay. Using the unique Minisforum BD895i SE (Mobile Desktop) motherboard, we packed a Ryzen 9 8945HX and an RX 9060 XT into this stealthy DeepCool mesh chassis. Total build cost: RM5,111/$1200.
We hook the final build up to the Sony Bravia X90H (55-inch) to test out the 4K VRR and ALLM features with Cyberpunk 2077
The Specs:
• Motherboard/CPU: MINISFORUM BD895i SE ITX MODT (AMD Ryzen 9 8945HX)
• GPU: XFX Swift Radeon RX 9060 XT OC Dual Fan Gaming 16GB GDDR6
• Memory: Kingston ValueRAM DDR5 SO-DIMM 16GB (8GBx2) 4800MHz
• Case: Deepcool CH170 Digital ITX
• CPU Cooling : Arctic P12 Pro PWM 3000rpm
• Power Supply: be quiet! SFX-L 80PLUS Gold SFX
• Controller: Fantech One Piece Gear 5 Edition
• Display: 55" Sony Bravia X90H (4K 120Hz / VRR / ALLM)
buenas! Hace unos días la bomba empezó a hacer este ruido, ya probé moviendo el gabinete, con golpesitos y demás, que puede ser? Tiene menos de 6 meses.
Arreglado, saqué el AIO, puse un disipador apagado, prendí el AIO, moví todo como desquiciado y de la nada paró
plugged them into my pc via the sata sable + the 4pin into the 4pin fan1 port in the mobo, cant get ANY of them to turn on, would rlly be a shame if they were all duds, am i missing something in setting them up?