r/HAVNGlobal

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Hey everyone,
I just finished mounting my GPU vertically, but something looks off. It doesn't seem to sit parallel with the glass panel or the airflow fans below it. I can't tell if the bracket is sagging under the weight or if I just aligned something wrong during the install.
Has anyone dealt with a vertical mount leaning outward or sitting at an angle? Not sure how to confirm if it’s seated correctly.

3 weeks ago or so I finally made the move into the HS420 VGPU, but forgot to share to the official sub, sorry fellas!

Although I'm late to the party, I finally finished my Havn BF360 Flow buildout with the following specs. Overall, building in this case was a breeze, and I look forward to future iterations (hopefully one with a solid side-panel option, please). I plan to follow up with thermals at some point, including a comparison to the Fractal Torrent.

AMD 9950x3d
Nvidia RTX 5090 FE
Asus 870e HERO Motherboard
64gb Trident Z5 Neo DDR5-6000 CL26
2TB Corsair T705 Gen5 NVMe SSD
Seasonic GX-1200w PSU
CableMod RT-Series ModMesh
Corsair Nautilus 360mm AIO

I opted to use all HAVN fans for the build...
2x 180mm Intake
1x 140mm exhaust (rear)
3x 120mm exhaust (top)

Now I just need a slightly longer 12vhwpr cable, in order to clean up the cable management job on the backside. For those curious, no the power cable does not touch the GPU.

I just cant stop staring at this shit 20 times a day. theres really no other case that even comes close to what HAVN did with this 😂

Pulled an Aorus mobo and a Corsair Titan LCD AIO from a PC I was flipping and swapped them in. Looks better but still probably will end up with a Tryx Panorama at some point.

First every PC build, went big with it but there is one thing i would change. The first thing i knew i wanted was the Havn HS420 case, the moment i saw it i knew i would use it. It is way bigger and heavier than i thought. The my main purpose of this build was to have a solid PC for gaming and something to last me for a good few years going forward. It has Asus Geforce RTX 5070Ti, 32GB Corsair low latency RAM, MSI motherboard & 850w power supply, and an NZXT watercooler, all probably a bit overkill and mismatched but is what it is. Being a PC, i will upgrade and swap out parts. I had to be careful with budget having build this in the great RAMpocolipse. The last thing i budgeted for was fans and my god was i caught off guard by prices for solid RGB fans. I bought a bunch of Arctic non RGB 140 mm fans as i know the 420 fits them, but I decided i wanted RGB's, particularly the Lian Li look, and found these 120 mm Asia Horse fans on Amazon for waaay cheaper (£20 for 3 whereas Lian Li was £25+ each). The fans make the build look a bit off compared to all the other build here which are sporting 140 mm's, but i will upgrade them later. Otherwise, I am quite happy with this dark knight of a build. Even has Lewis Hamiltons W11 chilling in there. Thoughts? Go easy, i'm new to this.

Hi, Just finished this blackout classic build with Noctua Chromax air cooling.

Havn bf 360 is hard to come by in Canada, so I brought this with me from Europe.

CPU: Ryzen 9950 X3D
RAM: DDR5 64GB 6000 CL28
Graphics Card: RTX 5090
SSD: 2TB Samsung 9100 Pro
Mainboard: Asus X870E ProArt
PSU: BeQuiet 1200W
Cooling: Noctua CPU and chassus fans

Edit: It will get a second dedicated medical graphics card for a diagnostic monitor as its my home office workstation, but it definitely has a private gaming account on it.

I swapped my pc back into my doom case cuz one the evo xl is a good case but at the same time I do like all white builds but they do get kind of repetitive but with this one I can still fit 420 rads 140 fans and it’s still very spacey plus the car itself looks sick

Finally got around to moving my personal rig from my old case into this setup.

Kept my solid DDR4 base with the Ryzen 7 5800X3D.

It definitely wasn't a drop-in upgrade, though.
I really wanted/NEEDED a vertical GPU mount (I've never treated myself to a good looking pc) for that clean look, but I had to break out the angle grinder on the mounting bracket. It was hitting a motherboard header, so I had to cut it down to make everything fit properly.

Also, a heads-up for anyone else doing this: connecting all 11 of these Lian Li fans was absolute wiring hell. Despite that nightmare, the L-Connect software is surprisingly decent for me, not as bad as everyone says.

Regarding the cost of the main chassis components, all in all

Case
Fans
Fanhub
AIO

for 600€ flat

Here are the full specs of the build as it sits now:

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D
• RAM: 128GB DDR4 3600 Corsair Vengeance RGB
• PSU: Lian Li Edge 1300W
• Fans: 7x 140MM Lian Li Inf Reverse fan, 4x 140MM Lian Li Inf fan
• AIO: Arctic Liquid Freezer III 420mm
• GPU: NVIDIA RTX 5080 ASUS TUF

Overall, I'm super happy with how it turned out. The temps are great, gpu goes into 0rpm mode on light games, and valorant for some reason. CPU temps did hit thermal throttleing with a be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 5, dont get that, ever, the fan spun to like 1600 rpm and didnt cool sufficiently

I had a case swap done from the Corsair 4000x to the HAVN HS420 non VGPU. Also upgraded my fans to the Lian Li TL wireless fans and the cooler is the Lian Li hydroshift 2 .

I was previously hitting 95-100 degrees celsius when gaming and video editing. Now my temps don’t pass 50-60 while editing in 4k and playing games on max settings!

Absolutely in love with this case!

CPU - i5-13600K
GPU - 4070 ti
RAM - 32gb Corsair dominator

Finally got the bits together to get this done.
I initially built it with an Alphacool D5 pump/res (last pic) but wanted something a bit different.

I came across a Bitspower CR803 combo that ticked all the boxes. Fits nicely along the floor of the case. Given the clearance below the GPU the trick was to find a mounting solution that didn't involve VHB tape or drilling through the case itself. The result is some 2mm thick neodymium washer style magnets with some rubber covers. A row of 6 of these are screwed in to the res and hold it in place nicely.

Another good find are the tube brackets from Radikult that hold a nice 90 in soft tubing.

I'm just wondering now if I want to light the res up. The official light kit is about £100 from Bitspower so no way I'm using that. It would also be too thick under the res itself.

More details here:
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/b/WWmrxr

my 1st Havn and it's awesome...

Was setting up my new GPU and noticed that's it's sagging a little bit...

Everything is fully tightened and whatnot. It doesn't come across well on camera because I did a bad job taking the picture, but irl the GPU is definitely not at 0°

Is this safe? Is there anything I can do to fix it?