TobiasD

it shud do fine , temp readouts are bugget atm ,
if the cpu says like 80c just touch the cooler and see if it actually burns you 
many reviewers stated that the cpu reported 80c , but the cooler was just warm to the touch
 
also the cooler is very silent , it uses the cooler master 92mm fans seen on the flippable AIO they have shown off , definitely quality parts

Should be sufficient and similar to Intel factory coolers that come with their CPUs...

My 1700 should arrive next week. I have a bunch of spare AIO coolers lying around, but was planning to just stick with the wraith cooler.
It is only a 65W processor, so I am not concerned at all about the ability of the stock cooler to keep it cool.

shit happens ,
plenty of trains derailed yet we still use em
plenty of cars broke down yet we still use em
plenty of planes crashed yet we still use em
plenty of co-workers killed each other and yet we still use em
 
you get the idea

Got this one too. You won't regret it.

why not look at 34in ultrawides as some can do 100hz with g sync plus it is arguably more immersive  

I agree with Chris, I've got the 460X RGB myself and it is more work. But in my opinion, the compactness and sleekness of it makes it totally worth it.

Its definitely better at building in than the 570x due to that half shroud design but if you really like the case, spending that extra 2 hours on building is definitely worth it.

I agree with Chris, I've got the 460X RGB myself and it is more work. But in my opinion, the compactness and sleekness of it makes it totally worth it.

Well I ordered a white carbon fiber one for my M8. Introduced to dbrand by Marques and thought it was really cool and gave it a shot. Ordered it, and two rather amusing emails from "robots" later, my skin was shipped out. I live in Calgary and it was sent over standard letter mail from Toronto and took three days. I'm a happy customer. Maybe USPS just sucks (not surprised tbh)

Sounds good!

Cable management is my only gripe with the case, other than that it is stunning. Like another person already said, it's worth spending the extra time cable managing to make it look that much cleaner. A semi-modular or fully-modular PSU is a must though as there is limited room for extra cables.

XPS laptops are probably my favorite all-purpose laptops.

If you know you want those parts, why even bother posting this. I don't get the point of your post, sorry.

It's happening!