PIRATA!

This is amazing!! My wild love for Noctua is growing so much that I'm starting to not sell what I actually don't use any more and just collect them. This screwdriver is super cool, and can't wait to see the two variants and the extension for the CPU coolers tightening.

My gosh if this build is nice!! The mobo and case and gpu are considered to go together, meaning the case is built exactly for that motherboard and gpu. I'm interested in understanding of there are other ideas/concepts/cases for similar other builds.

Ouch! Anybody?

Well, I'm finally taking out of the suitcase my case-modding skills for finally going for a vertical GPU mount, but as it will be a custom job, I just need the bare riser cable with no backets or metal frames. What I need is simple: PCIe 4.0 16x 20cm. I need to understand what to look at in these cables specs for getting my hands on one that is: Good and strong, Does not act as a bottleneck on bandwidth and latency, Works like having the GPU directly inserted in motherboard. Any brand/model indication is absolutely pretty appreciated. Thanks!

Uhm...can you elaborate please?

Hello there! I have an issue with my only physical hard disk drive I have installed in my system. Down here a screenshots of some software I ran this afternoon. The drive is a Seagate FireCuda SSHD 2TB [ST2000DX002] that I use just for storage (personal files, photos, music, data, general stuff...) with no games on it or movies. It is not my Windows disk, and it does not have any application installed on it. Two partitions on it: one big one visible in Windows for all the stuff, and a tiny partition at the end of the drive with some bootable rescue stuff. This disk is my main storage disk for everything that I'd like to keep and it is mirrored on my Nas. This setup has been going like this for years with always similar free space like now and never had any issues, but since some months I have started to experience some pretty big lagging, especially when download from the net: when I click onto a link for starting a download, Windows Explorer just freezes, and Chrome doesn't start downloading since it comes back. Similar thing when moving files from a folder into another one, or when I'd like to rename folders: the freezing is not that long, but it is still a thing. I am on Windows 11 now, but had this also before with Windows 10. I hoped was a Windows thing and the upgrade could fix the thing, but it's still there. My computer specs are: CPU: Intel® i7-11700K Motherboard: ASUS ROG STRIX Z590-I GAMING (WI-FI) GPU: ASUS GeForce® RTX 3070 Noctua OC Edition 8GB GDDR6 RAM: Crucial Ballistix RGB 32GB Kit (2x16GB) DDR4-3600 Desktop Gaming Memory (Black) - BL2K16G36C16U4BL Hard Drives: Seagate FireCuda 520 SSD 500GB [ZP500GM30002] OS and Apps ssd Seagate FireCuda 520 SSD 1TB [ZP1000GM30002] Games ssd Seagate FireCuda Solid State Hybrid Drive 2TB (SSHD) [ST2000DX002] Data Storage disk Power Supply: Corsair SF750 Platinum I tried everything: checking for viruses or bad stuff going on the system, tried disabling all the services and starting in safe mode and tried to check for some errors in Windows. Nothing there. Do I have some issues with this disk? Is it too full? Is it too fragmented? I'd like some advise on how to proceed. Thank you.

Hello there everybody, it has been a while. Nice video! In my GeFroce Experience I see it disabled, so I assume I will need the graphics card's new bios and do the same for my motherboard bios. But what about NOCTUA Edition graphic cards by ASUS?!? I can't find any update of bios on the product support page..... Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Amazing rig! I found this post searching for Noctua mods on gpu. I see you have used 2x120 NF-A12x15 fans... How do they perform? Noise? Do you control them directly from the gpu replugging them to stock gpu fan connectors or connected to motherboard? Thanks in advance.

Have received on Monday the new SF750 in substitution from Corsair. It is a 2019xx.. series. Installed it and everything is working good. Just sent back the old one today with the prepaid label. Good job Corsair to all its staff and guys working on this matter.

Thank you very much for your reply and help. I'll get to you next week if I'll not get any reply directly from him. Please, can you advance me the information needed by Corsair from my side? Amazon invoice, my address, PSU serial...something else? Thanks!

Just received mine from Amazon Italy, and my serial number is 19534852000067110125 I sent the email about this to james_logan@corsair.com as suggested for all owners of affected batch 1950/1951/1952/1953 Hope to have a reply soon. I hope to not have to wait too long for receiving the advanced replacement for having my system up and running with the SF750

That is reassuring!! But also for Europe countries? I live in the Old World Said so, I have called Amazon and they told me that the long delay is due to very low (empty?) stock in Amazon's Europe warehouses (the item is sold and shipped by Amazon).

That might me the reason why Amazon is telling me that mine should arrive on the 1st of July. Hope it will not arrive from any faulty lots and without any issues.

Hello to everyone. So for the moment, the only faulty SF750 comes from Singapore and one from New Zealand? Geographically speaking, are there chances that the one in New Zealand could come from the same distribution related to Singapore?

Hey guys! Amazing table the one in OP. I have a problem regarding lengths + resolution/Hz needs. I have a 2560x1440p (16:9) monitor that runs at 165Hz, and need a cable that is at least 18–19 ft long (5.5–6 mt). From the table I see that I should need a 1.3–1.4 Display Port cable....but can't find one that is certified to work!! Do I only have to look at real 1.4 Display Port cable and that is it? Isn't the length a problem?? Thanks.