MisterJomo
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Dark Rock Pro 4, MSI z270 me, Ripjaws V and Corsair 270r compatibility
MisterJomo replied to Karlmask's topic in Cooling
I did not remove my board when I upgraded to the Dark Rock Pro 4. It also comes with a screwdriver that is long enough to install it. The height includes the bracket. I believe It's measured from the top of the CPU. -
My first build is almost funded, can someone help?
MisterJomo replied to weeblord's topic in New Builds and Planning
No, Sorry. I mean the front fan on the Dark Rock Pro 4. -
My first build is almost funded, can someone help?
MisterJomo replied to weeblord's topic in New Builds and Planning
Just a heads up, if you do go to the DRP4, the corsair rgb Pro ram will be too tall to use the front fan,though It'll work fine without the front fan. I also upgraded my cpu cooler after my system was built and it wasn't that hard. good luck -
I use the DRP4 on my 2700x and it works great. The Corsair LPX ram is only 31mm high, so you shouldn't have a clearance problem.
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if you don't mind the Noctua colors, this one should fit as well. https://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/FcfmP6/noctua-cpu-cooler-nhu9s
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Noctua's NHU-12s is only 158mm with the fan. The BeQuiet Pure rock is only 155mm.
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Due to my ram height, I'm running my DRP4 the same way. Kyle at Bitwit did a review of the DRP4 where he tried to run it passively. He found no temp difference between 1 or 2 fans.
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I just replaced my Wraith Prism with the Dark rock pro 4. If you take off the first plastic retaining clip and replace it with the DRP4 clip, then do the other one, should should be all set. That'll keep the back plate in place.
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I just installed this cooler with the Corsair RGB Pro's. The cooler covers the first RAM slot. This shouldn't be an issue if you're only using 2 sticks with this board, but you won't be able to mount the cooler's front fan.
