laza
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Yes. Sorry @Mondas42 Nice rig!
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Oh wow my mistake. Went to bed at 4:30 this morning because I was finishing my build. I’m soo tired : /
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@Snowy Fox That's a dope build! Love the blue!
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I can't really be more proud. The biggest challenge was the CPU cooler since I've messed up the pre-applied thermalpaste and had to take the CPU out of the socket and wipe sides that I couldn't reach when it was in the socket (it's a Ryzen chip so the pressure not to bend a pin was on XD). Specs: Ryzen 5 3600 Asrock B450M Steel Legend 8GB GDDR4 HyperX Fury 3200MHz (2x4) Seagate Barracuda 2TB 7200rpm HDD Kingston 240GB SSD MSI NVidia GTX 1660 Super 6GB Gaming X NZXT H400i Smart be quiet! Pure Power 11 500W CM PSU The SSD is currently upside down, but I'll put a sticker of some sort on it soon!
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Hi! So I've finished my new rig (in an NZXT H400i with 3 fans included (2 intake 1 exhaust)) and it started like a jet engine (fans at 100%). I got the CAM software to turn down those fans and I've put it into silent mode. It's much more quiet now, but I think it's running way hotter than needed. Any suggestions on a good fan curve? Thanks a lot!
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Yeah I have them. They came with the motherboard. But I won't be upgrading in the near future XD
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Yes, I'm using the stock cooler. Will save up for a proper one tho! Will I void my warranty if I undervolt it? I know there's a big warning everytime I get into Master.
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Hi! I've finished my new Ryzen 5 3600 rig, but the CPU seems to struggle with cooling itself. I fired up Cinebench, and opened up RYZEN MASTER and Core Temp, and halfway into the test, I got to 90 degrees! I stopped the test and the temps came back down to 40-49 in idle. (in Core Temp they're get up to 50ish). I messed up the preinstalled thermal paste and had to apply a new one, but I am certain that I've put on enough. Maybe the thermal paste is bad. I don't know what to do, but I won't be gaming any time soon : / Can someone give me some advice on what to do? Thanks a lot!
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Hi! I just got my NZXT H400i and it came with 5 packs of screws: standoff, kb 5*10 screws (which I know are for case fans), 6-32 screw Hexagon, M3*5 Flat and 6-32 screw flat. What sort of screws should I use to secure the motherboard in place? Thanks a lot! Edit : The adequate screws are the 6-32 flat screws.
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Maybe an AIO radiator will do the trick. Thanks a lot! @LogicalDrm
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The main problem that the reviewers are pointing out is that there’s way too much metal in the front (more than there are holes, which both cases have), and I don’t know if 2 140mm fans in front will help reduce the temps by a lot or by a few degrees. Just asking to see if I should try to do something with it or to sell it and save up some money and buy a better case.
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Hi! Does anyone know how to properly cool the Cooler Master Q300L? I’ve watched a bunch of reviews that say it’s an oven when it comes to cooling, but due to a small and expensive PC part market here in my country, I couldn’t have gone with like an In Win 301 or something like that (this was the best option). I have a Ryzen 5 3600 and a GTX 1660 Super. How do I cool them? Thanks a lot!
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I actually found a much better way to hide it - in between the rear fan and the shroud that’s covering my IO there’s a little gap perfect enough for the remaining cable to be neatly tucked away. Thanks so much to all @Konrad_K @mariushm @Lurick @Elements6007
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It’s a pretty small case and realy easy to work in from what I can tell (Cooler Master Q300L). Why I haven’t put in the CPU yet is because it is currently beeing shipped to me, and I really couldn’t wait for it any longer so I decided to pre-route everything and put the GPU and CPU afterwards.
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Great! Thanks!
