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    Barack0bama
    Fisheke got a reaction from Barack0bama in Upsizing to mITX   
    Hey,
     
    I’m sorta proud of it after all, so posting it here. I used to run this hardware in a tiny air cooled DAN A4 case (hence the upsizing). The H210 is a huge case compared to that one. Old hardware for now because I’m holding out for Zen3.
     
    It is my first custom-loop project tho, so there’s probably a lot of rookie mistakes (and mis-buys, but that’s behind us now 🤪).
     
    Case: NZXT H210
    MB: ASRock Z370 Gaming ITX/ac
    CPU: 8700K @ stock speeds with an EK waterblock.
    GPU: Aorus RTX 2080Ti with an EK waterblock.
    Rest: some m.2 SSD and some RAM.
    PSU: Corsair SFX in the basement with Cablemod cables.
    Rads: 1x240mm in the Front, 1x120mm in the back (EK SE’s)
    Fans: 120mms in the front, top and read. The GPU is blocking a second fan on the front-radiator; so there is a slim Noctua in the front-panel hiding as well.
    Res: EK Quantum Kinetic (DCC pump).
    Controlled by an Aquacomputer QUADRO.
     
    What do you guys think? Where did I go wrong?
     



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    Meganter
    Fisheke got a reaction from Meganter in Upsizing to mITX   
    Hey,
     
    I’m sorta proud of it after all, so posting it here. I used to run this hardware in a tiny air cooled DAN A4 case (hence the upsizing). The H210 is a huge case compared to that one. Old hardware for now because I’m holding out for Zen3.
     
    It is my first custom-loop project tho, so there’s probably a lot of rookie mistakes (and mis-buys, but that’s behind us now 🤪).
     
    Case: NZXT H210
    MB: ASRock Z370 Gaming ITX/ac
    CPU: 8700K @ stock speeds with an EK waterblock.
    GPU: Aorus RTX 2080Ti with an EK waterblock.
    Rest: some m.2 SSD and some RAM.
    PSU: Corsair SFX in the basement with Cablemod cables.
    Rads: 1x240mm in the Front, 1x120mm in the back (EK SE’s)
    Fans: 120mms in the front, top and read. The GPU is blocking a second fan on the front-radiator; so there is a slim Noctua in the front-panel hiding as well.
    Res: EK Quantum Kinetic (DCC pump).
    Controlled by an Aquacomputer QUADRO.
     
    What do you guys think? Where did I go wrong?
     



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    BiG StroOnZ
    Fisheke got a reaction from BiG StroOnZ in Upsizing to mITX   
    Hey,
     
    I’m sorta proud of it after all, so posting it here. I used to run this hardware in a tiny air cooled DAN A4 case (hence the upsizing). The H210 is a huge case compared to that one. Old hardware for now because I’m holding out for Zen3.
     
    It is my first custom-loop project tho, so there’s probably a lot of rookie mistakes (and mis-buys, but that’s behind us now 🤪).
     
    Case: NZXT H210
    MB: ASRock Z370 Gaming ITX/ac
    CPU: 8700K @ stock speeds with an EK waterblock.
    GPU: Aorus RTX 2080Ti with an EK waterblock.
    Rest: some m.2 SSD and some RAM.
    PSU: Corsair SFX in the basement with Cablemod cables.
    Rads: 1x240mm in the Front, 1x120mm in the back (EK SE’s)
    Fans: 120mms in the front, top and read. The GPU is blocking a second fan on the front-radiator; so there is a slim Noctua in the front-panel hiding as well.
    Res: EK Quantum Kinetic (DCC pump).
    Controlled by an Aquacomputer QUADRO.
     
    What do you guys think? Where did I go wrong?
     



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    Fasauceome
    Fisheke got a reaction from Fasauceome in Upsizing to mITX   
    Hey,
     
    I’m sorta proud of it after all, so posting it here. I used to run this hardware in a tiny air cooled DAN A4 case (hence the upsizing). The H210 is a huge case compared to that one. Old hardware for now because I’m holding out for Zen3.
     
    It is my first custom-loop project tho, so there’s probably a lot of rookie mistakes (and mis-buys, but that’s behind us now 🤪).
     
    Case: NZXT H210
    MB: ASRock Z370 Gaming ITX/ac
    CPU: 8700K @ stock speeds with an EK waterblock.
    GPU: Aorus RTX 2080Ti with an EK waterblock.
    Rest: some m.2 SSD and some RAM.
    PSU: Corsair SFX in the basement with Cablemod cables.
    Rads: 1x240mm in the Front, 1x120mm in the back (EK SE’s)
    Fans: 120mms in the front, top and read. The GPU is blocking a second fan on the front-radiator; so there is a slim Noctua in the front-panel hiding as well.
    Res: EK Quantum Kinetic (DCC pump).
    Controlled by an Aquacomputer QUADRO.
     
    What do you guys think? Where did I go wrong?
     



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