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Hello all, I may be a bit of an NZXT shill but I continue to prefer the clean aesthetic of their hardware over the rest the competition. I'm working on a new build and I'm wanting to watercolor my 3060 on an AIO. While I know it's not necessary to watercolor a 3060, my fans make a very distracting rattling noise every 30 seconds and I really don't like the looks of the GPU itself. I bought the NZXT G12 bracket without realizing there's no good options on 120mm aios. I've seen options from a previous post here about the same thing however the coolers listed were discontinued and are no longer available new. While I understand buying used can be a good bargain I've had issues buying used before and would just prefer to buy new and have a warranty. Does anyone have good recommendations on new 120mm aios compatible with the G12?
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Hey everyone, I am having very sudden freezes and then the entire PC will restart after about 5 seconds of it being frozen. It doesn't give an error message or anything, it will simply go black screen and the entire system will restart. It happens mostly while gaming, but I had it happen one time today after a reboot and no loads were present. I have a NZXT H1 Mini case (V1). The crashes are also becoming more frequent. I had my first one last week, and about once a day until now. Today, it has crashed about 6 times already. I am assuming it is a PSU issue however, I also noticed that while gaming, my GPU was under 95-99% load, but only 65-70 Celsius. To troubleshoot it, I took apart the case and played with it open, and it lasted about 10 minutes before the crash. When it did crash, I saw a yellow/orange light on the mobo, and then it went off, and a red light came on, until it restarted. If it is the PSU, I'm not sure how to really go about replacing it since I believe it is a NZXT proprietary cable and it came with the NZXT H1 case, pre-installed. System Specs: Operating System: Windows 64-Bit, V: 22H2 GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Super, Driver Version: 526.98 Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix X570-I, BIOS Version: 1407 CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-Core Processor Ram: 2x16gb Corsair Ram DDR4 Storage: ADATA 2TB SSD PSU: Came pre-installed with the NZXT H1 V1 case, I believe it is 650W SFX-L (according to their website). Any help/advice would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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Where can I find a Custom NZXT VR Ready PC
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I have 1 F120 RGB and 3 F140 RGB The new RGB controller (AC-CRFR0-B1) is not yet released and not available in Japan So I'm looking for an alternative. Will this work? https://www.ainex.jp/products/rld-spld5fan5/ PS: Self-solved. I've been doing some research and have found an alternative.
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I bougt this kit from CableMod and just to be safe, I would like to know if they are compatible with my NZXT C750. It's actually a Seasonic PSU with NZXT branding according to this review from Toms Hardware (NZXT C Series 750W Power Supply Review | Tom's Hardware (tomshardware.com)). Anyway, I just want to be sure it won't explode. I don't quite understand how compatility list on CableMods website works (Compatibility – CableMod US Store) but they list Seasonic PSU's, so I hope it's ok.
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I have a z590 -a strix mobo 4 sticks of ram and my z53 kraken aio pump tubes are in the way of the ram so I took one stick out I will probably just run the 2 sticks which is fine but for some reason I have convinced myself my aio is in wrong between the official nzxt you tube channel and watching other famous you tubers and what the directions say one of the brackets is different from what they explain to use so the backplate that comes pre installed on the kraken z53 is the intel one and then I will watch the video or read the directions and something is not adding up can someone please give me some insight? thanks
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I think Linus should make a video on this. I think this because its "Modular and semi-modular PSUs that supply all the power needed to support any gaming PC build." He should do a video on it because he has said that this would be a cool idea in his past videos about Framework laptops. He could also test if the following is true: Silent Operation The C Series utilizes DC-DC technology to allow operation to generate less heat to reduce the fan RPM. The FDB silent fan ensures the power supply can silently operate at high load. Capacitors, transformers, and coils have undergone treatment to reduce electromagnetically induced acoustic noise. Compatible and Efficient The C Series fits any case supports ATX PSU, supporting most of the latest NVIDIA 30 series and AMD 6000 series GPUs. Going for the Gold The C Series Gold PSUs are 5% more efficient than the C Series Bronze and the power conversion efficiency reaches 1.5% higher than 80plus Gold Standard at 50% load high line input voltage.
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So I bought a kraken x73 rgb finally but everything is working except the rgb on the fans. Cam software does not detect the fans and detects the pump and logo. I have plugged in everything right as in I plugged the in port in the fans, the out port is plugged into the Nzxt plug that is off of the 3 split cable that is connected to the pump. My motherboard is b450 steel legend latest bios. Picture shows what is plugged in where
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A new build with classic components from MSI, Noctua and NZXT featuring the MSI P45 Platinum with a Q9550S paired with top-of-the-line 4GB 1150MHz DDR2 Reapers and the MSI GTX 465 Golden Edition, in an NZXT S340 Elite with Noctua fans. I decided it was time for a Copper/Brown/White theme and so I put some old hardware to use, including the beautiful P45 Platinum which I pulled from a scrap bin. This is the spiritual successor my original 3-Way SLI GTX 465 rig, but now focused on the ultimate GTX 465 Golden Edition from MSI. This card retains its original firmware and is still a GTX 465, not a GTX 470. Full specs: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550S MSI P45 Platinum (saved from scrap) OCZ Reaper DDR2 1150MHz MSI GTX 465 Golden Edition 1GB Fermi (not flashed) NZXT S340 Elite EVGA 750 G2 80+ Gold Samsung 850 Evo 120GB Cooler Master Seidon 240M (it has LGA775 support) Noctua NF-S12 fans Windows 10 Pro This intention of this build was to relive the GTX 465 experience in 2022 and play old titles that have been sitting in my library forever, such as Far Cry 1 and 2, Just Cause and other classics. It's admittedly tough going back to a 1GB Fermi card after so many years of using my R9 290, R9 380 underwater and an RX 480 in Chile. I hope this quick build log tickles the fancy of the longtime supporters of the original 3-Way SLI rig, namely, @TheSLSAMG@xTrekStorex @vinyldash303 @JoshM@flibberdipper and others whose names have changed since 2014.
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I am currently in the process of upgrading one of my ITX builds. I will be moving the build into a NR200P with a Kraken M22 aio. I was obviously planning on having the M22 bottom mounted, since you can't top mount a radiator in the NR200P and the M22 has a pump within the radiator. From what I know and the information I have found online this should be an acceptable use case. I have been air cool gang and this would be my first use of an AIO and was wanteing to see if there are potential issues and possible corrections for those issues. Thanks in advance for the insight. As long as the aio is properly filled there should be little to no chance of air being trapped in the block? I am not interested in the NR200P MAX as I just don't think the value is there for the current price.
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Hey everyone, I have a Kraken x63 280mm AIO. I have 3 AER RGB fans daisy chained together with the PWM conectors running to a fan header on the back of the case then the daisy chained cable is connected to the pump. Two of the three fans have one blue LED on and the the thrid fan has no lighting. The fans are working. The pump also has no RGB but it is working. CAM recognizes the the fans and the pump but I cant change lighting. I reached out to NZXT yet but they suggested a full install of CAM. That didnt work for me. Any Suggestions? Should I be using an NZXT Fan controller? My build has mixed fans. I am also running 4 LianLi SL fans to a controller hub.
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I am having some questions regarding my first PC I am building. I have an AIO that I need to place in the front of the case and I need to place also the fans in front. My case is an NZXT H510 Flow. How do I point them? I read online Intake or Exhaust but I did not quite got how should I actually point them. My case has already 2 Fans pre installed, one on top and one on the back. Both of them are facing the inside of the case, I think. I can see the NZXT logo. But how do I know if they are Intake or Exhaust? I am following this video and he actually has the same setup I have: Prep: https://youtu.be/Az-XrAtX5XY?t=2498 Installation: https://youtu.be/Az-XrAtX5XY?t=3062 The Fan positioned like that means they are Exhaust right? So I should not do it, as far I understood ... Many many thanks for your help!
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So just about 3 weeks ago I went to Microcenter to buy new build components. I wanted to go Mini-ITX and there's not many choices for cases in that form factor. With the release of the V2 NZXT H1, they've discounted the V1 case to only $209.99. Now all fire-hazards aside, a mini ITX case with power supply, case (obviously), and AIO cooler included for that price is an unbeatable deal. All was well and when I went to build the PC I found that they had already changed over to the new riser cable, fixing any fire hazards, but neglected to include any of the AM4 mounting hardware for the AIO pump. While I wasn't too happy, I quickly realized that I could install the stock AMD cooler on the 5600G I picked up during my shopping earlier in the day. I tried calling their support number only to find they're only open M-F, 9-5. Really not ideal for someone like me who can't really call during work. After hearing that, I opened a support ticket online. 2 days later, the ticket still hasn't advanced in the process. I send a response to the email simply saying "Any progress on this" and get a response from someone about 2 hours later. They ask for more details about my issue, I tell them very clearly "The AM4 AIO mounting hardware/brackets weren't included". several more hours pass... The next day, I get a response with them asking exactly what I need, so I find a picture online of what I believe I need, and didn't hear anything for another couple of days. FINALLY, I'm told that my replacement parts are on the way, standard shipping from CA to MI. Not a quick journey, but by the time we're actually in a place where I have replacement parts, I've owned the case (Reminder: I spent $200 on it!) for 2 weeks. By the time I've moved into my new apartment it'll be 2.5 weeks. Thinking I'll be happy, I get the replacement parts out of the bag -They certainly look the part- and scan the QR code to access the text-based installation instructions. Then I take the PC and remove the stock cooler, re-attatch the radiator to the door, and prep the hardware to finally install the AIO I've been waiting 2.5 weeks to utilize. I screw in the standoffs.....and that's it BECAUSE THEY SENT ME THE WRONG PARTS. Instead of sending me the AM4 mounting hardware for the AIO on an NZXT H1, they sent me the mounting hardware for a gosh darn Kracken! I was left having to re-open a ticket, go buy some new thermal paste for the stock cooler, and just suffering some more. I've utilized the time I've spent on hold with them to type this forum post. You might not be shocked to hear that while they said 8 minutes, it's been almost 25 so far! -
I have a newly built i7-12700F+ASUS Strix B660 and NZXT Kraken X63 AIO. The AIO is 5 years old and have a LGA 1200 bracket (Just ordered 1700 bracket from NZXT) What are the normal temps should I get? Because on casual usage like watching youtube videos, I get a random spike to 70-80C on MSI Afterburner. And in gaming CPU Intensive like Dota2 and CSGO I’m getting also 70-80C
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Hey, ive just upgraded from a 120mm aio to the nzxt kraken x73, now when i turn on the pc i can watch the temps rise to about 112 degrees, then the pc turns itself off. ive pluged in the 3 pin comming from the pump into the cpu fan header, the usb connection into an usb header, the sata cable into the powersupply and all the extra fans into a sys fan header. ive tried changing it arround, putting the 3 pin onto a sys fan or the radiator fans onto the cpu fan header. i have tried shaking the radiator or changing the position to maybe remove air from unwanted positions. in the bios the header i put the pump on shows 0 rpm, ive also tried changing the mode from auto to pwm or changing the speed to full speed. im not an expert and dont know much further thanks for any help -
Hello. I downloaded Roblox on my NZXT BLD Kit PC and it was working for a while as it should. I haven’t had this PC very long (30th of December), and I could play Roblox for a while. All of a sudden one day my PC couldn’t play Roblox and every time it did it would completely reboot my PC. So I waited like two weeks then 2 days ago I got fed up and contacted Roblox support. We exchanged emails and they gave me some tips that did not work until this morning. They told me to go back to before you started having the problem. I did and now I am stuck in a Blue screen loop. Everything I try doesn’t work and it keeps giving me the error code: 0xc0000001 I am quite new to this and really need someone’s help! I tried contacting NZXT support but they are closed so I contacted the emergency line and they just said to get back to them? And windows support doesn’t help and Roblox won’t email me back. I am so confused and really need someone’s help.
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Just our of nowhere, my under load CPU temperatures have gone up to 95 degrees, not below or exceeding of it. It has been decreasing performance allot and Id like to know where to start on troubleshooting. I have had temperature problems since the moment my PC Turned on, with high idle temperatures in the 50s and 60's, but load temps were good under 80 degrees so It didn't matter. Playing my favorite games (Forza, Flight Simulator) The temperatures immediately, just when launching go to 95 degrees. My performance has decreased in the 40% range since Ive noticed the temperature and performance problems. This occurs when video editing in premiere too. I have replaced the cooler before and its made no difference. I have taken off the front panel of the case and it makes no temperature difference. I have also re reapplied thermal paste and resenting the cooler to no difference as well. My GPU (3070TI) Never gets over 55 degrees regularly so the gpu cant be affecting it much. The pump is running at full speed there are any other troubleshooting steps I could take before buying things would be great. So im wondering if Ive always had a bad CPU and now its gotten worse, or the cooler is on its last legs? Thanks CPU - 3600 Cooler - NZXT Kraken M22 Case - NZXT H510 Elite, (2X 140MM Push fans, 2X 120MM Pull fans, one is the CPU Rad) GPU - 3070TI Gigabyte Ram - 3600MHZ 16GB Corsair Vengeance -
This is a NZXT ram stick that I made in SolidWorks (more like Solid-doesn't-work) for fun, and thought I would share it with the community. I think it would look pretty nice in an NZXT motherboard or build! Maybe throw some RGB under the holes? Unsure. Anyways, enjoy :). Inb4 someone makes an airflow joke.
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So yeah, I’m going for a pre build. I know it’s “not the way” but what else can ya do in todays day and age? Anyway I’ve been looking for something small (around the same length and width as an Xbox Series X) and not distracting (minimal RGB lol) and I came across the NZXT H1. For what they offer (despite it being intel and not Ryzen) and the price, it seems pretty respectable and something for me. I have heard about the Riser issue (which should be fixed now) and the Sea Sonic PSU’s not being to great and a fire hazard (don’t know if that’s been fixed yet lol) so I’m not sure if the H1 is still good for today or not. FYI I have like a 4 core pc with a lame GPU so this would be my first ever real pc. Also if anyone has any alternative small form factor pre builds (around $1000 USD) that they can share, that would be nice! thanks!
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So eventually finished my Watercooling system in the NZXT H1, Wasn't too bad Spec - Barrow Pump/Reservoir combo - LTPRPA-04 - EKWB Vector with back plate - Corsair XR5 280mm Radiator - Barrow 90 rotary fittings - Barrow 180 zigzag fittings (Radiator) - Mayhem 10/16 clear tubing - Mayhem X1 fluid - Arctic P14 fans Temps under load - 5600x - 55c - 3070FE - 60c Need to adjust the pump/fan speeds to get the best noise to cooling ratio so probably better temps soon
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HELP MEE PICK ONEEE. I can't decide between the two of this, idk if the NZXT C750 bronze is included in the psu A-tier list. but the huntkey mvp is listed in B-tier.
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A power supply that lacks the fan stop function , if the fan decides to just go bad (maybe the next day maybe 10 years later) I have heard videos of grinding and rattling noises and they were always consistent. They didnt go away wether if its idle or under load (some times both) My question is : IS the rattling noise always consistent? Or can it just happen for like a split second or like 2 seconds then go away for days then repeat after a week or two? It was never consistent according to what my friend described about his cooler master 850W bronze V2. Any ideas?
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Quick question: I have ASUS TUF Gaming GT501 case and I'm upgrading to RTX3080ti Asus LC (AIO 2x140mm fans) and NZXT Kraken Z53 240mm CPU cooler (AIO). I'm seeking advice on how to possition the flow direction of both the coolers. Thanks for your tips in advance!
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Question regarding size! Hello, I am about to build my first PC! I have purchased my motherboard which is a MSI MAG B560M MORTAR. This is a Micro ATX motherboard, and I am about to buy a NZXT H510 elite and I'm wondering if it's going to look terrible as the motherboard is small. I was thinking about mounting my GPU vertically (2060) but I've heard its bad for airflow. I'm going for an aesthetically pleasing PC and I'm not exactly sure how it will turn out! Any advice or pictures of similar pc's would be appreciated!
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flashback will not work on NZXT N7 B550
Nuclearbeat posted a topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
So I have built my first system using these parts; Ryzen 5 5600x NZXT Kraken x53 Trident Z 16gb 3600mhz 3070 Gigabyte Aorus All of these parts went into the NZXT H510i case. So to get started, I built the system and plugged the PSU in only to find out that the cpu and dram debug lights were flashing along with a continuous beep code and I figured I had to update BIOS for the new 5600x. When I tried flashback, using two different USB drives, both formatted to FAT32 and having the bios and only the bios in the drives and renaming it to "creative.rom" per the manual and the flashback light just never turns on, I dont know what to do, Ive tried resetting CMOS, and even reseating the battery along with taking out the CPU and RAM to try to flashback and it still doesnt work. I dont have another CPU to update the BIOS so im stuck looking at my build and not being able to use it.
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