BLIZZARD BOX

[The_One]

My current pc build

 

Mobo: Gigabyte b450 I auros pro WiFi 

Cpu: Ryzen 7 1700 

Ram: Corsair 2x8 16gb 3000mhz vengeance lpx

Storage: Corsair 510 m.2 250gb ssd

Storage: barracuda 1tb 7200rpm 3.5”

Gpu: Rx 480 8gb

Cooler: Corsair h60 aio (paired with)

Fan: Corsair wl120 pro led (white) x2

Case: Silverstone sg13 v2 white edition

Psu: Corsair sfx 600 80+ gold certification

Os: Windows 10 Pro

this is is my first time building a Pc. Let me know what your thoughts are.

[The_One]

And yes I know about the Minecraft hacks lol I’ve had that set since I was 12.

[The_One]

Blizzard box because idle temps are 15c and under load temps are 30c (for the cpu)

[The_One]

13 hours ago, quakeguy said:

Nice cable management!  No pics with the side panels on?  Why is it called Blizzard box, because it is white, or because you play Overwatch, World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, etc.?

And thanks it’s my first time and I wanted it to be the best. Now all I need is an nvidia gtx 1080ti

[jiyeon]

I like it! Great use of all possible space in that small case of yours.

[The_One]

Just now, sowon said:

I like it! Great use of all possible space in that small case of yours.

Thanks a lot! A appreciate the feedback.

[Velcade]

1 hour ago, The_One said:

Blizzard box because idle temps are 15c and under load temps are 30c (for the cpu)

Sub-ambient is pretty insane.  Are you sure?

[Tristerin]

4 hours ago, Velcade said:

Sub-ambient is pretty insane.  Are you sure?

A 59 Fahrenheit room temperature is pretty aggressive I have to agree.  With my 600mm of rad space on a R7 1700 with 10x Arctic P12's in push/pull config @ stock my temps were slightly above ambient at idle (22-24c with 20c room temp)

[The_One]

21 hours ago, Velcade said:

Sub-ambient is pretty insane.  Are you sure?

Yes I’m sure I have a few pics of temps from gpu-z and the temps from the bios aswell. 15c for idle 30c under load. Trying to upload the pictures but it keeps saying -200 error.

[The_One]

17 hours ago, Tristerin said:

A 59 Fahrenheit room temperature is pretty aggressive I have to agree.  With my 600mm of rad space on a R7 1700 with 10x Arctic P12's in push/pull config @ stock my temps were slightly above ambient at idle (22-24c with 20c room temp)

I have my pump runnin at max rpm (4400rpm) so it disperses the heat quickly.

[The_One]

17 hours ago, Tristerin said:

A 59 Fahrenheit room temperature is pretty aggressive I have to agree.  With my 600mm of rad space on a R7 1700 with 10x Arctic P12's in push/pull config @ stock my temps were slightly above ambient at idle (22-24c with 20c room temp)

 

[Tristerin]

4 hours ago, The_One said:

I have my pump runnin at max rpm (4400rpm) so it disperses the heat quickly.

That's not how this works.  Your monitoring software is wrong, or you are in a room that is below 59 degrees Fahrenheit.  Which I suggested could be the case, though quite aggressive in a personal computer room and highly unlikely.  What is the temperature set at in your home?  Might I suggest you are talking to people likely more versed in this subject than you if you are claiming such outrageous temperatures being achieved by an AIO?  Its a nice PC but that's just not how it works.

[Velcade]

4 hours ago, The_One said:

Yes I’m sure I have a few pics of temps from gpu-z and the temps from the bios aswell. 15c for idle 30c under load. Trying to upload the pictures but it keeps saying -200 error.

GPU-Z doesn't monitor CPU temps.  Run Prime95 for a few hours and report back the temps.

 

HW Monitor for CPU temperature

 

Prime95 for under load testing

[The_One]

1 hour ago, Velcade said:

GPU-Z doesn't monitor CPU temps.  Run Prime95 for a few hours and report back the temps.

 

HW Monitor for CPU temperature

 

Prime95 for under load testing

Yes gpu-z does monitor cpu temps as well as gpu temps (under sensors tab). I’ll download the Prime95 and give it a go.

[The_One]

1 hour ago, Velcade said:

GPU-Z doesn't monitor CPU temps.  Run Prime95 for a few hours and report back the temps.

 

HW Monitor for CPU temperature

 

Prime95 for under load testing

I’m working right now so that my temps.

[The_One]

Well I guess since this thread is dead, I’ve actually been building PC’s since 2002. I’ve perfected water cooling among other things. I have roughly +5,100 builds for companies and private users. I’m experienced in servers and have done everything from budget builds to comprehensive crpyto mining warehouses. This was just a small rig I slapped together with some old parts I had laying around. Has since been upgraded for fun. I’ve given it to my brother. If you have any more questions let me know. I’m happy to explain how I reach such unbelievable temperatures.

P.S. the gpu is now a modified EVGA rtx 2070 xc ultra gaming. 

[For Science!]

1 hour ago, The_One said:

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At an average of almost 1 build a day for the last 17 years straight, that is indeed an impressive portfolio. To get 15 degrees idle temperature, how cold does your room need to be? Also is this Tdie or Tctl?

[Blue4130]

6 hours ago, The_One said:

Well I guess since this thread is dead, I’ve actually been building PC’s since 2002. I’ve perfected water cooling among other things. I have roughly +5,100 builds for companies and private users. I’m experienced in servers and have done everything from budget builds to comprehensive crpyto mining warehouses. This was just a small rig I slapped together with some old parts I had laying around. Has since been upgraded for fun. I’ve given it to my brother. If you have any more questions let me know. I’m happy to explain how I reach such unbelievable temperatures.

P.S. the gpu is now a modified EVGA rtx 2070 xc ultra gaming. 

You do understand that it is impossible to go below ambient using an aio or heatsink/fan, right? 

 

Unless your room temp is less than 15'c, your monitoring solution is wrong. 

[Tristerin]

This guy never replied to me so I didn't know this BS was continuing!  Lol

 

6 hours ago, The_One said:

Well I guess since this thread is dead, I’ve actually been building PC’s since 2002. I’ve perfected water cooling among other things. I have roughly +5,100 builds for companies and private users. I’m experienced in servers and have done everything from budget builds to comprehensive crpyto mining warehouses. This was just a small rig I slapped together with some old parts I had laying around. Has since been upgraded for fun. I’ve given it to my brother. If you have any more questions let me know. I’m happy to explain how I reach such unbelievable temperatures.

P.S. the gpu is now a modified EVGA rtx 2070 xc ultra gaming. 

This isn't dead Ive been waiting for you to reply.

 

Your experience, given 

On 9/2/2019 at 7:23 PM, The_One said:

My current pc build

 

*insert your first ever PC pictures*

 

this is is my first time building a Pc. Let me know what your thoughts are.

 

You have single handedly perfected water cooling.  Literally, because no one else can do what you claim to do.  But, you also cant prove them because it isn't possible (#science).  

 

You should:

 

[The_One]

On 9/24/2019 at 7:39 PM, Tristerin said:

This guy never replied to me so I didn't know this BS was continuing!  Lol

 

This isn't dead Ive been waiting for you to reply.

 

Your experience, given 

You have single handedly perfected water cooling.  Literally, because no one else can do what you claim to do.  But, you also cant prove them because it isn't possible (#science).  

 

You should:

I’m sorry that you can’t comprehend how my systems work. This is not b.s. even though you’d probably like that. When I find the time I’ll gladly write an extensive and in depth process on how I reach the temperatures in a 60°-80° room.

I’ll have the system run heaven for a week and I’ll send you the temps.

[Tristerin]

1 hour ago, The_One said:

I’m sorry that you can’t comprehend how my systems work. This is not b.s. even though you’d probably like that. When I find the time I’ll gladly write an extensive and in depth process on how I reach the temperatures in a 60°-80° room.

Even at 60 degree F you cannot achieve 59 F temps.  You, sir, are a liar.  People a lot smarter than you have Youtube videos showing this.  And they get paid by shills like me to click their links.   (Jayz2Cents - I mean unless you are calling him a liar, and his channel false)

 

Make a video, prove us all wrong.  Ill gladly subscribe to your channel, so I can follow a Master at work.

On ‎9‎/‎2‎/‎2019 at 7:23 PM, The_One said:

My current pc build

 

Quote

 

this is is my first time building a Pc. Let me know what your thoughts are.

 

 

On ‎9‎/‎24‎/‎2019 at 12:41 PM, The_One said:

Well I guess since this thread is dead, I’ve actually been building PC’s since 2002. I’ve perfected water cooling among other things. I have roughly +5,100 builds for companies and private users. I’m experienced in servers and have done everything from budget builds to comprehensive crpyto mining warehouses. This was just a small rig I slapped together with some old parts I had laying around. Has since been upgraded for fun. I’ve given it to my brother. If you have any more questions let me know. I’m happy to explain how I reach such unbelievable temperatures.

P.S. the gpu is now a modified EVGA rtx 2070 xc ultra gaming. 

 

Keep it up Broprah Winfrey.  At that point you must be giving away PCs like she does cars.

 

 

[Velcade]

On 9/4/2019 at 1:10 PM, Velcade said:

GPU-Z doesn't monitor CPU temps.  Run Prime95 for a few hours and report back the temps.

 

HW Monitor for CPU temperature

 

Prime95 for under load testing

@The_One Not dead.  Just waiting for the resutls of Prime95

[CamTechCorner]

this post is great because of people like you @Tristerin forgot you wrote the book on stuff like this and if one other person has same ideals as you, you seem to idolize them or if not refer everything you work off of them as they have to be right. (jayztwocents) many times in blogs jay has mentioned he has been shown new technology or layouts that revise the way he builds. nothing is absolute. take stuff with more of an open mind.

[The_One]

4 hours ago, Tristerin said:

Even at 60 degree F you cannot achieve 59 F temps.  You, sir, are a liar.  People a lot smarter than you have Youtube videos showing this.  And they get paid by shills like me to click their links.   (Jayz2Cents - I mean unless you are calling him a liar, and his channel false)

 

Make a video, prove us all wrong.  Ill gladly subscribe to your channel, so I can follow a Master at work.

 

 

 

Keep it up Broprah Winfrey.  At that point you must be giving away PCs like she does cars.

 

 

Someone sounds a little jealous. I’m going to run prime95 first for this respectful gentleman. And I have this to my little brother because he can’t afford a new system. You don’t know me bud. And  jay is a tech reviewer, by all means he can build a Pc (if give him a few years) but he hasn’t studied cooling. There are many factors from the coolant used to the case size. This case I’ve found to be an anomaly and has such amazing cooling capabilities because A. Cable management & B. Case size. In a standard mid-size case, heat has room to sit for a little while keeping temperatures higher. This case is so small and has a lot of room for heat to escape. I’m using a push/pull configuration on the radiator. Maximizing airflow and also dropping temps. Granted the area it is in, is cooler than outside. Cold air is rushing in as fast as it is rushing out.meaning there is no room for the heat to sit. The fans are sitting 1/3 of an inch away from the motherboard, ram, cpu, chipset, m.2, gpu, and the back of the gpu. (I’m trying to dumb this down). I’ll post the rest on why I can get these temps later. I have to get on a call.

[Tristerin]

1 hour ago, CamTechCorner said:

this post is great because of people like you @Tristerin forgot you wrote the book on stuff like this and if one other person has same ideals as you, you seem to idolize them or if not refer everything you work off of them as they have to be right. (jayztwocents) many times in blogs jay has mentioned he has been shown new technology or layouts that revise the way he builds. nothing is absolute. take stuff with more of an open mind.

#science

 

You do realize, he is using an AIO with a 120mm radiator on it.  I have...1 R7 1700 with a 120 AIO in push pull also.  I also have an R7 1700 with 600mm of radiators in push pull on a custom loop.  I also sit in the Cinebench R20 top 10 worldwide overclocks on this specific chip (#7).  So not only do I know the chip, well.  I also know how it acts stock, with voltages, against ambient, etc.

 

But you make this post Great Again by making comments like that.  I got all day, everyday.

 

If he is running 60F (his words not mine) and achieving 59F temps on his CPU. 

On ‎9‎/‎3‎/‎2019 at 3:14 PM, Tristerin said:

A 59 Fahrenheit room temperature is pretty aggressive I have to agree.  With my 600mm of rad space on a R7 1700 with 10x Arctic P12's in push/pull config @ stock my temps were slightly above ambient at idle (22-24c with 20c room temp)

My aggressive OC sits at 25-26c idle.  But it never, and never will, go below ambient unless I chill the water etc etc blah blah blah

 

Then its not a 120mm AIO doing this.  Its not *NOT* achievable.  Its impossible with his setup however.