Is this wise?

[Kisai]

9 minutes ago, amckern said:

I have a 9900 in a Fractal Design: Node 202 and its only being cooled by this: https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B009VCAJ7W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

https://noctua.at/en/products/cpu-cooler-retail/nh-l9i/cpucomp

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Like I said, compromises and proper planning.

[Damascus]

12 hours ago, Kisai said:

https://noctua.at/en/products/cpu-cooler-retail/nh-l9i/cpucomp

 

Like I said, compromises and proper planning.

I literally started my post by telling you what you can do in the real world, gave specific examples of the best coolers, as well as the "tinkerers option"

 

Thank you so much for regurgitating a meaningless response to the most meaningless part of my response 

Edited July 15, 2020 by Damascus
Thought this was aimed at me :/ But yeah dude, you need to acknowledge more than the most basic paper specs. I feel a clear lack of experience with actual ITX builds from you

[khaled2012]

5 hours ago, StrawberryShortCakes said:

So if the itx case can fit something like scythe fuma 2 the cpu should be fine? 

it should be if you dont overclock much. And make sure that the case has at least one intake and at least one outlet fan so that the chipset, ram, m.2 ssd, vram as well as your graphics card get enough air flow to cool down.

[StrawberryShortCakes]

Just now, khaled2012 said:

it should be if you dont overclock much. And make sure the case has at least one intake and at least one outlet fan so that the chipset, ram, m.2 ssd, vram as well as your graphics card get enough air flow to cool down.

Fractal Design Core 500, check my "Silent Cerberus"  I'm using the scythe fuma 2 in it with dual 140mm intakes and a 140 exhaust cpu ryzen R7 3700x oc 4.1ghz on all core tho 58 degrees highest while rendering 3d  printer stuff. 

[amckern]

5 hours ago, Kisai said:

https://noctua.at/en/products/cpu-cooler-retail/nh-l9i/cpucomp

 

Like I said, compromises and proper planning.

It only says prolonged AVX loads. I am only running AVX512 code for around 5 minuets so i don't see any issue with this.

 

http://www.zhlt.info - avx512 beta (i am developing this branch with SvenCoop)

 

CSG	BSP	VIS	RAD	Total Time	Size on disk
BigCave2
3.29	6.35	167.91	202.88	380.43	11,337,728		07.03.2018
3.35	6.41	184.54	210.03	404.33	11,341,824		29.06.2018
3.36	6.41	184.07	211.51	405.35	11,337,728		29.06.2018
3.28	6.41						Fixed Brink
3.27	6.09	158.4	202.3	370.06	11,337,728		Omit & Fast Float
3.37	6.39	160.6	206.33	376.69			size_t
3.25	6.28	161.4	201.46	372.39			Intel
3.29	6.27	161.71	203.03	374.3	11,337,728		Vis - Fiber Off
							I got an i9 9900k so everything is faster anyway
2.11	5.13	86.86	81.9	176			5.21 LTCG Fast Float
2.77	5.86	92.95	339.93	441.51	8,421,376		Initilse Memory in qrad.cpp
2.46	5.9
C1A0
0.57	1.19	2.57	7.58	11.91	909,312		v34
0.45	1.01	2.11	7.21	10.78	909,312		size_t
0.45	0.96	2.11	6.87	10.39
0.45	0.97	2.14	6.96	10.52	909,312
0.43	0.96	2.09	6.82	10.3	909,312		Intel
0.43	0.97	2.13	7.3	10.83	909,312		Svencoop AVX2
0.43	0.97	2.03	7.3	10.73			Egir vis fix

[Mateyyy]

5 hours ago, Kisai said:

https://noctua.at/en/products/cpu-cooler-retail/nh-l9i/cpucomp

 

Like I said, compromises and proper planning.

3950X running at 300MHz+ over base clock during a 25min render, with an NH-L9a.

 

Motherboard-wise? X570I Aorus Pro - six 70A SPS, Strix X570-I - eight 70A SPS, even the cheaper Strix B550-I - eight 50A(?) power stages, more than enough to handle a 3950X without even breaking a sweat.

Sure they're more tightly packed on an ITX board, and you also can't really just throw more power stages because of space constraints again, but they'll run efficiently with the most you can throw inside an ITX case, which is a stock 3950X. Or a PBO 3950X if you've one of those SFF cases with a 120/140/240mm AIO mount, that VRM will have absolutely zero problems.

 

Of course you're not gonna be throwing in an overclocked 10900K pulling 250A of current in a tightly packed SFF build, that'll overload several ATX boards and several 240mm AIOs, but anything other than that (especially anything Zen 2, or Comet Lake i5) will run just fine in an SFF build.