Looking for new case

[Hinjima]

5 minutes ago, chillguy11111 said:

Added a new ssd and 2 more sticks of ram. Still with my old ssd and ram

That might be your problem.  Getting Ryzen 7000 to boot with 4 sticks of RAM is problematic due to the limitation of the memory controller.

This is a known issue.

Remove 2 and try again.

[chillguy11111]

15 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

That might be your problem.  Getting Ryzen 7000 to boot with 4 sticks of RAM is problematic due to the limitation of the memory controller.

This is a known issue.

Remove 2 and try again.

Yeah just did it and it went through. Is there any way to boot with 4 slots or do I just have to cop a refund?

[Hinjima]

1 minute ago, chillguy11111 said:

Yeah just did it and it went through. Is there any way to boot with 4 slots or do I just have to cop a refund?

Knew that would happen

There is no reliable way to get it to boot with 4 sticks.  This is why we have started to see DDR5 in kits of 2x24GB or 2x48 GB, to get more memory with 2 sticks.

Send the RAM back.

32GB is still pleeenty for modern games.

[chillguy11111]

1 minute ago, Hinjima said:

Knew that would happen

There is no reliable way to get it to boot with 4 sticks.  This is why we have started to see DDR5 in kits of 2x24GB or 2x48 GB, to get more memory with 2 sticks.

Send the RAM back.

32GB is still pleeenty for modern games.

Ah ok got it.. I’m pretty sure it’s not normal for the cpu cooler fans to not spin right? At least that’s what mine are doing….

[chillguy11111]

Just now, chillguy11111 said:

Ah ok got it.. I’m pretty sure it’s not normal for the cpu cooler fans to not spin right? At least that’s what mine are doing….

Never mind the fans are stuck on something LOL 

[Hinjima]

Just now, chillguy11111 said:

Never mind the fans are stuck on something LOL 

The fans definitely need to be spinning. 
You fixed it?

[chillguy11111]

16 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

The fans definitely need to be spinning. 
You fixed it?

Fixed it, stupid cable in the way. Thanks alot though man for your help + this beauty of a case. 

[Hinjima]

Just now, chillguy11111 said:

Fixed it, stupid cable in the way. Thanks alot though man for your help + this beauty of a case. 

No Problem   Happy to help.

The case itself is quite large as you noticed but its so beautiful, clean and 'grown up' without all the fancy gamer aesthetics.  I absolutely love it.

Great built quality and the fans are excellent.

Glad you enjoy it.

[chillguy11111]

5 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

No Problem   Happy to help.

The case itself is quite large as you noticed but its so beautiful, clean and 'grown up' without all the fancy gamer aesthetics.  I absolutely love it.

Great built quality and the fans are excellent.

Glad you enjoy it.

Final question I promise... how do i control the rgb? thanks

[Hinjima]

2 minutes ago, chillguy11111 said:

Final question I promise... how do i control the rgb? thanks

Since you have an MSI motherboard you can try https://www.msi.com/Landing/mystic-light-rgb-gaming-pc/

Many people do also use https://signalrgb.com/

[chillguy11111]

update, i have just started experiencing visual artifacts again (on my second monitor), this means that its either the gpu or psu causing it. I dont even know what to do man

[ChrisLoudon]

On 2/27/2025 at 11:10 PM, chillguy11111 said:

What case would people reccomend that is larger than my current one?

You could look at the Lian-Li o11 EVO (XL as well).

 

Its a whopper and not cheap at £200ish.

 

The upright GPU mount solution might be of interest as it fills the side intake slot.

 

The only other downside (after cost) is its such a big case, things can look a little lost unless you have a big AIO or a custom loop to fill it out.

 

You could also look at cases with a vertical GPU mount but from what I've seen, that plus a glass side panel tends to impact thermals. The Hyte Y70 might ne worth a look.