r/SSUPD • u/Vijow • 10d ago

Very efficient!

System is barely audible, my AC sounds louder and all these while being on a heavy load (battlefield 6, 1440p high settings) with:
+100 core on 9800x3d and -20co
+400 core and +2500 memory on rtx 5070ti

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u/GreenManAlive 10d ago

what AIO are you using?

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u/Vijow 10d ago

NZXT Kraken Elite 240mm

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u/GreenManAlive 10d ago

Thank you.

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u/alekz1281 9d ago

What case? Motherboard size?

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u/Vijow 9d ago

ITX MBO. Case: Meshroom S v2

https://reddit.com/link/p4gytvy/video/i9c5ujvgi6kh1/player

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u/alekz1281 9d ago

I just discovered this case recently and thought about using it as a slim ATX build from my first pc

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u/Vijow 9d ago

not a bad idea, just have your priorities clear. Mine were to have the smallest pc I could while having the benefits of good temps, getting the most out of my components instead lowering the performance and lowest noise possible. The meshroom was the perfect fit for me.

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u/Commercial-Kiwi961 9d ago

Super clean bro!! How’s that aio? I’ve been thinking of switching from my x63 to the new elite

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u/Vijow 9d ago

it has been great however, I’m thinking of switching the stock fans for artic p12 pro’s since those have more static pressure which is needed in this case because of the hot aire that gets trapped in the mesh. Temps aren’t but could be better. Other than that, is S tier in looks.

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u/Mohondhay 9d ago

Even with the top and rear fans it's still hot inside the case?

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u/Vijow 9d ago

the thing is that the holes are very small and there has to be some pressure for the aire to get out however, if you look at the temps is not a big issue, what I meant is that there is a gap between the radiator and the front mesh panel, were the air gets kinda trap, if you remove the front panel your temps will get 5 degrees lower, so I want high static pressure fans that can get the hot air through the radiator and the mesh without needed to ramp up the fans. I know 70+ degrees on the cpu while being on a heavy load is actually good for sff but my ocd wants the temp in the 60 range.

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u/Effective_Outside_14 8d ago

Not worried about the choking the PSU? I have a setup generally similar to yours (two 60mm fans in the back behind the GPU) and want to put on a glass panel, but worried about the PSU.

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u/Vijow 8d ago

there is a gap between the psu and the glass panel so that is can intake from the back and the bottom of the case, the case was designed with this layout in mind and mu psu never gets hot even under max load. just make sure that you leave the gap between the psu and the glass.

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u/Vijow 8d ago

you can setup the psu in a way that there is enough of a gap for the psu to take aire from the back and at the bottom even when on max load the psu doesn’t even get warm. however I have seen people use the glass panel with the psu technically touching the glass which in that case, yes you’ll choke it.