I don't know that GSkill ever said it was all B-Die or not. I can't imagine that bargain kit is. Im sure someone will grab one and report later. Im curious as to what the thought process is behind a lot of the SKUs GSkill has with the Neo line. Like some are obvious speed/latency improvements or...
I think my kit was $280'ish when I bought it. Right at the peak of DDR4 inflation, lol. I did think about grabbing another 2x8 kit and running 4 sticks, but I haven't really seen any reports on what the upper limits of 4x8 setups are yet.
Yep I've seen people get 3600 CL14 out of these kits at...
I have the GTZRX version of that kit now running with a 1700 & C6H. I just really wanted to get to 32GB and still have the memory as close to fabric clock sweet spot as possible. Without breaking the bank. I bought my B-Die when it was at absurd prices, so they've already gouged me once. I may...
For those of you like me that were waiting on Trident Z Neo, they're starting to crop up on the web in Australian and German websites.
https://www.megabuy.com.au/gskill-m48213.html?keywords=neo&pfrom=&pto=&sort=4d
https://www.eyo.com.au/search_results.php?search_term=neo&x=0&y=0
Looks like...
Might also want to check how you have the pump connected and if you have a BIOS/Corsair Link speed control setting conflict at the pump. Could also explain why you can use it sometimes just fine and then it spikes the temp quickly.
For example if you have the BIOS set to a custom power curve...
Thanks everyone for all the info so far. Been watching silently in preparation for my build in a month or two.
And for the people a little hesitant about the water cooling, I did my first setup a few years ago. It may sound intimidating, but it's not as bad or risky once you just start doing...
We just moved into a new house. New construction. Lots of fun things to do in addition to unpacking. For example, yesterday I "mowed" the "lawn" with a weed eater. And by "lawn" I mean a bunch of dirt with baby weed trees everywhere because they haven't layed our sod yet lol
Also doesn't help...
One thing I forgot to add and dnavas mentioned was rad orientation with the hoses at the back of the case when using a 360/420 rad AIO cooler.
While I can't say for sure with other AIO coolers, I do know that I couldn't use the rear case fan if I did it with the H115i. The hoses were just too...
That's kind of why I was thinking inverted ATX might be a good solution. I'm thinking that by the time you route out of the pedestal, up into the main case, and then do any kind of cable-fu inside the main case to reach standard ATX located SATA ports or make the cabling look good, it's going to...
Sure. I won't be home for a few days but I can take a look as soon as I get back. Can probably just pop the top bay cover out and reach it easy enough.
I have done the top fans as intakes before. It's not absolutely terrible to deal with if your PC is sitting somewhere not open to the room on...
Just thinking out loud here, but tossing around the idea of doing something like this.
Historically I have been driven toward full tower cases mostly because of the amount of storage drives I use in my main rig. Lately I've been thinking it might be a feasible solution to go with a much...
Probably a little late to the party, but I have the Enthoo Luxe non tempered glass. Here's some thoughts that might help you a bit.
Pros:
Plenty of room for AIO cooling. Push/Pull 240/280 rads work fine with standard 25mm thickness fans up top. Haven't tried 38mm thickness fans in push/pull...
Lately I've resorted to going to B&M's to pick up my drives in full retail boxes. Started doing that a few years back because it seemed like Newegg got a whole truckload of bad OEM drives or hired a terrible fork driver. Either one of those two happened or I had the worst streak of bad hardware...
I'd be curious if all of them are full eATX or some hit the 10.5" mark. Lots of typical cases out there that can take those. I loved my Magnum M8, but it's just way too much case without a serious custom loop. I have the Enthoo Luxe now and it will easily house a 10.5" eATX board with my H115i...
Thanks for the quick review. Still on the fence whether to go threadripper or not but if I went the 8 core route I was really looking at the Strix X370.
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