Ive been having some weird artifacts. I just figured the distance on my cable was causing it, but this makes more sense.FYI newest nVidia drivers from 12/4 started causing strobing on my 4090, had to revert to the Nov version.
It was the really cheap computer for the kid, so no video card. I don't think I would though, unless something showed a drastic temp improvement with it vertical. The airflow path seems like a standard mount would be most beneficial with that slanted fan at the front.did you mount the vid card vertical?
It was the really cheap computer for the kid, so no video card. I don't think I would though, unless something showed a drastic temp improvement with it vertical. The airflow path seems like a standard mount would be most beneficial with that slanted fan at the front.
I will say the default 2 fans are just 3 pin and kind of loud. Those are something I'd replace with Noctua or something. But to me replacing case fans is pretty standard.
how young is this kid he doesn't need a video card?It was the really cheap computer for the kid, so no video card. I don't think I would though, unless something showed a drastic temp improvement with it vertical. The airflow path seems like a standard mount would be most beneficial with that slanted fan at the front.
I will say the default 2 fans are just 3 pin and kind of loud. Those are something I'd replace with Noctua or something. But to me replacing case fans is pretty standard.
No video card is triggering, lol.
It is, I agree. But when the budget is $500 a video card just doesn't exist anymore. It creates an easy upgrade path thoughNo video card is triggering, lol.
I ended up getting a 7900xtx. its fucking huge. in fact has 3 pcie plugs..psu only came with 2. waiting on that now...how young is this kid he doesn't need a video card?
i think more ppl are opening up to vertical mounted videocards, theyre so heavy now, that they crack the pcb at the locking tab. (of course you can just use a video card support)
lulz that L bracket is basically a video card braI ended up getting a 7900xtx. its fucking huge. in fact has 3 pcie plugs..psu only came with 2. waiting on that now...
but yeah, case came with a gpu anti-sag bracket. going to put that on. its just a L shaped support that goes into the MB supports. I also see expansion prop bars people using. or, litterally lego's, etc ha.
or the cases that invert the mob 90degrees so the cards are facing up
I feel like J2C's or LTT did a piece on the 90 orientation being bad for the card? Either way, my case has that 90 degree option where the exhaust will vent out of the side of the case instead of flowing into the rest of the case. In my imagination, that "sounds" better, but ffs, I have 11 fans venting in one direction or another, with the stock fans on the strix 4090 giving a circular flow inside the case. (did a smoke test because I thought the 13900 and the 4090 would be too hot for it /shrug).or the cases that invert the mob 90degrees so the cards are facing up
I feel like J2C's or LTT did a piece on the 90 orientation being bad for the card? Either way, my case has that 90 degree option where the exhaust will vent out of the side of the case instead of flowing into the rest of the case. In my imagination, that "sounds" better, but ffs, I have 11 fans venting in one direction or another, with the stock fans on the strix 4090 giving a circular flow inside the case. (did a smoke test because I thought the 13900 and the 4090 would be too hot for it /shrug).
Stock image - I went with infinity fans and white light.
The essence of the argument issue is the space between the side of the case and the card matters. Thick cards and bad vertical mount placement can lead to restricted airflow through the card and high temps/throttling.I feel like J2C's or LTT did a piece on the 90 orientation being bad for the card? Either way, my case has that 90 degree option where the exhaust will vent out of the side of the case instead of flowing into the rest of the case. In my imagination, that "sounds" better, but ffs, I have 11 fans venting in one direction or another, with the stock fans on the strix 4090 giving a circular flow inside the case. (did a smoke test because I thought the 13900 and the 4090 would be too hot for it /shrug).
I can see that, since the card is basically a big ass wall in the middle of my computer since I just went for a bracket, personally. But the circular airflow comes from the back three fans. I spent hours on this horse shit and only got down a few degrees difference. I came to the conclusion that in my next computer, if I do anything worth a fuck - its going to have to be water cooled cause shit is just getting too big and too hot to air flow properly.The essence of the argument issue is the space between the side of the case and the card matters. Thick cards and bad vertical mount placement can lead to restricted airflow through the card and high temps/throttling.
Yeah, a card like that is ideal for vertical mount in a case that supports it, which unfortunately most do not because of its thickness. Like the Hyte Y60 I have... it's a fantastic case, but the max thickness is 75mm and they strongly recommend leaving at least an extra 15mm so that the fans actually have air to move. Your card is like 70mm thick which would rule that case and most others out immediately. Even some mid-range cards like 7800XT's can be too thick (my AsRock Phantom Gaming is the thinnest of all the premium cards at 50mm, while something like a Sapphire Nitro+ is too thick by a couple mm).I can see that, since the card is basically a big ass wall in the middle of my computer since I just went for a bracket, personally. But the circular airflow comes from the back three fans. I spent hours on this horse shit and only got down a few degrees difference. I came to the conclusion that in my next computer, if I do anything worth a fuck - its going to have to be water cooled cause shit is just getting too big and too hot to air flow properly.
Now that Im home, this is my gaming PC for reference. Even with a bracket, it sags a bit Tmac . (Ya. I need to clean the glass. I have a cat. )
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