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You should ditch the purple lighting.

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might as well post it again. want to see nice fans.

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What case is that? It looks nice and compact for a full sized atx mobo.

meshify c

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>SeaSonic Focus

MEIN NEGER.

>be me
>me want meshify c
>me can't buy meshify c in my country
>oh well I ship it
>nope.jpg
>shipping tax 140$ (more than the case)
Thank you EU.

Yes boi. I got it for $52 in sale. Pic related has a Seasonic Pri.e Titanium 650w.

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>Damn, you have the same piece of mass-produced consumer electronics that I do! We're soulmates!

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No need for jealousy user. If you get a Seasonic PSU, you'll be invited to the annual Seasonic owners gangbang, orgy, and chili festival as well.

You know a motherboard is low end when they have nothing better than "RoHS" to plaster on it.

You're killing that 9211-8i without active cooling btw. It heats up well above its max operating temperature in a desktop case.

If I remember correctly, it's a chink board from alibaba or similar anyway.

It's a server motherboard from Supermicro. Cost $230 and has more features than 90% of any standard board on the market. Nothing low end about it. Different angle. Older picture
Have a 140mm fan mounted on the side panel that blows directly on it. Been going for almost 2 years without issue

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You must be thinking of someone else

Having LED lighting is almost as homosexual as having bequiet fans

>Be Quiet! Fans make me gay
N...no u

Look at my latest abomination.

I wish I could afford Supermicro boards.

I have one of those in a server with practically zero cooling, and it doesn't even get too hot to comfortably touch, what are you on about?

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my eyes are burning

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Anything above 50ºC is "I want this SAS2008 SoC to die prematurely" temperature. It's a PowerPC chip designed in the early 2000s, it has no power saving mode or thermal protection, it doesn't even clock down when idle. But by all means, kill another card.

I simply do not believe you. In general, the fatter the process, the more power hungry and durable a chip is. Heat is of course never good, but putting a 50 C limit on an old codger just seems pedantic.

How about the manufacturer, would you believe them?

docs.broadcom.com/docs/12353333
docs.broadcom.com/docs/12352062

The upper limit is actually 55ºC, but close enough.

These old repurposed CPUs were never designed to operate continuously at high temperatures, and their definition of high was a fair bit lower than what we have today. The card also has a 200 LFM minimum airflow requirement which you'll never achieve in a desktop chassis, but you can at least point a fan straight at it and get 80-120 LFM, which is still better than nothing and will keep it in the mid-40ºC which at least shouldn't kill it prematurely.

You also have to consider that overheating will probably result in errors under high load. It should be able to recover, but hey it's your data.

>FURRY =^.^= !CCSa1FURRY
Oh yes, I almost forgot. Yiff in hell furfag.

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Thanks for providing sources, I do believe them, of course.

That said, note that they specify 55 C as the maximum atmospheric temperature for the controller in operation, so the actual acceptable temperature is 55 C plus worst case delta T at 200 LFM, which is probably quite close to the industry standard rating of 70 C at the silicon for non-extended temperature range parts. It'd be fun to see a datasheet for the actual chip.

You really should not expect any errors while operating the device under such conditions, since that's the maximum temperature they guarantee the product will work under.

Again, I'm not disputing that heat is bad. You should always try to let your stuff run as cool as possible. What I'm saying is that you're being pedantic. If you can hold your finger on the heat sink or behind the chip for more than a second or two, you're fine.

ryzen 3 2200G system

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how hard can i meme

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>soft tubing

my man

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Bump

My Shitbox From 2009 (Dell precision t3500)

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your eyes must be fucked

I hate people who call rigid tubing "hardline".

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post tabasco bottles

Because it generally IS hardline.

It's rare someone bends pipe for a water loop.

The vast majority are straight line cuts with fittings at the right places to make the angles work.

Bends require more specialized tools, and precise measuring and some math/luck.

Eh, it just sounds needlessly edgy

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At what point does having LEDs in your computer so lame that it's cool again? I feel like we're getting close.

some leds can be ok, but not every component needs to be rainbow vomit rgb.
i even saw power supply cables that had RGB once