#Arc xt pro forum full#

#Arc xt pro forum full#

I have tested the AXP100 Copper (with a fan swap), Thermalright AXP90-x47 Full Copper (with a 120mm fan swap) and the ID-Cooling IS-55 (with a fan swap), and while I have limited my PPT to 110W, and cinebench r23 runs still hit 90C easily. And I have no doubt that the 5800X will still manage to run free, wild and hot. Meaning one's best options are either the Thermalright AXP100 Copper, IS-60/v2 (discontinued), the IS-55, IS-50X, Thermalright AXP90-x53/x47, or other low profile coolers. Case Fan (Top Exhaust): 2x Scythe Hachi 8015mmĬPU Thermals the 5800X is still the toastiest of the Zen3 chips, and coolers that can fit into the P-ATX v3 is limited to below 59mm.Cooler: Thermalright AXP120-圆7/77 (with TL-B12S fan swap).Ram: 16(2x8)GB Crucial Ballistix 3600 CL16.

Don't get me wrong though, there are only some minor concerns. In my opinion, as an APU case in it's S form, will be the perfect use case. Overall, I like the case! It's idea is good, and the quality is just top notch. PSU, being behind the GPU might be eating the heat output. GPU and riser cable doesn't have their dedicated mounting points. I/O shield mounting is a little tricky, if your board doesn't have an integrated baffle. (Might be due to my component choices and user error first time around.) Way too much mashing of the components to get the case to close. The Thermalright AXP120-圆7 is a great cooler.Įxpendable design that can be built to fit your needs. 5.7L, not the smallest, and also not able to fit the biggest components either, but damn, does the case look good.ĭidn't really test thermals, the RX 6500 XT and 5600G isn't particullar toasty either, and with all the mesh, it shouldn't be any issue.