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Honestly wouldnt like to have an ITX build with the 11th Gen. The heat produced in those small boxes would be too much.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
You'd be surprised how good itx cases are at removing heat. The quality ones at least.
Dawelio
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Isn't the X570 chipset for Ryzen CPUs though? Not sure where you got 11th Gen from? :huh: ...
Yes, you are right, I meant Ryzen, but for some reason Intel popped into my head too.
I was basically commenting on small cases with low rad space.
Dawelio
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I disagree, I’ve personally built in small cases such as the Dan A4 SFX, which is amongst the smallest out there and haven’t had any issues. Youtuber OptimumTech does SFF builds in many small cases and haven’t had issues either
I disagree, I’ve personally built in small cases such as the Dan A4 SFX, which is amongst the smallest out there and haven’t had any issues. Youtuber OptimumTech does SFF builds in many small cases and haven’t had issues either
Of course you won't have issues. Otherwise cases would need a mass recall. I havent had an ITX but for me, I prefer having a case where case temperature inside are close to ambient temps as possible. Not a hot box that could warm my feet if I wanted.
I had the Air540 once upon a time. And even watercooled, it still seemed way too warm for my liking.
Running my Asrock X570 ITX/TB3 chipset passively since 2019 (disconnected the fan).
Also running the VRM's passively.
Started with 3950x and now on a 5950x.
Just a marketing gimmick which OC3D should mention in the thread title, don't be taken in by it !!!!!!!!
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