6 pipes.


Fin block.


You need a long screw driver to reach the screw, free screw driver provided.



Magnetic mesh cover. I think this is totally unnecessary.


No mention of fan bearing type on packaging.


Sturdy metal back plate.


1700 ready


Done, relatively easy and quick assemble. Can mount additional pull fan if desired.






This post has been edited by samftrmd: Oct 5 2024, 11:15 AM

Poorfeg cooler.

True storeyz

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darthvader heavy breathing

I got a PALADIN EX400 ARGB, how to remove the top cover?
it's pressing onto the case cover. do not want additional stress on the mobo, sked micro fracture

maybe it's just my pc case design, bulky air coolers just makes it a real pain in the ass to access the top case fans & cables. if I want to unplug any cables near the cpu area or if wanna remove the top case fans, had to remove my bulky cooler first.

using thermalright FC140 here. considering to just replace with AIO, but I only bought this cooler like last year, fairly recent, feels wasteful to get another.

The spirit level for what? the socket doesn't level the cooler?

Never pasang that brand before, maybe can try pry open.

For air cooler, top exhaust is not a necessity.

Like this build, air flow from front to back.

Not important, just happen I have it on the side.

overpriced cooler with proprietary fan, not recomended.
but hey at least bequiet silent wings fan is good.

is that the psu shroud at the top? psu fan not loud meh sucking in the hot air?

no gpu support?

con9lan7firm will sag after few years

I am using Pure Rock and it's already good enough. DRP4 (now 5) is gonna be overkill, i mean, not to mention the size lol..

Not all people care about noise. Some PC can be placed further from user. PSU position is traditionally on top for old computers. The hot air in this case would be exhausted from the rear before being pull into the PSU.

The casing has GPU support in the inner side of the GPU.

The twin tower is larger. This is just standard size.

Nice cooler but overpriced.

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/...quiet-cooling/2

There's Thermalright Peerless Assassin 140 as well.

So many fans pointing in but zero pointing out, if to use convection to vent hot air out, it will cause more air swill inside the case (cuz too positive pressure) before going out, not very air flow efficient. You could take one of the bottom fans for the rear side.

LOL insta thermal throttle! i9 cannot use midrange tower cooler, it wont able to cope. Either 140mm dual towers ie D15, PA140, FC140, A720, or high perf 120s ie PS120 Evo, or 360/420 AIO.