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Hi, I am using it for gaming and 3D rendering and often it hits more than 30-40 gigs when rendering, that's why I need 64

Hey, at idle CPU stays aroung 35-37 with momental spikes to 40-43 and on full load (for example when I'm rendering for a long time) it tops up at about 68-69.

@@bulspirit1222 😮 mine is idling at 45c with same set up

On my NZXT CAM software I’ve setuped everything on Silent mode (Fans and Pump). My Fan mode is set to CPU, and my Pump mode is set to Liquid. Also, I am using Thermal Grizzly Aeronaut thermal paste.

@@bulspirit1222 I'm using arctic mx-4 so shouldn't be that far off

Shaun K 91 Have you overclocked your CPU? Mine is running on stock. (It’s still jumping to 4,2-4,3 GHz on idle) but when I’m rendering it goes down to 3,9 and stays there until it’s finished rendering.

Perfect Code the backplate is only to mount the standoffs for the bracket. The bracket itself is attached onto the pump. My Kraken came with 2 brackets - for intel and AMD installation and it had the Intel one preinstalled, so I removed it and put on the AMD one which is the one in the video. You need to check in your box if you have another bracket that looks like mine and replace the Intel one.

bulspirit Thanks for the reply. So in this video I see the pre-installed backplate thing removed and just see the 4 standoffs in place, then the pump with bracket is attached to the standoffs and screwed in. Something like that. So I guess what I was wondering is If you you have to remove the thing originally in place on the motherboard or if you can just attach the AMD bracket to the pump, and then secure it to the thing originally in place?

@@PerfectCode I don't remove the backplate, it stays in place, I only remove the plastic things that are pre-mounted on the MB so that I can screw the standoffs to the backplate's holes and then you can put the pump with the bracket and screw it in place.

That's the only way to be done.

@@bulspirit1222 Gotcha. I guess I'm just confused because in the instructions on the NZXT website (Installing the Pump - AMD) it looks much simpler to install and that you could just attach the AMD retention bracket to the pump, and then attach that to pre-mounted plastic thing/backplate using the latch side. Then mount the hook screw side to the backplate and tighten the thumb but to secure to the pump to the backplate. Am I reading the instructions wrong or has the installation process changed since you first did this? Sorry for all the confusion lol

To be hones I forgot to capture that part... *guilty noises

Trust me, I tried... :D But by bending it the other way the tube leans on the GPU and I don't want that when it gets warm from gaming. May be if it is a case that has top mounting for dual/triple-fan AIO it might work as you say but in this case (ha, the pun) it didn't work as I wanted it to be.

bulspirit i want to get the h510 because of how good it looks and i've been looking for people putting the kraken in the nzxt h500/510 exactly for that reason, the tube is so long it hits the gpu which concerned me too when i saw it everywhere, but the struggle is real cause like, it looks so nice xD

bish imma girl it really looks nice but may be you can consider another case, although few are so good looking for such price as the NZXTs

It’s just a really sexy case this NZXT

bulspirit i know rightt

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On idle - between 35 and 40 C, on full load tops out at 78 degrees.

It gets to 78 degrees only when I am rendering, when gaming it stays at about 55 degrees

its Zaviation/Dash it was around 2700 US dollars when I convert my local currency

Ok thx

Thank you! Yes, I agree, NZXT have awesome tech, visually and practically.

Alkohaji No, don't worry. The power supply has every cable that you need no matter what GPU you put in.

bulspirit thank you ❤️

2070 is very good

Hey, I haven't got to try 1070 or 1080, but considering that 2070 has like 10% better performance than 1080, I guess it will not be much more than 15-20% from the 1070. After all the 3 of them have 8GB VRAM, so the only difference will come from the MHz and the number of CUDA cores (also 2070 has some advantage because of the rtx technology used in some games and software). But 2070 is an awesome peace of GPU :)

Tech Minimalist Thank you!

Thanks!

By the time I built it in January the parts were about 2700 US dollars.

On idle and small usage the CPU stays between 30-45C degrees with the stock thermal paste that was applied on the cooler. On medium usage (gaming) it stays at about 55 degrees. When I push it do the limit (100%) with 3D rendering on 3DS Max (that's my job, I do 3D stuff) then the CPU gets to 76C degrees. At the end of June I have a plan to deep clean the PC and then I will change and the cpu paste with something good probably from Thermal Grizzly and then will see what temps I will get.

Enriko Valanec I specifically checked in the shop I bought it from that it says AM4 support and yes - the AMD bracket was inside the box

@@bulspirit1222 thaanks man killer build !

When I convert my local currency to dollars, at the time of purchase in January, it was about 2700 dollars

I would say it feels just the size it has to be haha, not small, not big but perfect. Smooth build you are doing, nice.

planning on buying this exact build from NZXT but just want to check how your experience has been with the noise

Lover_flow I kept the original fans, it’s quite silent, the fans stay at low rpm and the temperatures are perfect

bulspirit appreciate it!

bulspirit what has your primary use been with this build?

bulspirit also I see you went with a 650 watt power supply, has that been enough or do you think you should have went higher, I know this build doesn’t create that much wattage but since I plan on buying pretty much the exact one I wanted your take on it.

Stormlord Well, when I convert our local currency to dollars, it’s about 2700 dollars - a price from 3 months ago

@@bulspirit1222 damn .i invest more in CPU and mobo. Isn't 64 gb of ram too much??😂 just asking btw

@@khamnung-saowa It's too much if you only use it for gaming, but I use it for 3D rendering and sometimes depending on the 3D file it can max out the RAM :D so 64 is good for my job.

@@bulspirit1222 is it CPU powerful? When are you going to upgrade? I bought 2700x just yesterday but people recommend me to return and wait for the 3700x. Will ryzen 2700x be good enough for the coming next 3-4 years? I am using it for music production.😃

@@khamnung-saowa I'm not familiar with the new series, haven't looked at specs yet, but I hope I don't have to change my CPU in the next 2-3 years, it's doing great job for me so far and I don't really need something else at the moment. When will the new series be released?

daniel p Thanks man! Only the future will show us!

j0sh Thanks man, you are right, I’ll take your words into account!

The Dutch Mystery Man It comes preapplied on the cooler, not to worry haha