Tips to lower temperatures in SG13 Mini-ITX case (3060 Ti & Ryzen 3600) Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- 6 tips to optimize temperatures in a Mini-ITX Silverstone Sugo SG13B-Q case (Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti / AMD Ryzen 3600 / Silverstone SG13B-Q / Id-cooling IS-60 / Sharkoon Silentstorm SFX 80+B 450W / ASRock B550M-ITX/ac). Gaming Cyberpunk 2077.
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I just tried that guided airflow tip on my SG13. It really works! Got my idle temps from 65+ to 50+. Thank you so much!
Just want to say thank you for this. Dropped my temps significantly using the tape method plug moving the SSD mount.
My current thermal solution:
-Undervolting my CPU (Ryzen 5600 non X) to 1.2v
-CPU cooler with the fan facing upwards (Noctua NH L12)
-PSU fan facing downwards as exhaust (I am using Seasonic Focus Gold 650 ATX)
-High static front fan as Intake (Scythe Wonder Snail, Thermaltake Toughfan 12, etc)
-And another slim fan on the right side for more intake.
for the fan on the right side, I am using a very slim Scythe Slip Stream 120mm with 12mm thickness.
The temps are running decent with 42c during idle, and 73c during stress test.
Note:
-Make sure your PSU is a good one since that is your main exhaust. Find a brand you trust, preferably comes with a long warranty.
-Mounting the side fan is a bit tricky I just used a foam tape to secure it in place. My ATX PSU and Motherboard's Ram slot is very close to the side and was conflicting with the fan, but grinding a little bit of the fan's frame worked. Might be better if you use an SFX PSU, but I don't know how well the small PSU will hold those heat.
Very interesting setup with the inverted fan. With a 5600X you could go with a sfx psu as well?
NH-L12S cost twice of the case! Mother of God!
Great suggestions! I put the wraith stealth’s 92mm fan as an exhaust on the right side of the case using zipties. Sfx psu is needed for this mod
Basic thermodynamics: increase the wind speed so that the convective heat transfer coefficient becomes larger
The biggest difference I made was by reversing the front fan's airflow. Since most of the components are at the back, they get the fresh passive intake air. You can feel the difference on the case exterior after doing this, the front half is warm instead of the back.
so you have the air being sucked from the case and being pushed out the front ?
NO FN WAY, YOU JUST SAVED ME Money from getting an AIO cooler. Worked so well! Thank you
This is awesome, thanks man
damn, the tape part is genius...
For PSU fan orientation. I actually have different reasons for it. If I am using an AIO in the SG13. I position the PSU fan down to act as an exhaust.
For air cooling it's better to have it faced up for obvious reasons.
Great video and build overall though!
Yes you can use downward position PSU when combined with an AIO. I would still go upward if you have a weaker (not gold) PSU because they themself can get quite hot and need cold air intake.
@@panoramacircle3281 did you actually measure a difference in PSU temperature when you change mounting direction?
Thank you!
Excellent ideas!
I love you king julian
Pretty much the case is alcusterfuc of a mess.
it is a very old design, like 15 years and it shows.
The core concept to have the itx mobo laying on it's back is great because you can have the gpu vertically and thus no sagging risk.
But the rest of the case is a steaming pile of brown.
I got this case coming in the mail. I am trying to wrap my head around the build. It won't have a gpu so hopefully that helps with heat but I will be using a small but ATX size power supply. I had an easier case in the way but it got lost. Do you think I can get away with a wraith stealth cooler if I have a good front exhaust setup and seal the gaps?
ATX PSU in that case is asking for trouble. Only way would be a water cooled CPU or flipping the CPU fan around (pulling) so it will blow directly into the ATX PSU (also not great).
can you give me some advice. I am going to be building in this case with a semi modular small but regular size atx psu. I am going to be using an apu and nvme so it should be pretty open inside. do you think i can use a stock amd stealth cooler and just add a case fan up front to suck air in?
ATX PSU in that case is asking for trouble. Only way would be a water cooled CPU or flipping the CPU fan around (pulling) so it will blow directly into the ATX PSU (also not great).
i''m using jonsbo hp-400 and artic p12 12omm for intake and on side im using 92mm fan from id-cooling for exhaust and i get max temperatur 78C. it's normal?
78°C max seems fine to me assuming you have a 65W CPU and the tiny jonsbo cooler. Undervolting will help a bit here.
Front mounted psu like sugo 16
Yes this is difficult (but still possible) in the SG-13
Can you make another video with hdd & bracket included + 120mm fan?
I think it should be the same for most points? Maybe cable management has to go below the hdd bracket (not inside the groves) .
@@panoramacircle3281 im using this case with hdd mounting & 120mm fan.
then i follow your tips & yeah its drop about 5C, but it still around 80-90, even just gaming😅
So I think it because the cables pile in between fan & mobo..
try to swap orientation psu. its very strange but in my case psu cooler down position(face to cpu cooler) give better temp
Do you have watercooling and an sfx psu?
@@panoramacircle3281 sf600. Big shuriken
@@BondarSam Yes that can work. The psu will get a bit warmer with that setup.
@@panoramacircle3281 Sorry for joining late. Yeah, if you configure the front fan as an intake fan, you should consider to use the PSU cooler fan facing down so it can act as an exhaust fan by taking hot air trapped inside the case outwards.
Hi! Have you tried to make the front case fan as an exhaust?
Only intake so far. I think that should give better cooling
A cylon 3 cooler AND sfx psu fits un this case?
No 95mm is too high
Can you link the 90 degree adapters?
I got mine from ebay, search for 90 angle adapters USB or power mainboard
You should better use Silverstone PP08 ATX to SFX adapter.
Why is it better?
@@panoramacircle3281 it has ventilation grill
hi what kind of tape did you use? or does it not matter
It is some stronger fabric tape but it shouldn't matter