Recent content by Hellfire

According to PC it's pressfit.

Another thought for me is I may have to jump to Nvidia this time round as I doubt companies will be bothering designing waterblocks for these cards.

Hmmm I am unsure about this. I want to be hyped for it but it just didn't WOW me! But then again personally I've always been ok paying a premium for a flagship product which the 9070xt isnt.

Hey all. Adding this for anyone searching in the future. This is the measurements for all EKWB Powercolor 6800/6900 blocks but please check for your specific card. This is at least the diagram provided by EKWB for 6900 Liquid Devil

Thanks, I will, Although I did find the block alone which is sold by EKWB standalone for the Red Devil uses 1.5 and 1.65mm pads. so I hoping its that but will reach out to both Powercolor and EKWB

Hey folks Time has come to strip down and clean my card, new paste is on order but of course new thermal pads. What are the recommended pads these days to use? Also does anyone know the thickness of the pads for the 6900xt Liquid devil, to avoid me having to strip the rig down and measure then...

Yeah I can do and just use these off a dual usb plug https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gebildet-Sleeved-Adapter-Switch-Connector/dp/B0CBS17YNR/ Just seeing if an off the shelf adjustable product existed.

I saw that but then I'd need to find a way to convert mains power down in voltage to sata power? Right.

I'm in need of some advice on a project I'm working on. I'm enclosing my CCTV box inside a cupboard with vents for airflow. To ensure proper cooling, I plan to use some spare PWM PC fans (4-pin, 140mm) that I have. However, I'm not sure about the best way to control and power these fans. What...

Correct me if I am wrong, is your main comment that you feel AMD stealth increased the price before the promotion to make it seem like you're getting a "free game" when in fact because of the stealth price increase you're actually paying for the game? When it comes to Cashback versus Games...

Good to know, yes brand brand new electrics (we rewired our old 40's house with everything new (1-year old) so it is UK based and an RCD unit (I used fuse due to the international nature of the site) makes sense they will react much quicker than wire fuses. Thanks for the info, I learnt...

I've already returned to the retailer for a full refund, their problem, but I do have photos I will send over to them

It almost matches my RGB

FYI this is why I was concerned re the labels and seal Pretty blues. Given it happens with the flick of the intake switch I imagine the fault is with the 240v intake side

Thanks buddy