Trojanite

Edit: found my answer on the usb disconnect reconnect in this sub forum. I have a asus prime x570 pro, it seems to cause issues with the copro. Nzxt usb hub ordered in to hopefully fix it!

Hi, Apologies if this is answered somewhere but I've done some digging and can't find the answer! I have a total of 9 ql120 fans in my setup, all the rgb heqders from these are connected to 2 lighting node cores that come with the fans. They are setup in numerical order. The nodes are plugged into the two USB headers on the CoPro. My CoPro shows in iCue but no lighting nodes? Any assist would be amazing! Thanks in advance.

Yeah, I'm up to speed on air pressure but I'm no convinced about having a top mounted radiator with intake... surely I'm just the pushing cold air through a rad and making it hot. Then pushing it downwards into more rising heat from the rest of my system and resting a massive hotspot? Does the top have a filter on it for intake then? I'm assuming so as otherwise your claim regarding dust might be hard to believe. From what I've seen from various testing, radiator temps are not very often effected too much by position, and my cpu has been nice and cool under load on my current setup whilst have a top mounted 240 rad so I'll stick with it. I've done some research and it looks like the coolermaster and cablemod brackets work best but they are sold out everywhere with no clues as to restock dates. Any other suggested brackets? (My card weighs 1.6kg)

Hey, Thanks for the response and I'm loving the look of your setup! I'm going to have the radiator top mounted as an exhaust rather than an intake, I've noticed little difference in cpu temp doing this compared to front mounted and i prefer where the pipes sit when its top mounted! Plus with it only being a 240 rad I think that it would look off at the front next to 1 additional fan. I'm still debating the vertical mount as my particular gpu has some nice rgb on the backplate which will be hidden if I do! I'll be sure to drop some pics here of the completed build when it's all done :) Appreciate the reply!

Hi there! Just going to try and keep the question simple but happy to provide additional specs if needed! I'm debating whether to mount my Sapphire Nitro+ RX 5700 XT vertically but only if it will be thermally beneficial or sit around the same as horizontal mounting. I will be keeping the 3 front fans as stock, then attaching 1 rear and 2 bottom ll120's and a 240 platinum rad at top with the 2xll120's that come with it. What I want to know is if the vertical mount will have enough space with the bottom fans installed? And will I see any change in thermals this way? Many thanks