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Howdy

I am looking to build a new system inside a Node 202 with the following components but am unsure if oestrus might be a concern.

i7 10700k + Cryorig C7 Low Contour
MSI MEG Z490-I UNIFY, Intel Z490 Motherboard
32GB DDR4 3600MHZ Vengeance (2 x16gb)
Corsair SF750
1 ten 1tb SSD (Samsung 860 Evo)
1 x 500gb SSD (Samsung 840 Evo)
Nvidia GTX 3080 or utilize my former MSI GTX 1070ti

Can anyone comment on whether this is too loftier a spec to put inside a Node 202 or would this be ok?

I have not purchased these $.25 nonetheless and just wondered if anyone else has temperature issues with the node 202.

Idea I would ask hither before buying these every bit some people may have experiences with the Node 202 already

Many cheers for any replies.

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Hi

I am looking to build a new system inside a Node 202 with the following components but am unsure if rut might be a concern.

i7 10700k + Cryorig C7 Low Profile
MSI 1000000 Z490-I UNIFY, Intel Z490 Motherboard
32GB DDR4 3600MHZ Vengeance (two x16gb)
Corsair SF750
1 x 1tb SSD (Samsung 860 Evo)
1 x 500gb SSD (Samsung 840 Evo)
Nvidia GTX 3080 or use my former MSI GTX 1070ti

Can anyone comment on whether this is as well loftier a spec to put within a Node 202 or would this be ok?

I have not purchased these bits yet and just wondered if anyone else has temperature issues with the node 202.

Idea I would ask here earlier ownership these as some people may have experiences with the Node 202 already

Many cheers for whatever replies.

The i7-10700k is 125 watts out of the box and goes higher when pushed. The C7 cooler is only rated for 100 watts maximum. Not a good thought. Even the i5-10600k would be as well much. An i5-10600 (non-k) would work.

• #iv

The i7-10700k is 125 watts out of the box and goes college when pushed. The C7 cooler is only rated for 100 watts maximum. Non a adept idea. Fifty-fifty the i5-10600k would be too much. An i5-10600 (non-k) would work.

Cheers for the respond, I currently have a i7 8700k but not in the Node202 , I assume that would be too much for the node also ?

What would exist the best CPU I could fit in the Node begetting in heed that its supposed to be an upgrade from an i7 8700k ?

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Thank you for the reply, I currently have a i7 8700k but not in the Node202 , I assume that would be likewise much for the node likewise ?

What would be the best CPU I could fit in the Node begetting in mind that its supposed to be an upgrade from an i7 8700k ?

The 8700k is a 95 watt CPU. It's probable information technology would get over 100 watts during heavy gaming and exceeding the C7 coolers 100 watt limit. You certainly could never overclock it. If high operation is your goal you tin can forget about using that case, unless y'all can find a better cooler that fits in in that location, or yous are willing to limit the CPU performance.

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Information technology'southward non but that black-and-white. CPUs tin be tuned. They can exist undervolted. For case (I had this upward for some other thread)
https://world wide web.anandtech.com/show/13400/intel-ninth-gen-core-i9-9900k-i7-9700k-i5-9600k-review/22

Those are all-core multipliers in the lesser part of the nautical chart. Here's the stock/motorcar frequencies:

So at 4.6GHz all-cadre (which matches stock/auto) they were able to lower ability consumption past 37W or 30%.

Yous also don't need to run the CPU at maximum, or fifty-fifty stock, frequency. Y'all can de-tune it to match whatever thermal constraints you're upwardly against. Of course, that poses the question; why buy OP CPU if you're going to have to de-melody it anyway, merely that'southward not a black-and-white line. Every bit long as you're able to leverage the actress cores effectively, a college cadre count "de-tuned" CPU may still outperform a lower core count 1.

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The 8700k is a 95 watt CPU. It's probable it would go over 100 watts during heavy gaming and exceeding the C7 coolers 100 watt limit. You certainly could never overclock it.

I never overclock them I usually buy the Grand versions because they tend to concord their value improve when I determine to resell them in the time to come (I upgrade well-nigh every 2-3 years).

Seems I am having problems finding an upgrade to fit into the Node to a higher place my electric current setup.

And so if i have this correct I can just realistically fit a CPU with a TDP of less than 100w in the Node?

I just looked at this folio and filtered by TDP (65-100)
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/CPU_mega_page.html

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• #viii

I recall upgrading your CPU every 2-3 years is pretty ambitious and unlikely to consequence in significant-ENOUGH functioning improvement to justify the cost unless you're getting good auction cost on your old gear. Of class, that manifestly depends on your fiscal situation besides. If yous wipe your ..... with hundos, and so it'due south probably not a large deal.

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I call up upgrading your CPU every 2-3 years is pretty ambitious and unlikely to event in meaning-Plenty performance comeback to justify the cost unless y'all're getting expert auction toll on your erstwhile gear.

I was considering just getting some other 8700k for this new system that im building just i cannot seem to detect a decently low TDP intel fleck which matches information technology and tin exist used in a SFF case.

Maybe I,ll become a Ryzen 3700X the site i linked in a higher place shows information technology as 65w tdp

• #ten

I think upgrading your CPU every ii-3 years is pretty ambitious and unlikely to outcome in pregnant-ENOUGH operation improvement to justify the price unless y'all're getting good auction price on your onetime gear. Of course, that obviously depends on your financial situation also. If you wipe your ..... with hundos, then it's probably not a big deal.

lol I wish I could wipe my .... with hundos xD

I just got some actress money that I managed to save so was looking to see if I could get an upgrade, Just seems I might simply go an equivalent computer for now.

Also this is a second PC for my partner every bit she has a junk machine atm (Celeron, 4gb DDR2, 1tb HDD) lol, So I was looking to see if I could get a better computer for myself and give her this 8700K

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If anyone can shed some low-cal on this video ? View: https://www.youtube.com/sentinel?v=pLmdFyxGkEU
(Muting is recommended)

Information technology shows a comparing between 10700 and 10700K and the CPU Pwr never seems to go above 95w on the 10700K (Although it does show as being +5w higher than the 10700 on each game)

Nevermind, Some of the games pushed the 10700K upward over 100w, only I did notice that the 10700 never striking 100w)

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Well,
I have a Node 202 build correct now. You would have to tweak settings to arrive stable and repose, but nothing is impossible. Feel free to enquire specific questions.

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• #xiii

Well,
I have a Node 202 build right at present. You would take to tweak settings to make it stable and serenity, only aught is impossible. Feel free to ask specific questions.

:O What kind of temps do you go from running that setup in the node, For general gaming please?

Many thanks for the respond and Im sure i,ll have a few questions!

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:O What kind of temps exercise you get from running that setup in the node, For general gaming please?

I but tried running World Of Tanks uncapped at 1080p on all max, CPU stays around 70-80C, GPU is configured not to exceed 80.

Edit: These are stats for a single battle, WoT is non peculiarly demanding -

I take set up:
CPU (XTU, BIOS)

• MCE ON
• Turbo Boost ON
• Cadre Voltage ADAPTIVE
• Core Voltage offset -0.095v
• IccMax 160A

GPU (MSI Afterburning)

• Frequency Custom Curve, scanned and gear up, then limited past 2000MHz
• Power Limit 75%
• Temp Limit 73C (Custom Curve, practical limit 80C)

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• #xv

Yeah, I should've mentioned, GPUs can be "de-tuned" same as CPUs. These days (just like CPUs) GPUs are pushed by their maximum ability/performance efficiency point in a chase to beat the other guy, so pulling back the frequency for merely a "pocket-sized" functioning hit tin reap Big power savings.

• #16

Cheers for the replies!

I,ve built computers but not tinkered too much with overclocking and frequencys etc but tin't exist that hard nowadays xD

I am thinking the 10700 (From the video it never seems to become nigh 100w CPU Pwr, Although im not sure how authentic that is) and use the IS-lx I,ve read a lot of adept things about this libation.

Not sure how much of a difference you lose from a K version compared to a "normal" version but the reduction in TDP is HUGE,
10700 = 65tdp
10700k = 125tdp

The other contender I looked at was the
i9 10850K = 125w (Then this might be too much) although the IS-lx reports equally 130 TDP.

@vov4ik_il : With the Is-60 does it fit nicely inside the Node or does it push the side panel delight?

Distressing for all the questions, I take unremarkably congenital into Micro-ATX and ATX size cases and so cooling isnt such a problem in those xD

Many thanks for all the responses!

Adjacent problem is finding out if a 3080 will fit XD

PS I bought a SF750 Corsair PSU as I read that the new thirty serial will need a 750w psu

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@vov4ik_il : With the Is-lx does it fit nicely inside the Node or does it push the side console please?

IS-sixty is a tight fit. Information technology does non bow the panel but at that place is absolutely no room left in betwixt it and the dust filter.

Next problem is finding out if a 3080 will fit XD

There is plenty of room for GPU. If it is much longer than the Asus 2080 Turbo I have there, yous might need to surrender the HDD bracket and only use M2 storage. The only concern I would have is the GPU cooling. I was looking specifically for a blower-style card. The card dwells against the long rectangular mesh opening of the instance (about an inch away from it, despite how it looks on the photo) and then the intake is perfect but the frazzle is its own i/o bezel and a mesh stripe on the top corner.

PS I bought a SF750 Corsair PSU every bit I read that the new 30 series will need a 750w psu

That was my choice as well, but it was out of stock and the case came with a 450W PSU and then I use information technology for now. No bug however. Since the system is derated and operation limited, it only pulls about (rough numbers through bombardment fill-in) 350W max from the socket when fully loaded and nearly 250W when playing games.

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I wonder if the IS-60 EVO with the extra 92mm underneath would provide any/noticeably amend cooling than the OG. The EVO was just announced 3 days agone though (in retail late Oct to early Nov), then no reviews notwithstanding. I exercise like the OG IS-sixty had the aluminum baseplate supporting the fins, whereas the EVO puts all that weight on the 6 heatpipes....might be flimsy.
Equally far equally everything goes though, the IS-60 maximizes the size of heatsink you can stuff in the Node 202 while even so adhering to the max height given on the case specs. Always expert to maximize heatsink size. IIRC, there was 1 or ii other alternatives to the IS-60, simply they were technically in excess of the allowable clearance in the case then the grit filter on the instance panel would need to be removed (CoolerMaster Geminii M4 and Reeven Brontes IIRC)

Over again (and as Vov4ik said) I'd recommend looking into blower-style GPUs. Specially at the performance tier yous're looking at, being able to exhaust the waste matter oestrus directly out of the GPU bracket is very important IMO

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• #19

IS-60 is a tight fit. Information technology does not bow the panel but there is admittedly no room left in between information technology and the grit filter.

Does that mean I can but remove the dust filter and fit it, I never actually use the Dust Filter anyhow on any Case i,ve used, Does removing the filter damage the example at all ?

because if the IS-60 will support a 125w CPU that will solve the question about CPU.

Over again (and as Vov4ik said) I'd recommend looking into blower-fashion GPUs. Especially at the operation tier you lot're looking at, beingness able to exhaust the waste material heat directly out of the GPU subclass is very of import IMO

Yep I would look at getting a Blower style carte to exhaust the rut out of the dorsum of the card instead of into the case.

I am getting closer to 100% deciding on a CPU/Processor combo for this case.

I have been watching so many youtube videos of Node 202 builds.

View: https://world wide web.youtube.com/scout?5=Chiliad-jCg9vUeTE
(This i was using an 8700k)

I did notice that Ryzen fries seem to be lower TDP, Just im a scrap of an Intel fanboy now (Hides in shame), So perchance I need to return to my youth and revert dorsum to AMD lol

Many thanks for all the replies and advice!

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Does that mean I tin only remove the grit filter and fit information technology, I never actually apply the Dust Filter anyway on whatsoever Example i,ve used, Does removing the filter damage the case at all ?

considering if the IS-60 will support a 125w CPU that will solve the question about CPU.

You tin. Absolutely. Removing it is a thing of sliding it out. The numbers you run into most rut dissipation is a laboratory gathered synthetic number and if you do expect to dissipate 125W continuously, I incertitude it will perform up to the task. On the contrary, yous e'er tin can lower the estrus past lowering the operation level - tuning down your CPU to produce less heat. So far, about 80W~100W works for me flawlessly and the temps are under control.

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• #22

I'd consider the silverstone raven mitx series over the node.
The node is a lovely looking case but the ravens are way way improve cooling wise when filled with high end gaming components.

Instance in point - what you can squeeze in there with some try.

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/Wd3bt6

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• #23

I'd consider the silverstone raven mitx series over the node.
The node is a lovely looking case but the ravens are fashion way amend cooling wise when filled with loftier end gaming components.

Case in point - what you can squeeze in at that place with some endeavor.

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/Wd3bt6

Aye that case looks pretty skillful likewise, I think that will be my next project as I volition be needing to "shrink" this 8700k to a Mini ITX course cistron too and due to it needing extra cooling power I will most likely go that case for it.

If I had of non already purchased the Node 202 case I may accept called that 1, Ah well y'all alive and yous acquire.

Many thanks!

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Yes that case looks pretty good also, I think that will be my side by side project every bit I volition be needing to "shrink" this 8700k to a Mini ITX form factor as well and due to it needing extra cooling power I will about likely get that example for it.

If I had of not already purchased the Node 202 instance I may have called that one, Ah well you live and you learn.

Many cheers!

I didn't realise y'all'd already purchased, that'due south a shame.

While I love Fractal Design and their cases are some of the best designed and all-time build quality available Silverstone are the absolute masters of Mitx and matx htpc and gaming design.

With the node I practice retrieve purely on a cooling level you'd probably be better off with ryzen, the 10700k is well-nigh certainly going to exist likewise much for that example with the cpu cooler limitations it imposes.
Ignore the tdp, the intels do run incredibly hot in comparing.

I'd transplant the 8700k into the node (even if its temporarily for testing) with the ids cooling threescore and see how it fares before making another decision.

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I didn't realise you'd already purchased, that's a shame.

While I love Fractal Design and their cases are some of the all-time designed and best build quality bachelor Silverstone are the absolute masters of Mitx and matx htpc and gaming design.

With the node I practise call up purely on a cooling level you'd probably be meliorate off with ryzen, the 10700k is near certainly going to be too much for that case with the cpu cooler limitations it imposes.
Ignore the tdp, the intels do run incredibly hot in comparison.

I'd transplant the 8700k into the node (even if its temporarily for testing) with the ids cooling 60 and see how it fares before making some other determination.

Thats a good idea!, The 10700 not the K version is 65w, I accept accepted that I cannot put a 125w in the Node "easily", So take looked at the possibilitys for 65w.

But the side by side case I will exist sure that it fits a 125w + cooler easily xD

thank you for the advice!

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