Gpu Fans Stop Spinning

Lot's of space, very fast, fans and drives are quite for spinning drives... Setup is easy. It comes with trial software and then it asks you to purchase them for a large fee.

I have been looking for a case that combines style and performance, and I found it in the Fractal Design North. This case is a masterpiece of design, with natural materials and elegant details that make it stand out from the crowd. The walnut panels and brass accents give it a warm and sophisticated look, while the dark-tinted window showcases the components inside. The case is also very well-engineered, with fine-patterned mesh ventilation and an open front that allow for optimal airflow and cooling. The case comes with two 140 mm Aspect PWM fans that are quiet and efficient, and there is plenty of room for additional fans or radiators. The case supports up to a 355 mm GPU, or up to a 300 mm GPU with a 360 mm front radiator, so you can fit any high-end graphics card you want. The case also has an intuitive interior layout, with two 2.5/3.5” drive bays and two 2.5” drive mounts, as well as a PSU shroud and cable routing channels for a clean and tidy build. The case has an integrated tab for easy access to the top of the case, where you can find the power button, two USB 3.0 ports, and a headphone and microphone jack. The case is compatible with ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards, so you can choose the best platform for your needs. The case is also very easy to build in, with tool-less side panels and thumbscrews for the expansion slots. The case is sturdy and durable, made of steel and tempered glass, and weighs 9.8 kg. The case has a sleek and minimalist design, with no RGB lighting or flashy logos, which I personally prefer. The case is a perfect blend of form and function, and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants a gaming PC that looks as good as it performs. I hope this review was helpful, and thank you for reading.

It powers a Ryzen 3700x, with 32gb ram, a 1650 super gpu and 3 140mm fans. Nothing to complain about.

This case provides great airflow and is a huge upgrade from my Corsair obsidian tempered glass 500D. It also looks a lot nicer next My center console. My GPU runs 10 degrees cooler on average and idle temperatures are down from 44 and 35 degrees to 32 and 24 degrees (Celsius).I use a MSI 4090 Gaming trio so a 360 rad and AIO in the front will not clear in this case for this GPU. I mounted a 240 AIO rad and fans on the top for my 7800X3D. I recommend plugging in all pcie / CPU power to your motherboard prior, if you are mounting an AIO to the top. My LCD CPU screen is visible through the tempered glass but not overly so (mostly a non RGB build). I am very pleased with the airflow cooling and the amount of air (cfm) the front stock fans push. I moved the stock fans close together and they are mounted at the highest points so this airflow covers VRMS, RAM/CPU area, Top,middle,and bottom of GPU area. There is a gap on the bottom but there's no need to have fans flowing over a power supply. Overall I would give this case 5/5 for being aesthetically pleasing and performing well. Gamers nexus does a whole scientific breakdown on the case, on his YouTube channel if you are interested in number charts and stats.

most airflow cases are oriented toward cooling the cpu, but with the mesh side under the tempered glass, the gpu can also get proper cooling. it has two 120mm fan mounts above the psu shroud. my gpu temp dropped 8 degrees going from corsair 275r airflow to this case (with two fans mounted above the psu shroud). i mounted a 280mm aio at the top, but it's a pretty tight fit. if you're going a similar route, make sure any/all cables that needs to be plugged in at the top of the motherboard (8pin eps, fans, etc) before the aio is mounted. and if you're going with 280mm, make sure your memory kit isn't obnoxiously tall (i use ripjaws v). you can supposedly squeeze in three 140mm on the front, but i haven't tried (there should be a thread on reddit about that). comes with a 6x pwm fan hub, which is a nice touch. one thing to note is that if you want various fans to ramp up based on various sensors (for example, if you want the fans above the psu shroud to be based on gpu temps but want the front fans to be based on cpu), then don't plug them all on the same hub, since the hub plugs into one mobo fan header. removing the drive cage is quite annoying but there's a youtube video on how to do that. removing the cage helps if you have a lot of cables and no 3.5 drives. there's a big gap at the bottom of the front panel, which is great if you want your system to get dusty quickly. i taped off the gap using electrical tape. there are some accessories that go with this case (usb c port for the top of the case, led strip, hdd hot swap board). i bought the usb c port and led strip. the usb c port comes with one screw - it seems like it might need two screws at first glance, but if you read the instructions, it just needs one. for the led strip, the cable itself is quite short, so make sure you orient the led so that it can reach the motherboard. don't just stick it on without checking.

This is a very quality built GPU. Fans are quiet-ish with very excellent cooling. Runs games no problem with RT/PT at solid frames. Very happy with it.

Much more secure than the OEM original. I couldn't tighten the original down enough to stop the lens from spinning. This solved that problem immediately. Installation and removal is also much easier as you need not remove the lens from the body.

Works as advertised. I put a dovetail plate on bottom,it stops me from trying to tighten enough to stop from spinning on tripod.

best gpu i ever used i even had the 7900xtx and this is way better!

no issues running spinning or just relaxing.