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Crap, I swore I added that in. I will the settings I've used - which were Intel Default Settings – Extreme profile. I'll see if I can add more information about those settings, per Intel's official specifications. Thanks for the heads up!

I am pretty much in line with @Mr. Fox While in my reviews I allow my Asus Z690 motherboard to run crazy for an "out of box" experience, for everyday usage or overlocking, I manually set everything. With that said, I wouldn't recommend the 14900K/KS or 13900K/KS for novice PC users or gamers. These CPUs are for tinkerers with time on their hands and a whole lot of cooling.

30mm Thickness: An increase of 5mm over standard fan thickness allows for a larger fan blade, improving cooling performance. PWM Controlled Speeds: 120mm: Powerful PWM-controlled fan speeds from 425 RPM up to 2,000 RPM, pushing up to 72 CFM of air with 4.2mm-H2O of static pressure. 140mm: Powerful PWM-controlled fan speeds from 400 RPM up to 1,600 RPM, pushing up to 104 CFM of air with 2.4mm-H2O of static pressure. Premium Liquid Crystal Polymer Construction: Incredibly strong and durable with excellent rigidity, reducing blade vibration and increasing performance. CORSAIR AirGuide Technology: Anti-vortex vanes direct airflow at your hottest components for concentrated cooling, whether used for intake, exhaust, or mounted to a radiator or heatsink. Quiet Operation with Magnetic Dome Bearing: CORSAIR’s Magnetic Dome bearing minimizes noise and reduces friction for greater longevity. Zero RPM Mode Support: Supports Zero RPM PWM signals to completely eliminate fan noise at low loads. Read Full Review HERE

The front glass panel is on a hinge. You can take it completely off (unlike the 680X RGB) if you want. I can see a company developing a distroplate for this case if it popular enough. Thanks for the kind words brother! Yes brother, I am an RGB snob but only as a compliment to custom water cooling. Thanks bro for the feedback! Thank you bro!

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Great professional review as always, brother. I prefer wireless mice but there is still a huge market for those that desire wired peripherals.

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Thanks bro! It was a joy to build in. I am thinking about replacing the 12900KS for a 13900KS or 14900K. As for the GPU, all of my 3090's are watercooled, so I can't add those. The only air cooled cards I have are the 6800 XT and A770 16GB. This PC build is definitely going to be in the background as a set piece when/if I create videos.

Thank you for reading the review! I wrote this review as an SFF noobie for the SFF noobie. I jokingly claim I am a long time member of the "Big A** Case Alliance" and I never understood the hubbub of SFF cases until this review. While I won't be surrendering my membership in the BACA anytime soon (Lol), I do truly understand the merits of SFF builds.

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Thank you all! I am currently working on a review of some SSDs I've picked up. Additionally, I am going to start building an internal database of SSDs that I can point to in any future SSD reviews.

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Fantastic review Mr. Fox. I will take a serious look at their products when building PCs for my clients.

Great review bro! If I ever get a 40 series card that requires a 12VHPWR connector, this might be the PSU I'll get.

Thank you all. I admit, I did play it a bit safe with my writing style, but I will adjust accordingly. Yes, this AIO pleasantly surprised me on how well it performed for its price bracket. I am even thinking about buying some of the Sickleflow Edge fans separately. You know me bro, if a product is bad, I am definitely going to tell the world.

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Why did AMD cut down the PCIe 5 lanes so much compared to the TR 7000 Pro platform? Then they allow TR 7000 Pro CPUs on TRX50, but again you don't gain any of the lanes and you lose four memory channels. This smells rushed, last minute.

I unsure if I can trust AMD with HEDT/Workstation platforms any longer. I feel like I got burned when I invested in TRX40 (I was an early adopter of TR4 X399 as well) and we got only one gen for the platform. I still have my ASUS Zenith Extreme II Alpha and 3960X, being used as a video storage server now. I'd love a new 32C processor + 8 channel workstation, but I need to see a commitment statement from AMD like they have with AM5, before I go back.

Nice review. Good thing it has a monster of a heatsink. I have trouble cooling all of the Gen 4 drives I have installed in my 3960X rig. How do you like the X670E Ace? I purchased the same mobo when a colleague traded his 7600X to me for an Intel 11900K. It sits on my test bench until I make the decision on whether I am going to go with a 4090 or 7900 XTX.

I own and use AM4/AM5, LGA1700 and TRX40 platforms. I also have X99, X299 and various 1151 CPUs that I use for overclocking. As for GPUs, take your pick (excluding 40 series).

Hello Everyone, While I am not technically new, as you can see from my history, I do not often post...at all. I've always been a lurker, offering my advice on PC hardware all around the net. I am a semi-retired overclocker that loves to push hardware (as we all). I do tend to stick to one or two forums and after my last frequented forum died (RIP NBR), I have been scattered. If you know me, you know I'll pick one thread on a forum and live in it. My hope is I find one of those here. EDIT: I would like to add that I am very hardware/brand agnostic when it comes to CPU/GPUs. I use everything from all brands. I love using the best possible hardware available. I'll see you all around.