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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/24 09:44:58
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I would but that leaves no room for the optical drive.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/24 13:25:19
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Going to have to dump the optical, case is running too hot.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/24 16:54:40
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How about mounting it to the front of the case. I know you'll have to ditch the gaint fan, but it might work better for you.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/25 00:27:53
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I already bought an external USB 3 enclosure for my optical drive. :) I love the giant glowing red fan :P
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/26 06:07:15
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Anyone else having an issue with this board not running ram higher that 1600?
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/26 07:08:02
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I see you went Prodigy Sav! Looks like a sweet little case. Good decision on dumping the optical. I would have done the same. I have better cooling luck the the rad mounted to the top or the front. Let me know how you are liking that case and if the cooling is better on top for you.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/26 07:24:39
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The prodigy is a fairly good case for the price. I think that the H80 is defective. It doesn't cool worth a damn in any position lol. I just bought $300 of custom cooling gear and I am returning the H80. I will assemble the new rig this weekend and if I can actually get it cool enough to OC I will be posting it on mods rigs.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/26 14:12:44
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savaticus
Anyone else having an issue with this board not running ram higher that 1600?
Don't know, haven't gotten mine yet. And I won't be OC'ing the memory. Plan to install 1333MHz dimms and leave it at that. But I will be OC'ing the multipler on the CPU to see where the thermal thershold will be at. The H80 that I have was used to cool a QX6700 processor, which is about 130W TDP. It did fairly well and allowed me to OC a bit more than what was allowed. Went from 2.66GHz stock to 3.2GHz OC'd and still kept the CPU temps in the 70's C on the low setting. 3.46GHz was where it required the med fan setting to keep temps down in at least the 80's. At 3.7GHz, the H80 couldn't handle the heat anymore as temps were hitting 90's on the high setting. Now as for the H100, love it. Keeps the i7 930 OC'd to 3.6GHz below 70's all day long. And that is with the fans connected to the mobo for temp control, all they do is idle. Only when my room starts to get warm in the summer does the fan speed increase to keep the CPU in the low 70's.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/26 14:15:06
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savaticus Anyone else having an issue with this board not running ram higher that 1600? It should be good up to 2133MHz, what memory are you using?
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/27 07:46:58
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EVGA_JacobF savaticus Anyone else having an issue with this board not running ram higher that 1600? It should be good up to 2133MHz, what memory are you using? I am using Patriot Viper 3 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3 1866 (PC3 15000) Model PV316G186C0KRD
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/27 09:18:26
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/27 10:04:01
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/27 11:15:54
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Savaticus my board will be here tonight but my CPU wont be till wed or Thurs. I got 16Gb of 2133 I will test and see what happens.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/27 16:11:12
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We have that memory on the way, will take a look and try to reproduce the issue.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/27 16:46:52
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savaticus I have been working on my build tonight. THe Corsair H80 is freaking huge in the Prodigy!
Your front fan is facing the wrong way. You may experience better temps by correcting this.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/27 17:44:04
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cpagdog
so what processor? I know the 3770 is OVERKILL, but that is the one I have been looking at...but which? The 3770, 3770S or 3770K? all on newegg.
and crezno...do you think i can run your setup on air? obviously not overclock it like you did, but how do you think the 690 or 700 series (whenever it comes out) will do in that small of an area? and have you seen all the new mitx cases lian-li has? i think they are 2 small though...not enough room for power supply
Sorry for the long delay. But yea you can do it on air. In fact, I had the 690 in there and a 2600K OC to 4Ghz on air and it was running just fine. The case allows the intake of the video card to get air from directly outside, so it runs cool, and the CPU has a quite powerful fan blowing right on it. It stayed within safe temps with the stock air cooler. There are a ton of low profile heat sinks you can use too.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/27 18:08:52
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/27 21:33:56
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☢ OMG A FURRY ☢ Your front fan is facing the wrong way. You may experience better temps by correcting this. Yeah it only mounts that way unless you have other hardware that it does not come with, so I moved the rad to the top and have the air flow reverse of normal, but uniform. IMO the bitfenix 200m spectre is a badly designed fan. I would have bought the 230mm spectre pro but it was out of stock pretty much everywhere when I ordered.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/28 05:37:37
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EVGA_JacobF We have that memory on the way, will take a look and try to reproduce the issue. Super awesome. BTW where would XMP be an option in this BIOS? My supposition is the overclocking section like many others.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/28 16:30:43
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savaticus ☢ OMG A FURRY ☢ Your front fan is facing the wrong way. You may experience better temps by correcting this. Yeah it only mounts that way unless you have other hardware that it does not come with, so I moved the rad to the top and have the air flow reverse of normal, but uniform. IMO the bitfenix 200m spectre is a badly designed fan. I would have bought the 230mm spectre pro but it was out of stock pretty much everywhere when I ordered. Yes, most 200 MM fans are poorly designed. The best one I've found is the NZXT 200MM, and even that needs zip-ties to install in most cases.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/28 20:12:19
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/28 20:35:58
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Nice! That is a tiny build man.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/28 21:43:23
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Can't wait to try this mobo with my gtx 690 and SG09!
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/29 04:19:33
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So after a night of letting it fold, its still running within the safe zone. Temps did get a little higher than I wanted, but nothing a few tweeks won't take care of. Also noticed the VCore is showing awfully low (0.848V), which is a good thing. When this CPU was on the ASRock Z68, VCore was around 1.248V. Guess I got room to OC some more past 3.8GHz if I can keep it within thermal limits. A pleasant surprise when I went to sleep was the color effects on the front fan. With the white & orange leds reflecting off the fan blades, it gave it a nice color defusing effect. Plus I can see the LED Debug numbers through the fan when its spinning. . Edit: Forgot to mention this in earlier post, but it seems the CPU temp is off by 15*C average too high. So to make the fan speeds works correctly, I got to add 15 degrees to my desired temp setting. Which is weird because on my X58, it is the opposite. Got to subtract 15 degrees for the desired temp setting. So this may need to be corrected on the next UEFI revision.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/29 20:43:24
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savaticus EVGA_JacobF savaticus Anyone else having an issue with this board not running ram higher that 1600? It should be good up to 2133MHz, what memory are you using? I am using Patriot Viper 3 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3 1866 (PC3 15000) Model PV316G186C0KRD I got my board up and running tonight. I am using G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3 2133 (PC3 17000) Model F3-2133C9D-16GXH and all is well. I had to up my VCCIO from .9v to 1.3v to even get in windows. Im still testing but things are looking up.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/29 21:14:52
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j33pownr savaticus EVGA_JacobF savaticus Anyone else having an issue with this board not running ram higher that 1600? It should be good up to 2133MHz, what memory are you using? I am using Patriot Viper 3 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3 1866 (PC3 15000) Model PV316G186C0KRD I got my board up and running tonight. I am using G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3 2133 (PC3 17000) Model F3-2133C9D-16GXH and all is well. I had to up my VCCIO from .9v to 1.3v to even get in windows. Im still testing but things are looking up. Thanks I will try this setting this weekend. It's nut just windows though, you can't get into the second stage bootloader of linux with the frequency increased either.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/30 03:55:19
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Another possible issue that I ran into while tweeking a few settings. On the Memory voltage, if I leave it on Auto, it won't boot and gives code 55. If I set it manually to 1.500V, it will boot. Same with the VCore settings except backwards. I set the VCore to 1.250V and it won't boot, set it to Auto and then it will boot. . Been trying to find a setting to quiet the VReg's switchs down. Don't like the whining chattering noise they make when the CPU is idling or under light loads. Does anybody elses Z77 Stinger make the same noise?
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/30 05:36:12
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I can't hear anything over the H80 lol.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/30 14:41:44
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I can't hear anything over the H80 lol.
Guess maybe I'm building rigs too quiet then.
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Re:EVGA Mini-ITX Z77
2012/11/30 15:08:50
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Any one selling thier old ITX mobos for this one? LOL I need to get one more to finish my Server..... The EVGA boards will have to wait until after the holidays.
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