There are worse things than a logo at a 90 degrees angle. In my case I don't find it completely bad.
Carbonicdk wrote:
There are worse things than a logo at a 90 degrees angle. In my case I don't find it completely bad.
Nice Build. Can't wait to build mine, only if the Maximus x Code finally comes out.
Hello there,
I've recently built on a Maximus X Hero, and I can confirm that DIMM_A1 slot with G.Skill RGB RAM would hit the X62's heatsink L bend on default orientation (upright, vertical);
The interference is minimal, initial RAM installation from build was working (I transferred to DIMM_A2 and DIMM_B2 slots, since they are correct for the mobo configuration); there is slight contact that would make pulling out the RAM hard. Attached pictures for your reference.
All pictures are flush straight top view, so there's no misjudgement of distance from angles.
I've recently built on a Maximus X Hero, and I can confirm that DIMM_A1 slot with G.Skill RGB RAM would hit the X62's heatsink L bend on default orientation (upright, vertical);
The interference is minimal, initial RAM installation from build was working (I transferred to DIMM_A2 and DIMM_B2 slots, since they are correct for the mobo configuration); there is slight contact that would make pulling out the RAM hard. Attached pictures for your reference.
All pictures are flush straight top view, so there's no misjudgement of distance from angles.
Carbonicdk wrote:
There are worse things than a logo at a 90 degrees angle. In my case I don't find it completely bad.
Haha! I didn't like my ram being pushed over 1/8 of an inch either.
+2 for function over looks. What good is an AIO that prohibits RAM access then the manufacturer spits back to use shorter sticks? All in the name of a holographic cover?
Honestly though IMO no AIO is worth a hill of beans to actually cool a system. You want something other than a massive HSF with air thats quieter, well thats about it. I use a Corsair H115i for a test bench when Im building and doing the initial start up outside of a case because its easier but thats where it ends.
Honestly though IMO no AIO is worth a hill of beans to actually cool a system. You want something other than a massive HSF with air thats quieter, well thats about it. I use a Corsair H115i for a test bench when Im building and doing the initial start up outside of a case because its easier but thats where it ends.
