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Yea I don't think that one would even sustain the stock speed of an i7 for prolonged period of time. Bit of a joke of a Z series board.

I completed my Dan C4-SFX build last week but went down the Intel route. Currently running a Intel 13700K cooled with Noctua D12L, Asus B760i Mobo (only ITX mobo I have found without a fan) and RTX 4070 FE. Really happy with the build as its silent in low to medium load and pretty quiet even...

The Noctua D12L would not fit in the Dan A4-SFX. Unless you meant the C4-SFX?

You need to switch to 0x104 microcode to enable core voltage offset according to another forum.

I read from multiple sources that this board has the lowest CPU power limit of all Z790 ITX boards @ 150W. The 13700 would be kneecapped as it wouldn't be able to boost as high as it's designed to.

Yes they are standard 25mm fans.

@JClarke I would have stuck to the M1 but there would not be enough cooling capacity for a 3900x without going 240mm AIO but I am not a fan of them due to the buzzy nature of the pump. The D15 keeps the 3900x around 77c under AIDA64 stress test and is silent in light to moderate load. The GPU...

@JClarke Abit of both really, I came from the NCase M1 so I am used to the solid side panel aesthetics. My current temps with the 3900x and 1070 is well under control but I am planning to upgrade the GPU next year when the next gen cards are available. So having the option to switch the panel...

@ChugNorris I purchased the TU-150 before the windowless version was announced. Any chance of buying the vented side panel separately?

I don't think they do a flashing service but I bought 2x Gigabyte B450M-DS3H last week and they both had Ryzen 3 ready bios.

I wouldn't touch the 20 series at the current price point even if it came with Jen Hsun's black leather jacket

You can change delivery date via the DPD tracking notification they sent you via email or text.

This deal seems to be trickling down to other retailers now. I can see it on another site with the same card but not available until the 13th Oct.

This^^ Dropping the price also would not create as much marketing hype and demand than releasing a 'new' product.

He meant Sennheiser dropped the HD650 line because the HD6XX was eating into it's sales. The HD6XX's are made in Ireland in the same facility as the HD650. Sennheiser has confirmed this on one of the Massdrop discussion thread and it even says on the specification of the listing that it is...

Too many people basing their judgement on what they read, rather than what they hear. I ended up sending them back last week as although good, I didn't think they were twice as good as the HD650 based off pricing. I bought a brand new pair of HD6XX from auction for £195 and joined the drop...

Have you installed the recent win10 update that stops the OS disabling 7.1 everytime you reboot?

Most likely because the 6XX on Massdrop are selling like hot cakes. I have no doubt that the HD6XX will continued to be milked by Massdrop for years to come.

That I cannot tell you as I do not have the HD650 to compare it with. I am happy with mine but I think the RRP is too high on them. I did manage to get 20% off the Sennheiser store using a coupon code so that bought the price down quite abit.

I think Tyll's review was the odd one in a pool of generally good reviews. There have been people pointing out his comparison was not done well as the HD600/650 he used had old pads and the HD660S had brand new ones. The community has accepted, backed with measurements, that the HD6XX series'...