Name: Sliger SM550
Brand: Sliger
SKU: 638f00bd260cf71074f29f5b
Rating: 1.3 (4 reviews)

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Hiking Boots for heavy use during the summer

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Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

Request - Hiking Sandals

Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

[Request] Powerful dishwasher with sanitize function?

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Countertop/Portable Dishwasher

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Dishwasher for Second Home

My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

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This filter is designed to fit the Slger SM550 Computer case top panel vent

DEMCiflex Computer Air Filters fits by way of a magnetic frame that is part of its structural design. This would adhere directly to the case and in the event that the case is non-ferrous (it has no iron in it's composition so that a magnet is not attracted to it) we supply you with a peel and stick magnetic frame (optional extra) that is fitted onto your PC case, around the air intake area. DEMCiflex Dust Filter will attach to this frame, making it easy to remove and clean when necessary. The mesh used for filtering is a very durable high precision medical grade mesh.

The mesh that acts as filter will separate dust and debris from the cooling air without adversely affecting or restricting the air flow.

DEMCiflex filter thickness(height) is less than 2mm (1.9mm approx) and if combined with the extra magnet for non-ferrous surfaces it is less than 2.5mm(2.4mm approx).

This thickness stays the same regardless of the size of the filter.

Filter material is approx. 0.1mm thick.

Model: DF1016

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r/sffpc

 And a big thanks to Noctua for providing the cooler and making this test possible. First off, we're going to keep the CPU undervolted. And this is a must do even with a fan equipped cooler in this little clearance. And that's actually quite doable in this case, since this particular 3600 is actually quite decent, it can run at 4

 And I dialed in a roughly 60 millivolt undervolt, which brings the total board power down closer to reference specs at about 200 watts. But at the same time, I managed to up the clock speed higher to 1905 megahertz on average. So despite lowering the power, it's actually overclocked even more now. So that helps performance, but it also helps mostly with the thermals in the case and in a GPU limited scenario, such as my test case for gaming here at 4k, that's actually pretty good

 And this is a must do even with a fan equipped cooler in this little clearance. And that's actually quite doable in this case, since this particular 3600 is actually quite decent, it can run at 4.0 gigahertz on all cores, which is typically your Mac stock all core boost clock, but it can do that with a scant 1.075 volts

 So despite lowering the power, it's actually overclocked even more now. So that helps performance, but it also helps mostly with the thermals in the case and in a GPU limited scenario, such as my test case for gaming here at 4k, that's actually pretty good. With the lower power, the case air is going to be a lower temperature. So that helps out the CPU cooling

Semi-Passive Sliger SM550 Build - Can this work?

 Alright, last time we checked out the sub 10 liter SM550, I've since made a few updates to it,

 but I was curious to see how this one would work. This is the Noctua L9x65, but as you can see,

 there's no fan on it. So let's take a look and see if the semi passive build actually works.

 Welcome to Machines and More. Just a quick update here on the Sligar SM550. It's a fun

 little case, and I had a chance to tweak it just a little more and try a few things here. I've had

 this one for a while since the Zen Plus days, it's seen quite a few iterations. You know, at one

 point it was a 2600 and a 1660 super build. I've tried that CPU with a fanless Be Quiet Shadow

 Rock LP. And just recently, I popped a 3600 into here and I popped a 3060 Ti into this case. But

 I wanted to see how this one would work. And the idea is that the heat sink is drawing heat from

 the CPU, but there's no fan used for heat exchanging. Normally, you'd have a cooler fan

 and that's venting off the heat from the heat sink. But instead of this guy, we'll use the two case

 fans. These are the two Arctic P12 ARGVs, and that'll draw the outside air in. This type of

 setup does require the use of solid panels on both sides since, you know, if there's a path of least

 resistance, that airflow is just going to bypass this heat sink and it's just going to waft out

 the sides. Typically for a sandwich style case, it'll come with vented panels and you can option

 this case with those vented panels. But I opted for these acrylic panels early on since I was very

 curious to try this more niche type of SFF build. And since this one is strictly a gaming build,

 this type of setup can actually work acceptably well. So today, I just wanted to give you an idea

 what those thermals look like if you're interested in trying something like this out. And a big thanks

 to Noctua for providing the cooler and making this test possible. First off, we're going to keep the

 CPU undervolted. And this is a must do even with a fan equipped cooler in this little clearance. And

 that's actually quite doable in this case, since this particular 3600 is actually quite decent,

 it can run at 4.0 gigahertz on all cores, which is typically your Mac stock all core boost clock,

 but it can do that with a scant 1.075 volts. Said another way, there's not much of a performance hit

 versus stock performance by dropping the voltage when we lock it this way. These fans are pretty

 quiet and they only top out at 1800 RPM. So I just set the curve that they would run out 100%. And

 you know, let's take a look at those thermals right off the bat, it was definitely a little toasty.

 Even in my 20 degree ambient room temp, it was coming in in the low 80s, which is not terrible

 for the GPU in a case like this. But for the CPU is definitely running hot. And that's especially

 if you're considering this is only about 30% utilization here, what's happening here is that

 there's gigabyte gaming OC 3060 Ti, it's overclocked pretty hard out of the box, and we are looking at

 about 236 watts of GPU power, which is a lot to go into a case like this. And that's resulting

 in a pretty high ambient case temperature. So it's adversely affecting the CPU also. So one thing

 you should always consider doing in a build like this is to undervolt the GPU. And I dialed in a

 roughly 60 millivolt undervolt, which brings the total board power down closer to reference specs

 at about 200 watts. But at the same time, I managed to up the clock speed higher to 1905

 megahertz on average. So despite lowering the power, it's actually overclocked even more now.

 So that helps performance, but it also helps mostly with the thermals in the case and in a

 GPU limited scenario, such as my test case for gaming here at 4k, that's actually pretty good.

 With the lower power, the case air is going to be a lower temperature. So that helps out the CPU

 cooling. It's still not what I would call great, but at least at this level, you're not likely to

 run into any problems when gaming long term this way. And again, we already locked the clock speed.

 So the only thing we're missing out is the higher intermittent single core bursts above 4.0 gigahertz

 that PBO might boost you. And for AOE 4, I was still around 80 and 90 FPS in 4k with most settings

 on high. So really in a title like this, it's not going to matter compared to the L9 by 65 with the

 cooler fan and with all the panels open. Yeah, there's definitely quite a penalty for this setup.

 But outside of the noise from the fans at a higher RPM, the gaming performance here, it's really quite

 similar. So strictly speaking, it can work. It's acceptable and good silicon definitely helps.

 From my calculations, this type of CPU cooling setup can maintain a safe equilibrium temp with

 about 35 watts of CPU package power. So for most GPU limited scenarios for gaming, it's going to

 be okay. And actually, I was a bit surprised that it was still able to work with the higher power

 GPU in here. And given that the L9 by 65, it's not really supposed to be for this type of setup. And

 you do want to run a fan with it typically. Of course, this type of performance means that

 any type of heavy multicore usage is out of the question. And this will easily throttle if you

 try to do any type of CPU rendering. So if that's a purpose you have in mind, I'd say you definitely

 don't want to set it up this way. Plus, I think you probably have the wrong type of CPU for that.

 In theory, this type of setup can work much better if there's a purpose built cooler,

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