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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

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Request: Hiking Boots

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

Hiking sandals that last?

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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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The CORSAIR 5000D AIRFLOW is a mid-tower ATX case that shows off your PC, and not its cables. An airflow-optimized front panel delivers maximum ventilation to your system, while CORSAIR RapidRoute cable management makes it simple to keep cables hidden from sight. Two CORSAIR AirGuide fans offer directed airflow, and a motherboard tray with customizable fan mounts lets you install multiple 360mm radiators.

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 My view is either have fans and cooling in the front or have fans and cooling in the side not both. I mean you can imagine if you've got exhaust as I have in the side essentially air is coming in the front and going straight out the side. I've got a liquid cooler in the front that made sense to me but I wonder if it might be mucking up airflow within the body of the chassis and I don't need them that's the thing. I don't need three fans at the front three at the side two on the roof one on the rear

 Installing cooling there and in the front that's definitely involved but as I say I wouldn't recommend that. So I suspect that someone at Corsair was sitting there looking at the 5000D while it's been developed and thought well we've got space for side ventilation let's add it. The Leanne Leo 11 and a few other cases are going well. Let's maybe not copy them but you know take a lesson from them and perhaps that was a mistake

 When they're all screwed into place it's solid I mean the case has no budge in it whatsoever there's no problem but you can see that Corsair has cut the materials to a reasonable minimum and while it absolutely looks and feels fine as you're working with the case and you're holding a panel going oh is that okay the answer is yes it is but it doesn't feel quite right. In terms of innovation there is practically none in this case it's a perfectly sound piece of work I'm sure that system integrators will be very happy using the 5000D and I'll be very happy having a PC provided using the 5000D chassis no problem whatsoever. Typical sort of complaints from Leo things like the tinted glass is heavily tinted you can see the RGB inside so that's not a problem noise reduction is almost non-existent it's quite a rackety case and the LR120 fans I've used were possibly a poor choice because our maximum speed 2200 rpm so even in balanced mode they're 1400 and quiet mode they're about a thousand and then they blat up to 1400 so they do get a bit naughty but in terms of other details things like the fact you can't put the passive line from the rear of the chassis I mean goodness gracious why ever not it's not that difficult presumably I saved a few pennies you can put it in from the this side easily enough stuff like that slightly aggravates me the PWM fan hub is welcome but it's a really conventional fan hub it's not a problem there's just no innovation overall it's a perfectly sound case it just doesn't thrill me the Corsair 5000D airflow it's a solid 8 out of 10.

 I've got a liquid cooler in the front that made sense to me but I wonder if it might be mucking up airflow within the body of the chassis and I don't need them that's the thing. I don't need three fans at the front three at the side two on the roof one on the rear. I just don't need them. So three at the front or three in the side would have been absolutely fine

Corsair 5000D AirFlow - is bigger better?

 My old case was fine for the old R5 2600/R5 3600/B350/B550/GTX 1070/RTX 2070 builds, but was starting to cook my R7 5800x/X570/RTX 3080. The 5000D Airflow knocked my temps down a solid 10C across the board, runs quieter since the fans don't have to ramp up nearly as much, and I can actually mount all 3 of my Sata SSDs in the back instead of having one just kind of wedged wherever it would fit.  This case is huge. Like, this is a piece of furniture now huge

 So huge, that I've named my build "Big Chungus."  Corsair has come a long way the last few years in terms of case design. I was leaning towards a Lian Li O11 Dynamic, but I needed drive mounts. I opted to ditch the 3

0 Type A, 1xUSB C, and 3.5mm combo jack are some pretty solid front i/o options that a lot of cases seem to skip out on.

  The removable front and side fan/radiator mounts should be standard on all $100+ cases. They save so much time and make fan installation so much easier.  I loved the inclusion of a 90° USB 3.0 header adapter, but my motherboard has its header on the bottom, so it ended up pointing the cable straight up, but if yours is on the side, it makes for a much cleaner cable run

Solid cooling when all the fan mounts are used

 Obviously, if you're just gaming or editing or watching something, the power consumption will be lower. So from a real-world perspective, the cooling is not really going to be an issue here at all. I would have liked to see some extra fans yet again, but the design clearly works fine even with two fans and even with a really powerful rig like this one. Now, to conclude all this, I think that Corsair actually did a pretty good job here

 I would have liked to see some extra fans yet again, but the design clearly works fine even with two fans and even with a really powerful rig like this one. Now, to conclude all this, I think that Corsair actually did a pretty good job here. It performs well, it is well-built, it is exceptionally easy to work with, and it's going to be very easy to keep clean in the long term. I would have liked to see at least one extra fan again, even if performance is solid without it, but it's hard to point out anything else that, you know, they objectively should have done better

 But let's see how this case actually performs in a full CPU and GPU stress test. Now, when you set the fans to 40 decibels at 50 centimeters distance, which is what I consider an acceptable noise level for a high-end system under load, I ended up with the following results. 77 degrees on the 16-core Ryzen CPU is pretty good, 69 degrees on a high-end 3090 is great, and a case temperature of 38 degrees after an hour of stressing makes for a really good result overall. Also, under 60 degrees on the Tomahawk VRMs with such a powerful CPU was really nice to see, especially considering the fact that this is actually a pretty reasonably priced motherboard

 And because this case is a bit taller than the 4000 series, there's actually plenty of space for a radiator and fans in the top and a tall RGB memory, so I used the Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB modules in this one to stay true to this white-black Corsair MSI theme. Now, since there is so much space, both for components on the inside and cables on the back, putting all of this together was just super easy and pretty uneventful. Now, the only thing was the 24-pin cable was a bit rougher to stuff under the cover, but that's pretty much it. I would say this case is very user-friendly

Quite Good! - Corsair 5000D Airflow Review

Excellent case. Well built with lots of room and features.  Corsair: Please tell the Incredible Hulk (what a hire you made there!) that he needs to remember that thumb screws don't have to be tightened down to the point where mere mortals have to use vice grips to remove them! Thanks!

Beautiful case

 I had the resources and the know-how to make it work for me. Take my recommendations in mind and it will work for you too. I would have gotten the 7000D if I had the space but my computer is on the floor under a wire rack and there is no more vertical space for it.

I overall like the case. It's the first modern design case I've installed in. My previous case was a Thermaltake Core X9 -- An absolutely oversized monster of a case. I hated messing with it, it was too wide for me to carry through a doorway without theatrics

 I have that Corsair Elite RGB 360 setup on my CPU, I was running a big honking Noctua block on it. I also like to sleep and a disco bedroom is not conducive to that. The airflow is great. There are filters all over the box even though it may not be apparent in the pictures

 Enter this case. I can move my foldout table/desk a bit and slide this out to get to my workbench in the other room. I'll go into like/dislike now. followed by my overall thoughts

 My previous case was a Thermaltake Core X9 -- An absolutely oversized monster of a case. I hated messing with it, it was too wide for me to carry through a doorway without theatrics. Enter this case. I can move my foldout table/desk a bit and slide this out to get to my workbench in the other room

Cable space is slightly limiting

 If you are not going rgb, then the ssd is no issue (the commander pros are in the ssd slots). I wish I would've moved all from my ssd and hdd I to m.2s so I don't have to have the hdd box in the bottom as I have to take it out each time I am messing with the power supply. I have the asus tuf gaming x670e motherboard, msi amd radeon 6950xt, corsair i150e capelix liquid cooler, amd ryzen 7 7700 cpu, and more 120 rgb corsair fans shown here

2s so I don't have to have the hdd box in the bottom as I have to take it out each time I am messing with the power supply. I have the asus tuf gaming x670e motherboard, msi amd radeon 6950xt, corsair i150e capelix liquid cooler, amd ryzen 7 7700 cpu, and more 120 rgb corsair fans shown here.

Beautiful and fully customizable!

 The side fan mount interacts with the cable guard in such a way that its blowing intake air into and behind your motherboard. Just excellent.  Additional features: Vertical GPU mounting brackets! A thing I didn't know I wanted! USB-C connector on the front panel, score (assuming your motherboard has a jack for it)! Hefty Corsair Cable Ties, cool. Optional PSU cover, not that the PSU is visible, but a little extra shielding might be good!  Overall: 11/10 because this is my review and I can do what I want! You do what you want, but if you don't but this case, you're wrong

 Material Quality: 10/10 Usable Space: 10/10 (It's almost like it's bigger INSIDE) Cable Passthroughs: 10/10 (they're everywhere) Assembly/Dissassembly: 10/10 (everything is on an intuitive/easy to see latch that's sturdy, but wont feel like you're breaking anything as you take it apart)  Ventilation: 10/10 - Options! Comes with magnetic dust guards that you can easily take off for greater airflow, or leave on for the preventative maintenance. Space for 10 120mm fans, 3 360mm radiators if you have a crazy water system. Don't let the tempered glass door concern you, this case was engineered by wizards who were smart enough to leave a small zig-zag type gap around the front and top edges. Hard to describe, but it essentially allows decent airflow/ventilation near the glass wall

I can't imagine what else I could want in a case.

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This Filter is designed to fit the Sliger Cerberus X computer case's top panel vent where the case does not have the carry handle fitted.

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.

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 Coming in at 16L, the Slager SM580 is all business when it comes to hardware. Cooling the GPU is also not an issue, there's plenty of ventilation for both intake and exhaust. Two 2.5-inch drives can be mounted behind the front panel, and if you need additional storage, you can use the mounting cages to store sets of 2

 So, the definition of a workstation is somewhat blurred these days, but basically, we're talking anything from a high performance video editing machine, all the way up to one that can be used for multi-GPU rendering. So, things that are important here for the system and the case, performance, cooling, reliability, and accessibility if you need to swap out components. So, let's start with the smallest one first, and here my vote goes to the NCase M1, probably no surprise to most of you. Now, you're not going to be building a multi-GPU setup in this case, but in terms of cramming as much CPU performance in a case under 15L as possible, this is the one that I'd personally go for

 So, let's start with the smallest one first, and here my vote goes to the NCase M1, probably no surprise to most of you. Now, you're not going to be building a multi-GPU setup in this case, but in terms of cramming as much CPU performance in a case under 15L as possible, this is the one that I'd personally go for. So, the big thing that the NCase M1 has going for it is cooling. A 240mm AIO here with the fans pulling air inside the case can easily cool Intel's 8-core 9900K or AMD's 12-core 3900X

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 Now the ideal use case for the Cerberus and Cerberus X in my opinion is for those building compact workstations, sure you can build a gaming machine in these cases but it's a bit going to waste and in my opinion that's where the Dan A4 and Ncase M1 really shine and come in if you're looking to build as compact as possible. Certainly nothing can defeat the Cerberus and Cerberus X in the workstation space though if you are looking to build as compact as possible. The price in my opinion is a big factor of why I'm led to that conclusion and why I would personally withhold recommending it to those who are not building $2,500 plus machines. My configuration didn't require a ton of add-ons only the $15 window kit, the vented side panel on the flip side and then the matte white panels but even then that makes the Cerberus a $255 US case and $305 US dollars if you wanted to do the same thing in the Cerberus X

 The price in my opinion is a big factor of why I'm led to that conclusion and why I would personally withhold recommending it to those who are not building $2,500 plus machines. My configuration didn't require a ton of add-ons only the $15 window kit, the vented side panel on the flip side and then the matte white panels but even then that makes the Cerberus a $255 US case and $305 US dollars if you wanted to do the same thing in the Cerberus X. The good news is that soon these cases will be available on Newegg.com and SFFlab

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 My initial plan for this was to stuff a 32 core thread ripper in here But then it's like well, I want to do a custom loop and well There's some other options and this does support XL ATX So those extra long motherboards would work in here, especially with the radiator mounted in the front You're just not gonna have super deep cars, but where we're using this for a rosy upgrade Maybe it may be a future build. You've also got this option for the rear plate Which will let you just mount your SFX power supply directly right there. And this is what we're going to use There are also other options So if you want a vibration dampened three and a half inch drive mount That you actually set up in the bottom of the case or in the top of the case. You've also got options for that Now even though this computer is slightly bigger than a lunchbox a little bigger than our old build We will be mounting this in the top Which will give us mount points for our handle So yeah, we can have another handle on this machine in case we need it to be portable strictly speaking Don't need a handle on rosy, but you never know with the top handle set up

 It's a pretty big card We have like five millimeters of clearance you ever take between our NZXT Kraken x62 You know all-in-one closed-loop cooler, which is necessary for 5 gigahertz on 14 nanometer. I mean, let's let's be real and You know and the GPU so and one of the things that Sliger is known for Is customization so they've really put a lot of thought into how you can customize the case So there's there's a pretty big cutout here over the motherboard This one is the one if you're gonna mount the power supply inside the case somewhere You can mount it vertically where I've got the radiator mounted and you've also got the the punch outs for a custom loop cooler So if you wanted to have your tank and reservoir or even your radiator located somewhere externally You could totally do that with this setup, you know You can have an external rad somewhere if you really wanted to so you could use this bracket for example to mount your SFX power supply internally in the case and then you know You would be able to use your SFX case your SFX power supply completely internally and it comes with the Extension cable to go from there to here depending on where you actually end up mounting your SFX power supply If you want to cram a standard size the ATX power supply you can but since you can get standard SFX power supplies up to you know 750 850 watts That's gonna be enough to cover builds. My initial plan for this was to stuff a 32 core thread ripper in here But then it's like well, I want to do a custom loop and well There's some other options and this does support XL ATX So those extra long motherboards would work in here, especially with the radiator mounted in the front You're just not gonna have super deep cars, but where we're using this for a rosy upgrade Maybe it may be a future build. You've also got this option for the rear plate Which will let you just mount your SFX power supply directly right there

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