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From a layman's perspective, it's dead silent, cools marvelously well, and is energy efficient to boot. Longevity seems to be the cherry atop the pie. Customer service in my experience was solid as well. Seems to be the brand to get if cost is no bar. Exactly my experience!

For real though, I have a Mitsubishi unit in my study and there are times when I wish I could sleep there rather than the bedroom. Worth the premium. Not sure about LG, but Daikin air conditioners aren't built to the same spec anymore. Not sure if local manufacturing has a part to play.

There are plenty. The CM NR200 and Cougar QBX come to mind first because they also happen to be readily available in India. The Sama IM01 is another but that's pushing the SFF envelope at over 21 liters. The SSUPD Meshlicious is also an option. HP, Lenovo etc. often use proprietary power...

Case collected, payment made in full. Deal struck at INR 2,600. Feedback awaited.

This advice is golden. I daily drive a MBP 2015 15" with a discrete Radeon GPU which I wish I could disable.

It is. As for the modification, the layout is simply inverted (GPU on top, facing up). This image below shows a top down view. With a 2-slot GPU, you can have 2x25mm fans on the top.

DM'd you.

This.

I game at 1440p on my RTX A2000 6GB lol. Y'all got high standards.

I echo this; very happy with their service.

Do you still have these?

I'll take 'em if @WoodWax doesn't.

Maxbhi is straight trash. Their parts are very questionable and support is non-existent. I would stay away.

I'd like to buy one, not RMA an existing GPU. I've completed at least 10 interest forms over the course of a few months and haven't heard back. I'm assuming Nvidia's allocation for India is minuscule.

Has anyone tried to get a FE from RP Tech? It's friggin impossible to get a word back from these guys.

@puns please close this thread when you get a chance. Cheers.

Indeed. More often than not, the settings I use to try and max out my Timespy score are not stable in-game.

The 4070S offers a very significant uplift in performance (see difference in CUDA cores) compared to the vanilla 4070 (at 220W, very enticing as an SFF enthusiast). The 4070Ti Super has 16GB of VRAM (vs 12GB for the 4070Ti) and a larger memory bus. Nvidia is offering more for the same cost =...

Yes sir.

Just out of curiosity, are the temps you reported based off a run/session in winter? Provided of course you live in a region with a defined winter.