I simply opened the fillport, added fluid, connected the pump to a 9V battery (fillport still open) and shook the radiator until bubbles left the loop through the fillport.
That works pretty good.
Repeat that a few times and you can get almost all the air out of the loop.
@aexeq
Depends on the shipping options.
Size and weight is an issue... I'd expect at least around $35 for a shipment with tracking from China to Europe.
But if you pick dhl express or something similar it is going to be alot higher for a package this size.
In some countries the credit card system is quite different to the US.
E.g. in Germany most people do not even have a credit card because credit cards usually cost a yearly fee and in addition to that the credit card companies charge extra for using the card.
So worst case scenario in Germany...
@grinny
Also keep in mind, that the Corsair SF series does have a temp sensor.
So the fan will start spinning in case the PSU gets to a certain temperature, no matter what the power draw is.
An SF750 is not goin to overheat just because the system does not draw "enoug" power to trigger the fan.
I did undervolt my 1080ti to a max power draw of 180W, loosing about 5% of performance.
So yes, it is possible to run 2 of them and a 3900X with a 650W power supply.
Btw: Jacob.de has one Corsair SF750 in stock and they restock pretty frequently. I ordered two SF750 from their website.
doesn't happen with mine
Works perfectly with those I have here.
Maybe it is the combination of your Mainboard with this fans.
I tested them with 4 different boards and had absolutely no issues.
That is what that 10y warranty is for.
Arctic provides you with a brand new fan if yours should get loud.
And they even do that after 9y and 11 month....
They simply exchange your fan if you are unhappy with it.
And in Europe you can buy a value pack that contains 5 P12 PWM for less than 20€...
Yeah, but NOT on slim low FPI radiators.
So what is your point?
That is exactly what I meant.
Push-pull on slim low FPI rads makes absolutely no sense.
A push-pull setup on a 16FPI slim radiator (up to 30mm) IMHO makes absolutely no sense.
Low FPI is optimized for slow spinning fans...
Push pull is rather to get enough air through thick high FPI radiators.
You'd probably have to run push-pull on max speed on a thin low FPI radiator to get...
Besides that I'm basically with you @ManaNeko, 30 pages of spam ain't really bad. It's actually very little spam compared to other forums.
I'm very excited about the T1 as well (I bought a Ghost S1, just to keep myself distracted...).
But from that spam issue being mentioned on, I reduced...
What top or reservoir are you using it with?
The DC-LT 2600 needs top/Res if I'm not mistaking...
I still don't really know what combination fits inside the T1, cause I got confused over all that builds @fabio did ?
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