Recent content by denys_349

nope I'm just trying to do my best, especially when it comes about my pc :) I also think that they can look much better with cable combs, but standard solutions are no go here. I'm thinking about some custom 3d-printed ones, but this require some effort even to investigate the possibility.

Well, finally I have some time to post my updated build, which is much closer to the final look. Made some major changes to it: - got SF750 from Amazon (still is not available in my country); - bought 11/8 tygon tubes and aquacomputer premix coolant to replace LT240 stock; - inspired by @fabio...

you need to keep in mind some space for power connectors also, if your GPU has some reccesses for them (like msi 1080ti gaming x), then this can be fine, otherwise it should be shorter than 140mm to fit it with unmodified connectors. I was able to fit my msi gtx 1070ti gaming x which is 140mm...

In one of the pictures on the 1st page :) I don't see any other issues except for a height Thanks, this really helped me

second won't fit because of the height of 148mm, but if 44mm thickness includes backplate I believe that such card with smaller height will fit, my msi 1070ti gaming x is 42mm thick but there are still something like 3-4mm between the card and side panel...

I can't say that any of them are too thin or too thick, but LT240 is thicker than NVMe SDD on the backside on the mobo, unlike the noctua mounting; you also need to keep in mind that riser goes there, so you'll have gpu -> riser -> ssd/cooler mount -> mobo, and if cooler mount is thicker than...

yes, it's exactly 2 slots, so there will be no issues with thickness for sure, the only issue you can face is about the GPU backplate, but it also depends on the CPU cooler mount, for instance I had to remove my GPU backplate to fit it with LT240 mount, but with noctua secufirm2 it fits with...

I'm running it as intake and bottom noctua fan as exhaust, I think that I can improve the temperatures by flipping the case, but then I also need to flip the PSU which is not possible for me, so i'm fine with my setup, as it's temporary until i'l get an SF750. And yes, case is pretty hot, top...

just done some testing, to be more precise, played a little in a Fallen Order, apart from that, tried to measure noise level with my phone. As result: ambient noise with all fans off and CPU fan @ 350 rpm - 44 dba CPU fan @ 1300 rpm - 49 dba CPU fan @ full speed - 56 dba CPU fan & case fan...

yes, this is l12s, i'm using i7-7700k@4.8GHz/1.25V also I have fixed speed for it while gaming, 1300 rpm, it was pretty audible in the previous case, and I still had no chance to test it in the T1. I'm sure that noise level from the l12s will be lower now, as currently there is only one fan and...

Well, finished my T1 build, it took a lot of time, but i'm pretty happy with it, at least because everything fits nicely. It's not a final version, as I already have an LT240, and just waiting while SF750 will return to stock. GPU is also non-optimal for this case, as I have to move the rear...

yes, this can be the case, as I remember most parcels from china were delivered to me through Tallinn, Estonia; just got the call from local post office, that my package is already waiting for me ?

had the same uncertain status (airline departure on 7th and 10th of March) as some other test shippers at the thread above, and was really worried about my parcel, especially because Ukraine closes air traffic from the 17th of March, but finally got the update today that it was released from...

I also have a question regarding cooling solution which I have to choose in the form. I own an l12s and recently ordered an lt240, so I'll have both of them soon, and the question is which one should I choose in the form, which one is more preferable? I can test both of them in my build, if you...

I'm from the Ukraine and interested in the T1, just registered here, and follow the thread only after OT review so it's my first post. Currently have a build in a silverstone raven rvz01-e, not a sandwich layout obviously, but still mini-itx. Going to buy an LT240, if i'll get one of the T1's...