Recent content by fergunat000

If you are wanting to 3d print them, maybe look into mounting them to the sky slots. Thant way you don't have to put hole in the side panel, and you can move them around.

Can the PSU be purchased separately? I've been looking for something like this.

Optimum Tech just did a video over the Apogee and at the end he shows the block at the end which looks to be "delidded" and possible swapped in the higher power 3600 DC-LT pump from alphacool.

DC-LT 3600 is the more powerful pump (look at the pressure head) that might be able to run a GPU in your loop. DC-LT 2600 Ultra low noise is probably what is being used in the Silent loop block (also the one used in my Alphacool Eisbaer LT (Solo)) and I question its capability to have enough...

(Test Fit image) this is an image of the recent loop that i downsized, but it doesn't have the processor or ram installed. So you should be more than fine with the Alphacool DC-LT for a CPU loop, I used one in a test loop (for a future build that may use a gpu too, very slow progress). With this...

Are you planning on cooling a GPU in this loop or just the CPU? Also what size Radiator?

Did you mod the GPU block to have the inlet and outlet there, or is this an option available on this block.

This system is only water cooling the CPU in the photos last year the CPU and GPU were water cooled in a similar layout. those specs might have been a i7 8700k or 7700k and a 1080ti EDIT: the final product will cover both (should have read sorry)

How do you feel the CPU Block/Pump works? do you think it would have enough pressure head to add more components to the loop (i.e. GPU block), and can you tell the sound of the pump vs the fans or is there no audible difference? Love you build1

He mentioned you could fit it in the front, if you cut some of case off. He also said if you were a modder it wouldn't be that hard to do

He does show it in the S4mini he puts it in the case and leaves it there for the last 10 minutes of the stream

You could look into having the GPU Bracket reversible on the case so you could have the ability to switch it, if space permits. Might not be worth the effort, but could open some building options.

You have it listed a .skp and .step but I can onlt seem to find the .step file. Where is the .skp?

So what is your plan for the space between the GPU and the intended 400w PSU? Is this room for wider cards, room for ventilation, cables?

Patiently waiting for this build, I love every part of it. Could you explain how you are keeping all the connection internal? specifically the connections to the rads? I'm also very interested in what CPU, GPU combo could be run off this rad set up.