There's a couple american shops on ebay that sell unsleeved and silicone cable sets for corsair psus in sandwich cases. May not be the perfect length down to the millimeter but it's a start
There was a reason my review of the beta case was basically all positives. Not that there weren't issues, but wintercharm was so on top of listening to feedback and listing out/executing fixes that I didn't feel it was fair to put him on blast. Plus, he himself openly discussed all the issues...
That's exactly what I did. I bought 10 of those fittings, plus a pack of g/14 O-rings from basically every manufacturer on PPCS. It was good enough at several points in my loop.
Noctua has shown prototypes of the passive cooler. It makes the nhd15 look small. Definitely not gonna fit in the winter one.
However, there have been plenty of hints that the partner company on the SPK likes brown and beige 😉
It might also be easier with the fan mounted above the radiator. Tubing could sneak through the gap easier than fittings. I didn't even try this because I had enough trouble keeping cables out of the fans when I was air cooling with 28mm more space
The IO on the motherboard would have interfered with any fitting coming out of the bottom rad, so I had to point it the other way. It might still be possible with 280 rads since they're wider, but that depends on the location of the port. Also the io shroud is significantly larger on modern...
GPU side! I need to polish up the metal shroud on the block and shorten the leftmost tube by another millimeter or so to square everything up, but I cut my thumb on an end mill today so I am done dealing with fittings. Points for figuring out what card that is ?
I'll be working on the gpu side tonight.
As someone else said, it looks so tight because I put the rads inboard. I only *needed* the super low clearance fittings on the cpu/pump block because of the location of the ports on it. Everywhere else in the loop could be plumbed with normal rotary...
One of every set performance pcs had in stock. It wasn't necessarily "which o ring worked?" It involved a ton of trial and error based on the slight variance between the threads of the elbows
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