Recent content by Nickdot

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    Log NCase M1 Dual Rad Custom Loop - First SFF Build

    Thanks very much for the comments! The daughter-board decision is an annoying one, but not the end of the world. There's probably room for me to squeeze it in, which I might attempt over the next few days, as having the light would be quite nice. Happy to say the washers seem to have worked...
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    Log NCase M1 Dual Rad Custom Loop - First SFF Build

    One more round of "finished" pictures; Just need to try and find a replacement PCI card bolt cover, as mine never came with the case! 🙃 Cheers!
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    Log NCase M1 Dual Rad Custom Loop - First SFF Build

    Continued from above.. I couldn't decide on a 24-pin cable to replace the super long Corsair one that came with my PSU. The braided one offered by PSlate to match the rest of the cables that I had fitted wouldn't have played ball too well with my radiator/pipe setup, but the unbraided version...
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    Log NCase M1 Dual Rad Custom Loop - First SFF Build

    Hey guys, Another quick(ish) update to this build! Having finished it some time ago, it became quickly apparent that the standard Corsair PSU cables wouldn't stick around for long. The length of them made fitting everything comfortably within the case somewhat of a chore, and it definitely...
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    Log NCase M1 Dual Rad Custom Loop - First SFF Build

    Hey guys! Quick update on the above. Finally managed to get my hands on an RTX3090 using the smaller style PCB for a good price, and slapped it in this build to replace my ageing GTX1080FE - I'll let the pictures do the talking! Before; New card - Palit RTX3090 GamingPro. Air cooler off...
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    Log NCase M1 Dual Rad Custom Loop - First SFF Build

    Thanks very much for the comments guys! Hopefully have some more updates shortly when I manage to grab myself a new GPU - will give me a chance to tidy some of the cabling as well 😎
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    Log NCase M1 Dual Rad Custom Loop - First SFF Build

    Hello hello! New to the forum and to the world of SFF machines. This is my first post, but I've been lurking for a few months throughout the build process of my new rig to get inspired as to how to tackle these compact beasts. My previous build went through a few iterations over the years in...