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I found that just pulling the back of the case ~six inches away from the wall really helped reduce the BT interference problem. I had the T1 stuffed in a corner and could barely get reception beyond line of sight using these antennas, but then pulled it off the wall and now I can still maintain...

it's about 80mm to the pcb. usually the limiting factor here typically isn't the distance to pcb though, but either the distance to the heatsink on the gpu (as it's usually 1-2mm wider than the pcb on the connector side), or the distance to psu (depending on how you rotate/mount it). in my...

been out of commission for the last week+, but if anyone was wondering how big (gpu) air 2020 was going- 1080ti lightning heatsink does appear to be the largest possible universal-ish nvidia heatsink that fits in the t1. the actual heatsink itself is ~287mm (incl heatpipes at end) x (~119 @...

well, i only really looked at the x080 ti cards (so there might've been some 2080 supers with comparable coolers since they came out later), and didn't bother to check on amd at all. taking that into account, i think some of the asus 2080 ti / 1080 ti cards had heatsinks that were close-ish...

universal just meaning there's no tailored cut-outs for the power connectors or hardware/fins for specific vrm/ram placement that would cause compatibility issues down the road (so similar to an accelero or morpheus in composition, but tighter clearances). i wanted something that i could...

big air, you guys say? well, i wouldn't want to be left out of this tinkering trend, so i took a look at the gpu side of things trying to find the largest "universal" nvidia cooler that would fit in the t1 and... ...so close, yet so far. msi 1080ti lightning cooler resting on an evga 2070 xc...

fortunately, this configuration (keeping in mind this is 3-slot gpu) is a lot more straight-forward than my last one. this is what it can be done with, but note that you have to take the cpu block apart and remove the rubber so you can then spin the right fitting on the 90- 3x...

And we're up and running (despite encountering my first leak ever... from the fill port on the cpu block of all places). Part A: rotated CPU block w/ ultra short tubes; note that if ASRock had a temperature header on the motherboard, then I'd be using a temp probe stop fitting on the fill port...

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm to be continued

just curious- where is yours/@Navic's evidence of this? i ask because there's nothing on the product page that mentions they are built for drones (but rather wifi adapters, routers, and devices), and some of the applications mentioned (bluetooth, zigbee) are also poor choices to use with...

I used these before I moved to the T1 and they had excellent signal for bluetooth. Unfortunately with the T1, their range got absolutely crushed (as did the range on these), but the stock ASRock antenna mounted away from the case works well. I'm guessing the thick aluminum box is just shielding...

it's really not an easy layout to implement if you aren't planning it all out to ensure compatibility. i'll list the fittings off, but know that this works because a) i am in the 3-slot gpu config, b) i'm using a 25mm radiator that allows for me to mount fans between it and the motherboard...

following up on my own question, but consider this the first step in confirming that this may be a viable option. here's a fully-filled loop with the block top off- looks like there might be just 15mm between the top of the pump and the side panel, so should be good to go to use a slim 92mm or...

do you guys think running the LT Solo without the top on the block is viable option? i have a feeling this will a) make the DC-LT 2600 sound quieter, and b) create just enough mm in space so that a 92x14mm or 120x15mm fan can be comfortably placed above the motherboard (similar to what...

So initially I used Primochill Rad Clean in the radiator for 15 mins, then flushed, then 30 mins, then flushed, then an hour, then flushed, and then finally added the radiator to the loop, ran it for an hour with clean distilled, then drained it all out and replaced with Cryofuel. Probably a...