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Contacted EK directly, this is an answer from support:

Just returned 3 VTX pumps which were incredibly loud (similar to first sample of fabio, 2 replacements were even worse than the first one). Going back to DDC now, no issues. EDIT: I'm using it in this Meshlicious build:

Seeing as T1 is no longer enough to do a custom loop with the new 300W+ GPUs, we need P1 more than ever. 280mm rad should be plenty

@dondan Would be great if you could have more holes on the back for something similar like the Iceman Pump / Res combo for Ncase M1. This is by far the easiest way to do a custom loop, super easy to fill/drain. Maybe we can support the same model even? Otherwise we could ask Iceman to sell...

I don't like how front fan mounting rails are visible, they should be on the inside of the case

You work fast! Can't wait to do a custom loop in this bad boi

@Wahaha360 , Previously you did some excellent testing for T1 to determine which 240 rad is the best: Could you do something similar for 280 to see if it's a big improvmenet?

Previously mentioned 240 specs: 136x232x370mm, 11.7L Worst case scenario you add 20mm width for 280 that's: 156x232x370mm, 13.4L I assume you don't need it wider than ~145mm so probably ~12.5L for final design, only ~1cm extra desk space.

with 280 this will be very unique proposition, you can market it as the smallest 280 rad case in the world. Also custom loops will be easier, currently you have to buy very specific fittings to fit GPU/CPU blocks which is quite annoying.

Reddit fan concepts:

Ok maybe I would get the third option like this: Also will depend on how transparent those meshes are, I would prefer even more transparent than T1 if possible.

Let's see how the real prototypes will look like, maybe I'll change my mind :)

I much more prefer the original single tone design with symmetric top and bottom. This one feels like Ghost top hats all over again :/ (which is why I didn't buy it)

Looking at the new NZXT H1, I'm really sold on vertical design:

I think that plain minimalist look is more popular among sff, but additional options are always great.