Recent content by Pyotr

I'm not, so shipping was significantly more.

Thats.... optimistic. Was hoping to see other purchase options than a credit card, so I guess I'm passing on this, especially with the increased cost. 428$ out the door for me

It had not been answered, so thank you for confirming! definitely snagging one on the 15th now!

Still looking for an answer on this - i route everything through two TB ports, and swap them to the work laptop every day, so being able to roll my own specific rear I/O would be awesome, since few to none others will need a config like i do.

Will the removable section at the back have a stl released for those who wish to make non standard layouts? E. G. Thunderbolt output

after *extreme* disappointment with the other low profile combo block, I'm super interested in this to come to market. looks way better designed, and thought out. Super interested to pick one up when its available to replace my taobao combo block.

Discovered this today, and super interested since im looking for a dual rad vert case - Will there be STL files released to make custom rear IO panels? i route everything over thunderbolt, so I can get away with a more minimal setup if I can just print one to fit! Signed up for email alerts, so...

Is there any plans to beef it up some to support more demanding CPU's? be nice to have even cleaner wiring via a passthrough to 8 pin that can do 150W CPU & GPU. EDIT: addressed in the discord. limitation is the amperage ratings on the connectors, not the jhack unit itself.

True. I did state its a less than idea location to install. The chamfer from the head does reduce, but not eliminate stress risers in the material. over time with heat cycles it drastically increases the risk. It's why I'd rather look into extending the coldplate screws into the top plate...

First off: Apologies if coming off a bit antagonistic. I appreciate the product and the niche it occupies, and the work you've done to get it here. Should have been more constructive in my approach to feedback earlier. Than said, I would look into either extending the cold plate or pump screws...

Torqued and built exactly to your spec per the guide with fully seated orings. top and bottom are touching at each end, then gap in the middle. so yeah. not rushing if i was, id have it installed and not even made a post. Pointing out a design flaw that's fairly easily fixed for minimal cost and...

That's kind of the point. if the oring is thick enough to cause the clamping material to warp from the fastening points, there needs to be more fasteners, or the material more rigid. Assuming that's a typical Nitrile Rubber oring, it has a shelf life of 3 years, let alone a lifespan in use...

Having my Aquanaut in hand, and assembled, i can fit a fingernail between the top and bottom acrylic plates, even with the screws torqued to spec. no chance that wont cause a leak in the future for sure. Why is there not an additional set of screws from the top side under the pump to alleviate...

It it goes near 200$ it better include a pump too. 120$ would be a reasonable price for a metal variant and an additional premium for a Optimus cold plate. Or maybe just a replacement acrylic top for the Optimus blocks that lets you bolt up a DDC pump. that might actually be the best possible...

90$ USD after going through a retailer that'll ship to the states. Plus questionable mfg quality means sometimes itll just be trash on arrival. Id pay a premium for a POM or half metal version though. Sliger SV540, 55mm total height. itll be 54mm high, all depends on how thick the board is on...