Recent content by theexplainer

I gotta say - the RTX 3080 is lookin fine in my T1 :D

you still need to keep in mind, that you'll have to route the tubing, but the sizes I've put into that sheet correspond to the manufacturer information of the AIOs.

dude, you could have searched the thread for this AIO (or check the first post for the "useful links" file, where you would have found a list of many AIOs that should fit) Yes. I got the ROG RYUO 240 AIO in my FormD T1. You can put it in there, I used one 25mm Noctua A12 and one 15mm A12.

I'd say, if you put a radiator in there, pushing hot air out of the PSU right at it might not be a good thing.

there are lots of other 240mm AIOs that would be an easier fit than the EK one, I'd recommend going with less than 28mm radiator thickness. I've made this a while back, it might help you choose an AIO for your T1. There are different AIOs you could put in there (if you use a 15mm and a 25mm...

I didn't feel the need for a longer cable so far, I even felt mine could have been a bit shorter, but I think a 3cm longer one could still get hidden for a clean look, so that should work, too.

it was 35$ for me, plus import fees - but given the circumstances, that might have changed now.

wuuh, my power switch just arrived today the funny thing is, I ordered a different one from aliexpress, over two months ago - that one is still MIA ?

as it's 28mm thick, it should theoretically fit, but at least if you use 15mm fans, it will definitely not be easy to put it all together. even with my 27mm thick radiator, it took some work. There are multiple other 240mm AIOs that should fit more easily than the EK 240.

Even with my 27mm radiator It wasn't easy to install - I was happy to have two helping hands with that, being alone while mounting the Radiator would have been a lot more difficult.

I recently had some issues with my SSD overheating and causing the system to crash, so I figured, why not add a special fan to it... well, this works just fine - the SSD temps went from 86°C (and then crashing the system) to 60°C, without any crashes :) The Noctua A4x20 is pretty silent, as...

where did you find those? I had to contact a manufacturer and let them produce some to my liking - Once they arrive I'll post pics of them, aswell

@IamWilf I can at least say: for the Corsair SF650 this works just fine, I was able to rewire and recrimp without issues, including double crimped wires. I used the SF450 Layout I looked up online, the SF650 one is the same.

in case you figure something out, I'd love to know as well :)

sure thing, go ahead