Certainly seems that way. I do like that part of the heat is exhausted out the back. Kinda of the best of both worlds between blower and axial fans. I still would love to see a three slot blower.
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Certainly seems that way. I do like that part of the heat is exhausted out the back. Kinda of the best of both worlds between blower and axial fans. I still would love to see a three slot blower.
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Now I just found that the 2mm thick aluminum panel makes the case smaller than “thicc” cnc panel, which is great. A small tweak advice: the fan position in ghetto mod should be lower or the vertical gpu mount should be higher, as in your first prototype the side fans positions is a little bit higher than the GPU heatsink which the gap between that could make the temp got higher.
Uhhhhhhhh...thickness of the panels is the last place you want to be saving very insignificant space savings. Thick panels feel rigid and solid, meanwhile, Thin panels feel flimsy and brings down the overall build quality of your case.
Have you guys seen this case yet?
https://en.custmod.com/sx3
Triple slot GPU, 280mm rad, SFX PSU for 11.2L
https://en.custmod.com/sx3
Triple slot GPU, 280mm rad, SFX PSU for 11.2L
I have placed two orders with CustomMod....I think they're nice people. Unfortunately, I haven't had a correct order arrive yet. I've also had issues with fit and finish. Maybe they have gotten better, and I strongly support small operations reaching for big goals, but I seriously doubt they can compete with Dan.
The more ITX Cases you own the more you appreciate the Work that Dan puts in the A4. Build Quality and Usage of Space and all the Details.
Why not to make the side-mount bracket wider so that it could fit a wider radiator? HWLabs Nemesis 280 GTS is 153 mm wide and it is the best slim 280 mm rad on the marker. The difference between it and competitors it pretty noticeable. I realize it may collide with GPU fittings but I think getting that extra 10 mm is possible.
But GTS 280 is unbeatable. See on the comparision. Note that most of the rads tested are more than 30 mm thick.
My comment was half-joking but this is similar to saying the FormD T1 should have fit the GTS 240 because it is the best 240 radiator, yet the T1 was only focusing on the Alphacool ST25 rad LOLBut GTS 280 is unbeatable. See on the comparision. Note that most of the rads tested are more than 30 mm thick.
But GTS 280 is unbeatable. See on the comparision. Note that most of the rads tested are more than 30 mm thick.
Where all the radiators using the same fan at the same RPM?
As to the first question, idk, probably the underlying article should give this information. I did look it up and it says the following:
With regard to the second question, the chart title says 750 RPM
The difference is that T1 could not fit a bigger rad with its current dimensions whereas C4 in my opinion could (for side mount only).
Yes I will
310mm internal length so nearly no 280 rad will fit.
I hope to achieve the same for the C4
It will fit. But while the mounting plate is centered for 145mm wide rads and aligned to the top you have to mount it in this way that you use the 120mm fan radiator mounting line for the upper screws. Than you can use 4 screws on the upper row bot no screws on the lower row. But it will
