Send it to me and I will investigate, looks a bit fishy.
@Wahaha360 are white color will be available too or black only? Also, IDK what AIO cooler fit into this case? I'm using Ryzen 3950x so far I found silverstone for 240 and 37mm.. any suggestion for another AIO?
Are you adding a gpu block to the lt240? Curious why you are getting new fittings if you are using 11/8 tubing. That the size of the stock tubing correct? I want to swap the stock tubing on mine out without changing fittings but I'm confused on what to get.
I’ll be getting the same size tubing, but I’ll need different ones for the pump/block for it to work with my parts. I’ll be using tall ram in the 3slot configuration, so I’ll need to copy Floris and have my tubes going down. I should be okay with the stock fittings on the rad. I won’t be adding a gpu loop right now though. Just the cpu.
If it makes you feel better I’m confused about the fitting sizing since it seems fittings for 11/8 tubing is hard to find.
To everyone that is doing custom loops, or putting in a 240 rad, or putting in two fucking graphics cards, I commend you. I think this is as crazy as I will go
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*insert evil, knowing laughter* Cable ties, cable ties everywhere!
cable ties wont help me jam EVGA's super bulky 24-pin cable in the case lmao, I seriously need some custom cables.
Speaking of, @pslate do you think those cables for the T1 will be ready to order next time you open?
I'm still trying things, this 24pin cable will be the end of me. Oh, and the tubes, those are a problem as well. I'll get there though!
Don’t worry, the first post needs to be linked around 5 times a day.
Just remember that it isn’t about what everyone else is doing, but that you have fun while YOU are doing it! You got this!
Before I had heard of PSlate, someone recommended WinKool on AliExpress, I can only speak of my experience but the cables they sent me have been great and work well in the T1.
Does anyone know how many cables would be needed at which length? This guy's page on AliExpress actually looks really nice.
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THE PART 1 of my BUILDLOG IS READY!!
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FormD T1 - 9.5L with UNLIMITED space!! - 3950X+64GB Ram+2GPUs - TITAN V FULL watercooled+TITAN RTX!! Fill the void 2.0
And again, here we are!! After 1 year and a half from my 2nd build (BTW, CHECK IT HERE if you didn't) I've moved part of it with new addition in a smaller case: THE FormD T1 !! This case is a small CNCed Aluminum jewel! I am so happy to got the possibility to be in the test shipping phase...
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So I "finished" the build. I'm gonna need to change the case the 2-slot GPU mode instead of the 3 slot mode because of the cables. When I get custom cables I'll move it back to three slot.
The reason I'm keeping it like this (for now) is because I need to do some school work. After that's done I'll finish the build properly and give some thermal comparisons between the T1 with a 120mm aio and the ghost with a 240mm aio.
Right now I recommend getting a Corsair PSU with the premium cables as those will be able to be managed more easily than EVGAs stock cables.
I'll post more thoughts later.
The reason I'm keeping it like this (for now) is because I need to do some school work. After that's done I'll finish the build properly and give some thermal comparisons between the T1 with a 120mm aio and the ghost with a 240mm aio.
Right now I recommend getting a Corsair PSU with the premium cables as those will be able to be managed more easily than EVGAs stock cables.
I'll post more thoughts later.
You see? Is almost done! I think that with your configuration and cables, it will be better for you to rotate the PSU 180 degrees! So you can leave the cable on the bottom part and you will have space to pass the 24pin cable near the PSU and the Motherboard like is shown in the first page of this thread. (The coloured 2 pictures showing the 240 LT in place).
I tried to rotate the PSU 180 degrees, but then it interfered with the tubes on the AIO, and I couldn't find a way to move them out of the way so I could do that. I Might try to do that when I eventually take it all apart again lolYou see? Is almost done! I think that with your configuration and cables, it will be better for you to rotate the PSU 180 degrees! So you can leave the cable on the bottom part and you will have space to pass the 24pin cable near the PSU and the Motherboard like is shown in the first page of this thread. (The coloured 2 pictures showing the 240 LT in place).
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