I wanted just to say that sometimes company can lower cost on buying multiple cases, like lower costs on shipping, or other have more knowledge about taxes, etc.
Well I will just wait when it will be available to buy so I can calculate costs
Well I will just wait when it will be available to buy so I can calculate costs
I wouldn't call Sliger a "big company" or their margins particularly high.
If anything, you're more likely to get better rates through their higher volume and existing shipping agreements with proven business.
I wasn't a fan of the slightly higher cost of my Cerberus X when I purchased it after the start of the incredibly stupid tariff wars, but I would still say that I got a solid product that has served me well with a reasonable value.
I haven't owned anything from @Wahaha360 yet, but I eagerly await the new case with high expectations regardless of incidental costs.
I say wait. It makes no sense to me that you are stressing yourself out over things that aren't even in your control.
Take your time, enjoy some time off and release the product once everything is in place and you can actually control what is going on.
Reporting in with some fitment information. The eisbaer 240 lt has clearance problems with the asrock x570 tb3. The fittings for the tubes interfere with the vrm and chipset heatsinks. Same with the rear io heatsink. It will "fit" against ram without heat spreaders, but it does touch the module which is undesirable, and even then the compression rings will not fit.
Does anyone know of some low profile right angle rotary fittings?
Does anyone know of some low profile right angle rotary fittings?
@FunkEngine koolance makes some low profile 90 rotary fittings.
Fitting Single, *Black* Adjustable Elbow (Low Profile), G 1/4 BSPP
NZL-LXG2 is a special lower-profile fitting than NZL-LXG1 at only 2cm (0.79") high. Create a 90 degree elbow bend using any Koolance G 1/4 BSPP (pa
koolance.com
The included fittings are actually a little shorter, not including the collar for the compression fitting.
Most of what I've been able to find has said those are about as small as it gets, which makes me wonder if its possible to use the 240LT on this board without permanent modifications to the board or block. I'm not familiar with other AIOs but the block is kind of huge, probably because it supports lga2011. Might need to just swap it out for a smaller pump/block or one that has outlets on the top rather than the side.
Or actually, you could probably just remove the top vrm heatsink, and replace it with those small generic aftermarket ones so the fittings would be above them. I don't have my calipers handy, but the fittings are approximately 16mm above the cold plate. The vrm is about level with the cpu, so as long as the new heatsinks and thermal pad are shorter than 16mm, the fittings should be able to clear above them.
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Got some packaging today, more on the way.
Not sure if it is a feature, but the horizontal "rails" look like they can be collapsed to itx mobo size only, instead of itx mobo+sfx psu, then use a external psu to get a sub-4-litre case??
So if everything went as planned, the website should be up for orders within the next 30 minutes, give or take a few ?.. Get your cards ready boys ?
@Wahaha360 Are the orders still planned for today? I am just wondering, its fine if they aren't. I want to order it when its ready and not when you have to rush to get everything ready.
Sorry guys, fell asleep with laptop in bed, didn't even wake up for the alarm to make a post ?
Twice I thought we should be ready, but we were not due to suppliers. I also don't blame them, it's Chinese New Year and we are not a big order. So I did some soul searching, I just don't feel comfortable taking payments unless I can control the shipping date.
OptimumTech also need time to review, so it's likely the better decision to delay the preorder.
I know you guys want some dates, so let's say *targeting February 1st with shipping starting February 15th.
Twice I thought we should be ready, but we were not due to suppliers. I also don't blame them, it's Chinese New Year and we are not a big order. So I did some soul searching, I just don't feel comfortable taking payments unless I can control the shipping date.
OptimumTech also need time to review, so it's likely the better decision to delay the preorder.
I know you guys want some dates, so let's say *targeting February 1st with shipping starting February 15th.
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How many cases do you estimate will be ready for February?
Optimum Tech’s review will increase demand, but I do think you’re making the right call. I really hope I can get one on the first batch. Been waiting since December 2018?
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