No problem, my friend. I've spent too much time on Alphacool's various channels the past few weeks figuring out LT240 stuff so I'm glad to share what little I've learned
And yessss Dads to the rescue! I'm also hopeful for the next NVIDIA generation. I'm crossing my fingers for both of us regarding dope waterblock options for the next gen!
Ahh, finally got the two tone!
I prefer black, but I don't mind the black + silver two tone. I can buy the black later, and sell this to my friend since my friend want the two tone ?
But the problem is, I have to ship it to superbuy warehouse since it can't be shipped to my country ?
I prefer black, but I don't mind the black + silver two tone. I can buy the black later, and sell this to my friend since my friend want the two tone ?
But the problem is, I have to ship it to superbuy warehouse since it can't be shipped to my country ?
These two clips are very informative on what might be coming.No problem, my friend. I've spent too much time on Alphacool's various channels the past few weeks figuring out LT240 stuff so I'm glad to share what little I've learned
And yessss Dads to the rescue! I'm also hopeful for the next NVIDIA generation. I'm crossing my fingers for both of us regarding dope waterblock options for the next gen!
Bit of a dull voice but he seems to do his research
It comes with the 19mm switch
@fabio
Is it possible to get a list of fittings which are needed to get this done? It would be really helpful to have something like:
4x 90° degree fittings
2x 90° rotary fittings
8x normal compression fittings etc.
I know you water experts probably have hundreds of them lying around but for me as a water cooling noob and going SFF for the first time it is hard to plan everything in detail. It would be frustraiting if I miss one piece in my order or if I waste like 100 bucks just because I bought way too much
Anyone? please
I'm gonna be so mad if he's right about the two sided cards. that ruins existing aftermarket cooling solutions. and will make my Morpheus 2 plan impossible.
I wonder if the volume of people attempting to order swamp the server. I was refreshing the site almost every minute since around 855 your time. Did not get into the site until 924AM PST, ordered the Black case and was making payment when it posted out of stock. Disappointed but still thrilled with the success of this venture for those that have obtained the case. Next week, here I come!!eedev, PKAWA, MVPotato, Kuzan, kazuma86, Ashenfall, F7IN
It's an accident, I thought I locked the website, but apparently I didn't ?.
We will still open today's drop at 9AM PST. The bad news is that yes, this will reduce the quantity for this week. The good news that next week's drop should also ship the same time (end of month), so not a real loss.
I mean, if the reference board had different dimensions, wouldn't that mean you'd need different water blocks too? A two-sided block would definitely present more challenges of course.
The checkout is hosted by shopify servers I believe so there should be no problem handling the surge of traffic.
This is not possible. Only enough space for a back plate if your GPU has one.
Anyone? please
Don't bother with non-rotary 90 degree fittings; they are not friendly to use, especially in a SFF case. You'll need 2x compression/barb type fittings for each component (blocks, rads, pump etc).
So let's say you have 4 components (2 blocks, pump, and rad)
That's 8x compression/barb fittings
Get an additional 50-75% 90 degree rotary fittings (4x-6x in this case).
In the optimum tech and @fabio builds, the pump is connected directly to radiator. If you are doing this, you will need 2x offset fittings (barrow or bitspower) and a rotary male to male or maybe 30mm Male to female extender and a rotary male to male (this really depends on the reservoir/pump you choose).
If not using a reservoir, and you choose to use T line fitting, get a few stop fittings and 2 additional compression fittings.
If all this seems confusing, it's because it is. What fittings you use depends on so many other factors...like will you use EKWB FC rotary terminal? Then subtract 2 rotary 90 degree fittings from your shopping list. It goes on and on...
Floris, if you could tell me how much space there is between the fan and your PCIe connectors on your GPU?
Just clarifying, you are asking for the space between the case fan and the PCIe riser connector? Or the PCIe power (8pin?)
Depends on a few factors
1. how quickly do you want a case (probably the biggest factor)
2. how badly you need full AIO support
The P1 ain't happening anytime soon. It's barely into the prototyping stage let alone production.
If you need a case now now, try and snap up a T1
If you're patient and want a painless AIO installation process, wait for the P1
The PCIe Power 8Pin, I just noticed that those ASUS ROG rtx cards have a recessed 8 + 6 pin connector, I'm thinking my RX 5700 XT Red Devil will need some low profile PCIe connectors to pull it off.
Actually, I'm a dumb dumb. I've just now realized my connector will be fine as is, and can run a 240 with 12x15 noctuas. I've been looking at all the measurements backwards I'm building in the flipped orientation so I've been treating it as though the bottom is the top *Facepalm* well, that being said a 240LT 2x 12x15 and a red devil will have absolutely no issue if that's the case.
I have a the Mech OC 5700XT (good price on sale) and it was hard to source a water block. In the end I went with a BYKSKI from AliExpress and have been using it for 7 months no problems! I just ordered a BARROW 90 gpu terminal rotary and I’m hoping it will fit. I’ll post something when it arrives as I couldn’t find information on the internet. (If anyone know the answer to this please chime in).
This could be a cheaper route and the BYKSKI blocks seems comparable quality to my 1080 EK block I have.
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