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Havent been able to find rubber 11/8 tubing. Well thats not true. Fuel line hose for cars is generally 8mm. Not sure outer diameter. But fuel line wouldn't have the flex needed for the bends and probably not have the give for the fittings to seal.
Sorry, but are you in a manufacturer team? Because I received the case without power button. And I don't complain, because initial offer clearly stated that it will be without, and I accepted it. With pleasure.
Sorry, but are you in a manufacturer team? Because I received the case without power button. And I don't complain, because initial offer clearly stated that it will be without, and I accepted it. With pleasure.
@Wahaha360 stated previously that the power buttons didn’t arrive in time to go out with the test shipments, but would be shipped to test shippers separately. So it should still be coming theoretically. Alternatively you could order a vandal button from elsewhere.
I am not quoting You on that, but if they are coming I will be waiting for sure! No vandalism.
Easter egg feature for mounting PSU in 90 degrees, but you'll need your own nuts or something because the holes aren't threaded. I just went back and looked for the posts mentioning it, it's around page 195-196.
@Wahaha360 has discussed the panel construction waaay earlier in the thread. Based on what he said, I'd say they aren't something you can DIY easily. He designed them specifically for structural rigidity and airflow. It's not collected in the first post, but if you search his previous comments you should be able to find it.
Welcome to the thread, please try to read the first post for major updates:
"Update 2020-03-08 : Orders will open *after Test Shipping Candidates receive their T1s and provide feedback!"
That is exactly what the community has arrived at over the past day or so. I plan to hard line at least half of the loop (the GPU side), and will replace the tubing on the other half or install hard line there as well. If we get an "OEM" hard line solution by the time orders open up, I'll likely go with that instead.
They are threaded (the own that support the PSU bracket at least), that what I used in my configuration (edit
h you talked about the middles one, sorry read to fast)The parts that I have no idea of why they exist are those ones:
Bought some CKC form alphacool
They are threaded (the own that support the PSU bracket at least), that what I used in my configuration (edit
The parts that I have no idea of why they exist are those ones:
Sorry, I don't know what those are for...back on pages 195-197 somewhere, @Wahaha360 mentioned they are used to secure GPU hold down bracket but those are threaded already. Maybe I'll figure it out as I finish the build.
Suggested revision of radiator/fan bracket: extend the slow of the read bracket and shorten the slot of the front bracket. In the instance of using thicker (not supported) radiators, only 2 screws can be used to secure the radiator. With this small change to the brackets only (looks like steel sheet), other radiators can be officially supported? In my opinion, fans between the panel and radiator are the way to go for all non LT240 radiators. Pictures to illustrate:
I think he was talking about the L shapes ones (since that's their purpose) and not those ones
The small pieces are to offset the gpu riser, in a completely NOT supported configuration of bifurcation.
Distilled water is fine but you absolutely must use some sort of growth inhibitor like PT Nuke to keep life from forming. Mixed coolants don't need this, as they already have inhibitors in them.
You should get worse temps if you put the fans between panel and radiator.
The only way to beat the T1 + LT240 with 25mm and 15mm radiator setup is:
*dual 25mm thick fans on radiator (make the case at least 15mm taller and make the case > 10L
Most radiators are higher fin density compare to LT240, and the slim fan really struggles to push hot air through. When you are using a Slim fan, it basically limits you to low FPI radiators.
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