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I had a lot of fun when doing this on my A4 for the first time ever - because I screwed up when pulling all those wires out, ending with me having no clue how to reassemble it after shortening the cables - thank god I was able to google for a plan on how those cables have to be connected, I've never been so stressed when turning on my PC not knowing if it would just turn on, or burst into flames ? (spoiler: it worked fine)Oh men, this is the most difficult thing I did in my late life. Maybe there is some trick that I don't know??
Thanks for the kind words guys, I assembled my case a few days ago but haven't put in the time yet re: cable lengths. With the virus concerns we've been prioritizing unfulfilled cable orders in case we have to shut down. If I'm forced to work from home again it will slow down production significantly. Either way I'll have news regarding the T1 soon!
Will be exploring the 'flipped' PSU option as well likely just with Corsair and EVGA SFX PSUs. The Silverstone models seem to be less popular these days.
The double crimps? Do you have some of the larger 16awg terminals? They make double wires much easier!
? I just received mine! ???
FYI I had to pay 26,50€ (18,77€ for customs charges + 7,50€ postal charges)
26,50€ is about 29 USD
Sorry for the potato quality pic.
FYI I had to pay 26,50€ (18,77€ for customs charges + 7,50€ postal charges)
26,50€ is about 29 USD
Sorry for the potato quality pic.
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They are Molex part number 39000078 and are also here: https://www.cable-sleeving.com/16awg-crimp-terminal-atx-female-mini-fit-jr
The wire conductor wings are a little bigger so it's easier to crimp two 18awg wires.
You are an essential service, tell your governor that you are single handedly keeping the usps fron going under. Amazon got nothing on you.
And since you are a small business you get a fat bailout from the government
USA-MA Checking in. Just received mine (03/26). Shipment initiated on 03/06. About 2-3 weeks in transit; not too bad, considering the current state of affairs.
Most likely when 1. All the test shippers get their cases and 2. When the current pandemic calms down. I'm not sure about 2, but I know 1 is the primary reason the case isn't for sale yet, the creator wants feedback from the test shippers.
do it like all of is here. Check many times a day, in there is an update?
were all addicted to get this case. And i want so bad to send my Money to Wahaha
do it like all of is here. Check many times a day, in there is an update?
were all addicted to get this case. And i want so bad to send my Money to Wahaha
This is, by far, my most refreshed page over the past month or 2. So exciting!
Ok, maybe it will work! I will use two single GPU power cable for each of the GPU and the double crimped one shared between them!
I can achieve this because the Corsair SF750 come with one more connector for the CPU/GPU. If there will be too many cable, I will double crimp a second one. ?
Here you can see also the custom bracket just made starting from the DAN/Ghost one to support the riser.
I made a small mistake with the dimension so I removed too much in the middle, but it doesn't affect anything!
Thanks to C_Payne for the riser! Now waiting for a more appropriate riser to check if I can keep the fans near the motherboard and I can put everything together, again!
Working with his case is amazing, you can swap/remove/tweak a lot of stuff with all the components in place!
I can achieve this because the Corsair SF750 come with one more connector for the CPU/GPU. If there will be too many cable, I will double crimp a second one. ?
Here you can see also the custom bracket just made starting from the DAN/Ghost one to support the riser.
I made a small mistake with the dimension so I removed too much in the middle, but it doesn't affect anything!
Thanks to C_Payne for the riser! Now waiting for a more appropriate riser to check if I can keep the fans near the motherboard and I can put everything together, again!
Working with his case is amazing, you can swap/remove/tweak a lot of stuff with all the components in place!
Couldn't agree more! I swapped brackets by just unscrewing them with parts still in place. I can remove a side beam to plug in my CPU power. I even removed the entire front frame so I can screw in fittings/attach tubing and placed it back (do not do this with PSU attached!). It's amazing.
The long screws are also good for the riser strut and stand offs. I used one to reach the PSU bracket->mobo stand-off I used for stability, too. (see below pic)
The big thumb screws are what I used for the top and bottom panels, as well as for the GPU bracket.
I look forward to seeing your build! I'm going to swap out my BR v2 over the next couple of days with my L12S and see how it compares, and then onto the custom sleeving!
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