Never even thought the tubes would fit in that small space. Then again, mine are 13mm TPV and too rigid. I didn’t think they would fit when I was installing it.
Very nice looking. Good job man!
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Very nice looking. Good job man!
I actually spent a whole afternoon trying to fit the LT240 with 2 sets of brackets when it just uses one pair ?
Not my proudest moment.
It’s a Strix Z390-i...if someone can do it, i’ve no doubt it’s you.
I think I’ll keep it that way until the hardline tubing kit comes out ?
First time water cooling and I think I was too concerned about it leaking.
My first time too, I got the ek leak tester
https://www.performance-pcs.com/ek-leak-tester-ek-leak-tester.html
You don't have to fill the loop with liquid and it's easy to use.
As a pipe fitter I've used this method before on commercial pipe to test for leaks using soap so I know it's fool proof.
Thanks. I’ll definitely get that for when I replace the tubes for the hardline. Too much uncertainty!
EDIT: BTW, is there a particular speed the pump should be set to?
If your using air, the pump doesn't matter. If your filling it with liquid see above.
Is the 42mm the space between the motherboard edge and the internal case frame?
Update for @itsmichael and @JDK
The case arrived here in Austria after 27 days. To my surprise I got it delivered right to my doorstep, I had to pay no additional fees at the post office.
Unfortunately, I can’t talk about the building experience yet, because my LT240 was estimated to arrive on March 27th. I have no tracking number, so I have no idea when it’s going to arrive. Because of my current situation with working from home, I need all components first and a free day so that I can guarantee that I have my setup running again as soon as possible.
@saxovtsmike asked me if I could measure how much space there is between the upper edge of the IO bracket and the top of the case (the inside of course). They already have a tall GPU and are worried if it fits with the attached water-cooling terminals. If someone could measure that real quick and tag them in your answer, that would be lovely seeing how I’m still a few days away from building myself.
The case arrived here in Austria after 27 days. To my surprise I got it delivered right to my doorstep, I had to pay no additional fees at the post office.
Unfortunately, I can’t talk about the building experience yet, because my LT240 was estimated to arrive on March 27th. I have no tracking number, so I have no idea when it’s going to arrive. Because of my current situation with working from home, I need all components first and a free day so that I can guarantee that I have my setup running again as soon as possible.
@saxovtsmike asked me if I could measure how much space there is between the upper edge of the IO bracket and the top of the case (the inside of course). They already have a tall GPU and are worried if it fits with the attached water-cooling terminals. If someone could measure that real quick and tag them in your answer, that would be lovely seeing how I’m still a few days away from building myself.
Good to hear from you again, sounds awesome! So how much did you have to pay all in all? (€ or $, however you want)
235 $, which ended up as 223,21€. I payed with credit card, so the price is composed of the actual value of 219,91€ + 3,30€ foreign currency fees .
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