I have everything built but for some reason there is a low buzz coming from what I think is the alphacool lt block but idk. It's a really annoying low pitched buzz and doesn't sound like fans spinning. Does anyone know what this might be?
Could be the pump itself. Have you tried adjusting the speed of the pump via PWM?
The diagrams say 151 mm clearance from bottom of PCIe tab of gpu to the panel. Does that mean oversized cards can fit? I have a Zotac 1080 Ti AMP card that's 148 mm tall. I know MSI also makes some really tall cards so I'm really hoping to finally find a nice case that can support those cards.
Its the pump I had one don't let it above 70%. I used to run it 40%-70% idle and load.
Been following this thread ever since I saw @optimumtech's video, can't wait for AU orders to open up!
I saw mention of a distro plate previously, is this something that still might eventuate and would that incorporate housing for a pump?
I saw mention of a distro plate previously, is this something that still might eventuate and would that incorporate housing for a pump?
One thing at a time, there is some talk about it
I have the same card in front of me. I just measured the card from the mounting surface and it protrudes ~140mm from the board. I don't have the T1 yet to be able to comment on practical clearances.
Temps and Noise UPDATE in the build log!
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FormD T1 - 9.5L with UNLIMITED space!! - 3950X+64GB Ram+2GPUs - TITAN V FULL watercooled+TITAN RTX!! Fill the void 2.0
Is the m.2/chipset noctua fan just free standing?
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Does anyone have detailed measurements for the top and bottom vented panels? Or know if @Wahaha360 Provided CAD files at some point?
I am looking to machine a wood panel to fit on top of my (future) T1V1.1 similar to these“ghost sheets.”
I am looking to machine a wood panel to fit on top of my (future) T1V1.1 similar to these“ghost sheets.”
More pics inbound. @Wahaha360 is it possible to get another front panel, the detachable part. I want to drill a large hole in mine.....
I stuck my GPU measurements at the end of this gallery. As you can see from the pics it just fits in terms of height with countersunk blanking and very tight right angle fittings.
After one day spent to make custom cable for the 180 PSU configuration, I've realised that there is a clearance issue between the radiator 90 degrees fitting and the power cable extension! So, It's not gonna happen for now! Maybe I will use a straight one next time I drain the system, but I am still convinced that is not worth it, because it means a longer 24pin ATX cable and longer CPU EPS cable.
One suggestion for @Wahaha360 : i suggest to cut higher the central opening of the plate to mount 180 degrees the PSU. Or even remove it, to have a sort of U shape.
So you have space to route easily custom cable from the PSU to the GPU!
One suggestion for @Wahaha360 : i suggest to cut higher the central opening of the plate to mount 180 degrees the PSU. Or even remove it, to have a sort of U shape.
So you have space to route easily custom cable from the PSU to the GPU!
I see, good suggestion. I how much do you think I should cut?After one day spent to make custom cable for the 180 PSU configuration, I've realised that there is a clearance issue between the radiator 90 degrees fitting and the power cable extension! So, It's not gonna happen for now! Maybe I will use a straight one next time I drain the system, but I am still convinced that is not worth it, because it means a longer 24pin ATX cable and longer CPU EPS cable.
One suggestion for @Wahaha360 : i suggest to cut higher the central opening of the plate to mount 180 degrees the PSU. Or even remove it, to have a sort of U shape.
So you have space to route easily custom cable from the PSU to the GPU!
What about like this?After one day spent to make custom cable for the 180 PSU configuration, I've realised that there is a clearance issue between the radiator 90 degrees fitting and the power cable extension! So, It's not gonna happen for now! Maybe I will use a straight one next time I drain the system, but I am still convinced that is not worth it, because it means a longer 24pin ATX cable and longer CPU EPS cable.
One suggestion for @Wahaha360 : i suggest to cut higher the central opening of the plate to mount 180 degrees the PSU. Or even remove it, to have a sort of U shape.
So you have space to route easily custom cable from the PSU to the GPU!
That will not work, because there is the top spine where you have to screw the plate blocking it
What do you mean buy this photo? https://smallformfactor.net/forum/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fi.postimg.cc%2Fsg524w5G%2FIMG-2560.jpg&hash=6753e4ee9a10564286df74ca2d09c8e2
Excuse me for not understanding this, what does U shape mean here? Wouldn't you able to route the cables from PSU side to GPU side with current design?
The top spine where the bracket attaches blocks the cutout you've made. One suggestion is to get rid of all the metal to make a giant U out of the bracket.
Picture 4 and 6
I believe @fabio means to do this:
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