No need to go through all 313 pages. Just check 1st post 1st page.
I was talking about the TOP or BOTTOM panel, but, nevermind. I understand that sfx psu is the way to go. Thanks for the quick response, anyway.
The panel are METAL actually! But, I agree, I don't see the point to have the HDPlex combo inside this case. If you are really powering low system components, this means you don't need to watercool them to keep them quiet and in good temps. A 450W SFX is more than enough. and cheaper.
My card is a radeon pro wx 7100 which runs hot as it is only a single slot blower card. As far as my research goes, bykski has released a gpu block for it. Altogether with the gpu block, the card itself is half length, which leaves a lot of room for proper ekwb parts...the primary reason i was considering the hdplex combo was the lack of a fan to cool it.
Don’t forget that the HDplex 400 AC-DC is rated for less than 250W when used without a fan. And the Length without a fan is 180mm, so quite tricky to fit in the T1 actually with a radiator as well.
I will try the full LT, so the Pump block and the rad with one GPU and the CPU. I think I will ad also the second DC-LT to check the flow with two pump!
I can also try without the second pump actually, I can use some quick disconnect! I will figure it out later. I am curious about the temp differences with all the builds I've tried till now.
I'd be very interested in seeing this result. It seems like a pretty straightforward setup, and if it's effective I think it's the way I'm going to go if I can ever get my hands on one of these cases once they hit production. While I love your build using the Eisstation 40 DC-LT, the connection from the radiator to the pump looked a little to elaborate for my newb watercooling tastes
