From his side, you can only have the 25mm fan with the radiator against the panel, so...That's what I figured, just when @theexplainer said @DrHudacris was right with "panel-fans-rad" the description of the fans didn't align
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ah sorry, I got confused a bit, I meant - Mainboard-Fans-Rad, there is no way to mount the 25mm fan between the rad and the panel.That's what I figured, just when @theexplainer said @DrHudacris was right with "panel-fans-rad" the description of the fans didn't align
I should wake up properly before answering to questions, I guess ^^
to avoid any confusion - this is how it's set up:
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I just realised my post above was in reference to the chinese one! No I am after the Formd T1. I have all my parts and sitting in a phanteks p400a until I can get a formd T1
You were not mistaken. It was precisely your asking about where to get it that provoked the wrath of certain members.
Sure thing! It’s a premium 16mm vandal switch with very bright white LED illumination. Here’s the link.
I just saw someone in China was inspired by your build:
www.chiphell.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2219940
Check it out
Dual GPU? Why? And why not liquid cooling both? This looks so well thought out but this is strange to me.
For 1 240 rad two GPUs (the most hot chip in the system) will be too much!
The reason why is for everything that need GPUs workload like videos, rendering, or whatever. There aren’t only gamers!
The new version with the RGB Bear is the only one that comes with the improved TPV tubing.
It’s set to release this summer, officially called Eisbaer LT Aurora
*smacks forehead* That makes a lot more sense. New version as in new product like the old one, rather than a revision of the old one. Thanks!
Per a quick Google search, I found that the pump/CPU Block height is measured at 69.9mm, possibly not including the inlet and outlet fittings on the top. I have difficulty visualizing this fitting in the T1. I might be wrong, clearly, as I have never owned or seen their prior product. I would think that using the Eisbear LT Solo would make more sense. Again, more experience people, please feel free to correct me. ?
Far from experienced here, but I suspect you might be confusing the (IMO pretty confusing) product naming. Or at least I personally did so earlier.
There's the Eisbaer Aurora RGB that currently shows up even when you search "Eisbaer Aurora LT" I can't seem to find anything about the Aurora LT. If not for the tip way back in thread to check Alphacool's Facebook page (link to teaser post), no one would ever know hahah
Anyhow the linked post pictures what looks like a pump block a lot like the "old" LT 240 to my eyes EDIT: excepting the frickin RGB bear of course, lol
DOOH! Dummy that I am, I remembered seeing that Facebook post recently. Looked at the picture just now and saw that the pump/cpu block looks just like the Eisbear LT Solo excepted for the RGB vomit (not a fan). That should not be a problem fiiting in the T1.
Goes to show, once again, the wisdom in checking my "facts" before posting a comment. Thank you, @SoSquidTaste, for your response.
No shame allowed, friend. Like I said, it looks like I made the very same mistake earlier after @PBJ's helpful clarification :]
And yeah, here's hoping that the Aurora LT sticks with a good 25mm rad, and that we can keep the RGB off hahahah
And yeah, here's hoping that the Aurora LT sticks with a good 25mm rad, and that we can keep the RGB off hahahah
SO @fabio, I have definitely followed this forum as well as time permits, and had read your comment in this post several days ago. I would like to know if you have actually run your system on air-cooling alone. I am asking since I currently run a 9900k/2080Ti on air, with dual case 120 intake fans for the GPU and a Scythe Big Shuriken 3 for the CPU. My case is a Silverstone RVZ01 (14 liters) which has excellent airflow, but pushing my CPU on synthetic testing leaves me unhappy with temperatures climbing very rapidly to just above 100C, which leads me to quickly cancel my testing. I am curious if I should start pre-ordering water-cooling parts, as I had planned, or whether the airflow in the T1 is just that good? My GPU temperatures are never a problem.
Well, I've tried that configuration in other case, like Steck, Ghost, MI-6, and with the great airflow in the T1 can only be better!!
I don't know why you're interested in synthetic test, BUT, I've personally tested that a 9900K locked till 140W is cooled perfectly under Prime95 (80/85C max) by a Noctua L12s (this means also the BS3).
After 140W the cooler starts to suffer. I remember the max was 160W at around 90/95C (Every 10W add 5C, at least it was my 9900K behaviour).
In the T1 you have a great airflow and exhaust options from the top, so, as I've said, can only be better!!
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Thanks, bro! I thought it was a button with an actual "NFC", like turning PC on with my phone... Well, joke's on me, lol.Sure thing! It’s a premium 16mm vandal switch with very bright white LED illumination. Here’s the link.
The people that bought it in China got the power button with their cases, but I don't think any test shippers got the buttons shipped to them. I haven't gotten one, but it's no big deal because I got one from pslate and it works as expected. It's longer than the one you get with the T1, that's for sure, but it's perfect otherwise.
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