found this:
i think h100 is a good option apart from the cpu block, looks lame :/. other than that, radiator is cute
found this:
i think h100 is a good option apart from the cpu block, looks lame :/. other than that, radiator is cute
Read this thread for a while and just want to come and say hi to all the friends here.
Going to switch my current MATX build to this wonder case! (My first ITX build!).
Cheers to everyone and Wahaha for the great work!
Going to switch my current MATX build to this wonder case! (My first ITX build!).
Cheers to everyone and Wahaha for the great work!
Seasonic makes some good power supplies, but I can't see the price for me, so I can't tell you if it is worth it or not. But, it is an SFX-L power supply by the looks of it, so it is longer than the SFX power supplies from Corsair and EVGA, which can be a problem if you want to use a 120mm radiator and a full sized fan, and I don't think it will work in the flipped PSU orientation.
This is an all-in-one(thus AIO) liquid cooler so everything is included and assembled that you don't need extra tubes and fittings, which also means that it's not expandable so it's not possible to use it for the GPU as well. Alphacool's Eisbaer LT 240 is expandable but if you couldn't acquire it I'd say just save the hassle and get a 120mm AIO for the CPU and air cool the GPU.
wait, cant i make a custom aio with corsair h100x, like buy tubes fittings etc, buy a gpu bloks and etc.
why?, how does this work?, what are the aios with cpu pump combos that i can use for gpu n cpu?, is it rly that necessary to have a combo, maybe a lil pump somewhere is ok
I don't want to be rude, but it seems you lack a lot of understanding of the watercooling basics.
I would suggest you try and gather some information about that first in dedicated threads and come back later to understand how you can work with that in the T1.
al right i did a lidl research about closed loops, earlier i just thought i can swap fittings and do whatever, but for now guys ........
looking for an alphacool eisbaer lt240 to buy....i guess
looking for an alphacool eisbaer lt240 to buy....i guess
AS per @aexeq , perhaps do a little more research on this and come back, or post a new thread in the forum, this thread is not the place for these kinds of questions.
however, as a mini answer for you, there are some expandable AIO's which is what you seem to be after, these are like the Alphacool LT240, the Fractal Design Celius S24 (the older ones only i think) and possibly some others.
You can expand other AIO's however this requires essentially destroying your pipes and voiding warranties and then adding in new tubes etc, it can be done, but not recommended.
for the T1, I suggest reading through all 377 pages, as there is loads of information in regards to water cooling, differing configurations that have been tested like you I am new to Water cooling, I've used plenty of AIO's in the past, but never custom loop. reading this thread and others, I have found almost all the information required, albeit i have had to ask some specific questions in regards to this case, the T1 in this thread such as mounting specifics for a given Radiator that was tested, and fitting clearance for a block. when you have those types of questions bring them back here and I am sure people will be more willing to help.
More on topic, My PSlate cables have landed in Aus! hopefully see them this week!
Validating this sentiment, I am completely new to SSF and water cooling and I have been following this threat since Jan of this year, reading through all of the contents (all of the bad post too....) has helped me prepare for my build - this thread + build threads like @fabio. The information is there; if you're serious about it, you gotta put in the time.
Damn you! I ordered within a minute of them accepting orders and mine have sat in Houston for the past week. Can't imagine the headache instore for me if they get held up in Melbourne customs like some other things I'm waiting for.
Everything takes a bit longer these days. You will have them by the time you have the case.
I ordered on the 21st April, they shipped May 19, sat in Miami for 9 days, Houston for 3 days, Denver for 8 days haha been in Sydney for a bit now too, ill get them long before the case, as will you I bet, as i think case shipping will be just as slow once we can finally order them.
Hi everyone, long time lurker here!
I've been watching this project since inception and it's a looking like the best contender for my next build. Has anyone thought about doing a dual internal+external radiator build with this case? I was thinking LT240/equivalent internally and then using the back ports with quick release fittings for an external rad that could be used when undertaking heavier workloads.
Thoughts?
I've been watching this project since inception and it's a looking like the best contender for my next build. Has anyone thought about doing a dual internal+external radiator build with this case? I was thinking LT240/equivalent internally and then using the back ports with quick release fittings for an external rad that could be used when undertaking heavier workloads.
Thoughts?
That makes a lot more sense, and I know I'll still be waiting for the case regardless but the excitement is too much!
Last time i bought pc parts from China using DHL need more than 10 days.
You will get 2 times customs check
1st in Beijing
2nd in Hongkong
if there is no problem, your package will be forward into your country.
For me Redundant question is not really matters. But the other problem is one liner post and unnecessary reply, it makes this thread is more heavy to load rather than others thread. For me with limited bandwidth it is always need more patient to reload this thread pages.
But sometimes people get so excited.. so, just enjoy it.
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