Production FormD T1 Classic (READ FIRST POST)

[pwnedundies]

Looking at the dimension, I will say MAYBE YES!
But I hade to check the inlet and outlet to see if it is possible!

I have one. Let me know if you want pics for measurements or something. I'm pretty skeptical though. The mounting is what would be weird. There are no side or front mounting holes. So maybe if the res was facing in with the pump but then that leaves the in and outlet on the panel side.

 

[Speedster]

I have one. Let me know if you want pics for measurements or something. I'm pretty skeptical though. The mounting is what would be weird. There are no side or front mounting holes. So maybe if the res was facing in with the pump but then that leaves the in and outlet on the panel side.

I think it might be too wide, the PSU could get in the way?

 

[Tazpr]

Has anyone used an XSPC TX240 in their T1 and used 3 x Noctua NF-A12x15's? I feel like with this rad you could run Push/Pull in the PSU area and a single Pull fan on the CPU side for a little bump in airflow and performance - or would 50.5mm be too thick to mount on the PSU side of things?

 

[thelaughingman]

Has anyone used an XSPC TX240 in their T1 and used 3 x Noctua NF-A12x15's? I feel like with this rad you could run Push/Pull in the PSU area and a single Pull fan on the CPU side for a little bump in airflow and performance - or would 50.5mm be too thick to mount on the PSU side of things?

@DrHudacris runs 2 slim fans and 1 full size fans and just clear the PSU cable, so 3x A12x15 should be piece of cake in terms of clearance

 

[Tazpr]

@DrHudacris runs 2 slim fans and 1 full size fans and just clear the PSU cable, so 3x A12x15 should be piece of cake in terms of clearance

Awesome, that's good news!

 

[PKAWA]

Nevermind

 

[fabio]

I have one. Let me know if you want pics for measurements or something. I'm pretty skeptical though. The mounting is what would be weird. There are no side or front mounting holes. So maybe if the res was facing in with the pump but then that leaves the in and outlet on the panel side.

Yes! I need pics of the 6 side! Just to see if I can think a way to mount it! it is 41mm thick, so it will fit ONLY in 3 slots mode and with a Thin block like the EKWB.

 

[fabio]

If possible I'd be interested to see how it compares to the DC-LT 40 res and if it's easier or more complicated to put together

Regarding your thoughts:
Is exactly the same! With the DDC and this top it's quicker to fill the system though.

At the same time, I think there's some air still in the loop, at pump's high speed I can hear a lot of "splash". I was able to put 280ml of coolant.
I think that it should be 300 at least, because of my long tubing route from the CPU to the GPU.

Today I'll try to drain it and I'll give you more info!

But still, the DC-LT 40, for now, is the most compatible and easy choice.

 

[TSOF]

What’s the volume like? Any perceptible acoustic difference? I assume you’re running the ddc at fairly low rpm?

 

[fabio]

What’s the volume like? Any perceptible acoustic difference? I assume you’re running the ddc at fairly low rpm?

The volume of what?
Well, this is an EKWB PMW DDC MX 3.1 6W, it has been the quietest DDC pump ever had, even at High Speed.

I am running it between 40 and 60%.

Forgot to say I am also using the Magnitude with the INTEL straight brass chamber and the 0.6P JetPlate. Just to test it ?

 

[TSOF]

By volume I meant sound level - so already answered.

 

[pwnedundies]

Yes! I need pics of the 6 side! Just to see if I can think a way to mount it! it is 41mm thick, so it will fit ONLY in 3 slots mode and with a Thin block like the EKWB.

I tried to take some measurements just in case you needed to see the rough line ups. Let me know if you need any more.

 

[pwnedundies]

What’s the volume like? Any perceptible acoustic difference? I assume you’re running the ddc at fairly low rpm?

The volume of what?
Well, this is an EKWB PMW DDC MX 3.1 6W, it has been the quietest DDC pump ever had, even at High Speed.

I am running it between 40 and 60%.

Forgot to say I am also using the Magnitude with the INTEL straight brass chamber and the 0.6P JetPlate. Just to test it ?

This is just my personal experience but the dc-lt has a worse sound profile than any DDC pump i've used. I have not used high rpm DDCs. The 3.1 6w DDC that fabio mentions is incredible. At idle I have to put my ear next to it and I still can barely hear it. I don't know the quality control of the DC-LT 2600 but to me it is no where near silent. At default you can decrease it to 60% if you mobo allows it which I've seen people have issues, not sure why, with the gigabyte boards. The DDC is pwm so it has a large range of adjustment. You can hard limit the voltage of the DC-LT with a voltage reducing cable. The 7v reduces the rpm lower than the 60% my mobo allowed me. No until I used both the 7v reducer and limited the pump to 60% would I say it was actually silent. I'm not sure if this is safe for the pump. I'm just really sensitive to the noises. Especially higher pitched sounds. The DC-LT is a smaller pump similar to the AIOs on the market and a lot of those don't sound great to me. When idle which is what my PC spends most of the day doing because my work isn't load intensive this is important to me. If you are gaming you won't notice it. Again I could have had a bad pump because the DC-LT is hit or miss and it always has been or my ears are just stupid and my personal sound sensitivities are ridiculous. I personally recommend when possible to put the DDC in if you are able.

 

[fabio]

I tried to take some measurements just in case you needed to see the rough line ups. Let me know if you need any more.

Thank You!
Then, I think this is doable!

 

[stanleyguan]

Thank You!
Then, I think this is doable!
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What is the clearance between the side panel and the PSU? Might need some low profile 90 degree fittings for the inlet and outlet.

 

[fabio]

What is the clearance between the side panel and the PSU? Might need some low profile 90 degree fittings for the inlet and outlet.

It is about 62mm, 63.5mm MAX, pushing a bit against the PSU.
So, it will be left no more than 21mm.

 

[fabio]

@gwertheim It's super easy to drain! Open the side port, attach a tube and tilt it!
Now I am trying to see if I can add a T fittings, and I try the DDC 1T Plus PMW + Fans against the Panel.

 

[worldtour]

Tracking number: AwaitingTracking!

Haha what a tease. Last night I got my 2nd one of these notifications so I have no idea if my package is on a plane or not.

 

[gwertheim]

Tracking number: AwaitingTracking!

Haha what a tease. Last night I got my 2nd one of these notifications so I have no idea if my package is on a plane or not.

I keep telling you, it's not on the plane it's in Oregon somewhere

 

[worldtour]

I keep telling you, it's not on the plane it's in Oregon somewhere

This joke is getting old mate. I paid $50 for shipping why is tracking broken?