The Hw labs though is an HIGH restrictive rad, I will never use it with a DC-LT pump
Which pump would u recommend to use with hw labs gts?
Thanks!
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Which pump would u recommend to use with hw labs gts?
Thanks!
DDC for sure, but yet, I don't recommend the HW Labs GTS. ?
Actually I am super happy with the original LAING DDC 1T Plus PMW.
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I have it running between 25% and 45%. I think the EK is ok as well, but has an higher flow rate, and it's a bit more noisy.
@DrHudacris So, the fan FITS! but can't be screwed for a few mm...
BTW, an easy solution to help the VRMs! I've just used one of the T1 short bracket and some standoff!
BTW, an easy solution to help the VRMs! I've just used one of the T1 short bracket and some standoff!
Hang on a second... whys their an additional fan pointing at your motherboard, have I missed something?@DrHudacris So, the fan FITS! but can't be screwed for a few mm...
BTW, an easy solution to help the VRMs! I've just used one of the T1 short bracket and some standoff!
@fabio the fan on top of the motherboard only possible in 2-slot mode? I figure the block + fitting would take up all the height in 3-slot mode. That additional fan could help as intake to aid the chimney airflow, maybe. You're gonna run some tests now for temps?
@ciaran clare because he can ?
@ciaran clare because he can ?
In 3 slots you can have a 92mm fan! Even of 25mm. I had it and showed in my build log.
yeah I remember that! still have a Noctua A9 PWM stashed away for it haha my previous question was just for the A12x15 in 3 slot mode ?In 3 slots you can have a 92mm fan! Even of 25mm. I had it and showed in my build log.
EDIT: though I'm now using the Strix board which M.2 area is taller than the Aorus board so probably only the A9x14 would fit. Can't wait for the case to come and start playing with the parts!
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@thelaughingman thanks to the fan, the VRMs are 15C cooler! Here the stats after 25min of Blender rendering, OC 43 on all core, 1.275V.
@DrHudacris So, the fan FITS! but can't be screwed for a few mm...
BTW, an easy solution to help the VRMs! I've just used one of the T1 short bracket and some standoff!
Wow! Thanks for this! This gives me hope that the crossflow with slightly narrower end tanks will be perfect!
Does the top fit with the radiator in that position though?
That is only to show him the screw mount! You cannot close the case with the radiator on top
One can really feel your obsession @fabio and @DrHudacris (in a good way)
Never paid that much attention to the Aquasuite, but realy diggin the way everything is presented and @fabio already proved how much one can do with this powerful software.
Never paid that much attention to the Aquasuite, but realy diggin the way everything is presented and @fabio already proved how much one can do with this powerful software.
This case is dope! Pretty sure with 3mm more in height, 2mm wide and 3mm in length can still be below 10L, and fits everything better!
(@Wahaha360 of course keeping the golden ratio!)
So 221x135x332 9,9L Instead of 9,8! ??
But ALL the SLIM radiator support!
You need stand-off of 21mm for the GPU (2slots or 3slots). And the front golden ratio is kept! ???
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Yes for sure, I know this is against @Wahaha360's original design goals for the case, but 3mm more space in the radiator compartment (even just height only) would open up a lot of radiator options. Can the top panel alone be redesigned with a few mm extra height? Not sure if this would be feasible, but that would be a nice accessory even!
Not a big problem, just a suggestion. Motherboards with a backplate cause the PCIE riser cable to bulge out a bit, which will make the top-bottom plate bulge a little as well.
Mobo is a Gigabyte Aorus B550i.
Possible solutions for rev 1.2 or 2.0.
1- Slightly increase the height to allow the bottom-top plates to sit flush when a backplate is present.
2- Move the motherboard standoffs to allow for the riser cable to sit lower when a backplate is used. This will reduce the radiator + fan space a bit (maybe 1-2mm) so it’s not really ideal.
3- During CnC, remove more material on the top/bottom plate to allow space for the riser cable if a backplate is present.
I may attempt option 3 myself since a family member has his own CnC machine, but we’ll see.
Adding link here because button is broken for me.
Mobo is a Gigabyte Aorus B550i.
Possible solutions for rev 1.2 or 2.0.
1- Slightly increase the height to allow the bottom-top plates to sit flush when a backplate is present.
2- Move the motherboard standoffs to allow for the riser cable to sit lower when a backplate is used. This will reduce the radiator + fan space a bit (maybe 1-2mm) so it’s not really ideal.
3- During CnC, remove more material on the top/bottom plate to allow space for the riser cable if a backplate is present.
I may attempt option 3 myself since a family member has his own CnC machine, but we’ll see.
Adding link here because button is broken for me.
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