41mm is official. You could probably stretch another 5mm depending on how much force you want to apply to the top panel and how much you're ok with bulging and bending.
41mm is official. You could probably stretch another 5mm depending on how much force you want to apply to the top panel and how much you're ok with bulging and bending.
Thank you for the quick reply.
I'm unsure about how okay I am with bending / bulging components too much... I may have to opt for a 120 AIO instead. Would an H60 be sufficient for a stock 3700x?
So you knew that it was possible to send in the customs declaration yourself but obviously didn’t bother enough to send one email to GDSK and fill out one form and send it to customs. The 30€ GDSK fee was 100% your choice only, the import tax is german law. So please stop ranting about it here, be happy that it even ships to germany and that you will get yours soon.
Fixed this issue by reading this on Reddit.
And here’s a shot of the T1 with the R9 295x2. If Zen 3 is available before Ampere and Navi, I may try to use this GPU “for science” to see how the LT240 will do lol. Including a 65w Zen3 8 core, this would be ~600 watts of heat!
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At this point I feel you are beeing ignorant or something.WRONG -i bought my NCASE M1 V6.1 in march THIS YEAR in COVID TIMES! and have less trouble with shipping. Covid is not the anser for every thing my friend
Sure, but i read some tutorials online but there are from 2011 and a lot have changed. in conclusion i pay 234 Euro(incl.sfflab"shipping") for the case and 85 Euro for the import (30 Euro gdsk, 15 Euro import; 40 Euro taxes). For comparions i paid 260 Euro (case+taxes) for my Ncase and its from china too. I hope he check the shiiping for the next batch for germany its a big mess.
*the case chilling now in frankfurt -> i hope it arrives next week.
I paid 245$ (black + shipping).
That was a charge of 218,69€ (3rd friday batch).
I did customs declaration myself and it was exactly 33,49€.
All in all it was 252,18€ for me. So I went even cheaper than your Ncase.
The 15€ Import you are talking about was also because you were too lazy. (you left things to GDSK)
If you just search GDSK on YouTube, one of the first Videos is this one: You can just copy everything he filled out except personal data...
Also, if you would have asked, I would have linked you the video no problem.
Just a little reminder: GDSK doesn't want to rip you off, they are a service provider. If you order something at a restaurant, they will ask you, if you want to have a drink too, rather than pointing to the next shopping center. GDSK asks if they should do the service for you with all its consequences instead of leave you to customs instantly. You can even call GDSK and get helpful answers in native German!
Enough rant. If someone needs help in filling out German custom declarations, just shoot me a message here or over at reddit (u/aexeq)
Edit: I forgot the 1,55€ sending the custom declaration to customs via postal service. That is obviously a big difference! *no sarcasm at all
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That's wrong, my friend. GDSK fees are no import fees. It's a service fee you paid for GDSK to do your paperwork. You can but don't have to use them as I explained before. You just had "luck" that the Ncase was not shipped with EMS so he didn't have to deal with GDSK in between that time.
But I agree, I would also suggest to use another carrier for europe in the future which reduces the wainting game. But then again, you never know how another carrier gets processed in other countries so I guess germans just have to deal with this situation (which isn't the worst, as paperwork is mostly a walk in the park really, just increases the waiting game, and for some the costs
)... You could say that GDSK fees could be mistaken as official tax fees but you do get a letter from them which states you can do everything on your own. But ppl could get overwhelmed by the offical customs questionnaire which could cause them thinking that paying the 30€ is a good investmentMaybe a good middle ground solution is to attach an up to date template for that questionnaire (since it did change ever so slightly, but tutorials form 10 years back are still usable) with a disclaimer so even your average joe will be able to save himself the extra 30€. Mb I will do one (prob not as I am lazy af)
Looks like you'll need the HW labs 240GTS -- rated at 750W capacity!
But I guess that is rated with high static pressure fan, like Noctua iPPC...
Lol we’ll see what happens. I’d have to use a LT Solo since the DC 40 wont fit in the “recommended” spot next to the GPU.
IF I installed the 295x2, I’d undervolt it to run as efficiently as possible.
Got my package yesterday!
The GPU pcie bracket isn't sitting flush with the case bracket so I had a really hard time screwing in the locking bracket. Just a minor issue I noticed as I was building.
I remember seeing this issue in another post but can't seem to find it in search.
The GPU pcie bracket isn't sitting flush with the case bracket so I had a really hard time screwing in the locking bracket. Just a minor issue I noticed as I was building.
I remember seeing this issue in another post but can't seem to find it in search.
Got my package yesterday!
The GPU pcie bracket isn't sitting flush with the case bracket so I had a really hard time screwing in the locking bracket. Just a minor issue I noticed as I was building.
I remember seeing this issue in another post but can't seem to find it in search.
It's a few posts up
Haha, I was referring to an older post but I guess I should have read it.
I'm using a zotac 1080 mini
Try this like on reddit:Got my package yesterday!
The GPU pcie bracket isn't sitting flush with the case bracket so I had a really hard time screwing in the locking bracket. Just a minor issue I noticed as I was building.
I remember seeing this issue in another post but can't seem to find it in search.
Just got around to dry fitting the case together and found this, any advice on bending this back into flat? I'm worried it might mess up the fit since the radiator area is so tight.
Hey all, in the process of building in my T1 and I took some photos of a custom set of cables I transferred from a previous NCase build. Sorry to double post but thought it might be handy information for anyone making their own cables or ordering from somewhere which doesn’t have cable length information.
TLDR: what worked for me - 3slotCPU, normal PSU orientation, PSU on 20mm extenders:
24pin 200mm
CPU 250-300mm
GPU 200mm
TLDR: what worked for me - 3slotCPU, normal PSU orientation, PSU on 20mm extenders:
24pin 200mm
CPU 250-300mm
GPU 200mm
if you have a vice or clamps (or know anyone that does) you can just clamp it between two flat surfaces.
Since my other job deadline change, i have some spare time to build T1
Please ignore my desk :v
Please ignore my desk :v
nice one! you're not flipping the case?Since my other job deadline change, i have some spare time to build T1
Please ignore my desk :v
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