Looks like those antennas for super Tiny PCs like the Lenovo P340 etc. Those are typically 5dBi which I don’t trust unless you have the router/access point right next to youAre these 5.8ghz Wifi antennas? If so, where did you find these?
Looks like those antennas for super Tiny PCs like the Lenovo P340 etc. Those are typically 5dBi which I don’t trust unless you have the router/access point right next to youAre these 5.8ghz Wifi antennas? If so, where did you find these?
Finally got around to finishing my build! I think it turned out pretty well all things considered
Hi @gwertheim. I plan to order the e-white or gunmetal version and have it shipped to my sister who's in Malaysia since shipping to the Philippines isn't an option yet. Is it possible to change shipping address after pre-ordering? Since it will be shipped in November things might change regarding shipping to other countries. Thanks.
Finally got around to finishing my build! I think it turned out pretty well all things considered
They come into stock on amazon and ebay between $10-12 USD but right not they are oos for US stock. I checked ebay and there's someone selling for $20. Here's the website of the seller for reference. I also added right angle connectors to make them go up.I do trust these small antennas, if they are specifically meant to be used for wifi.
But I'm not aware of 5.8ghz stubbies, I only know of 2.4ghz ones.
Awesome build!
Are these 5.8ghz Wifi antennas? If so, where did you find these?
Although I'm impressed you fit this many fans with the LT240, I see the intake side of things being a problem.
For the PSU side, you will see yourself the intake side problems when dust accumalates on just the red area of the mesh. And on GPU side I know the GPU is completely blocking off intake from that side. Even the A12x25 isn't magic and would work a lot better with out so much restrictions, but I think if you want the third fan it should be a slim and the PSU should be flipped. Just my 2 cents.
so this is how my Saturday went ? before vs. after
not happy with that 92mm fan I had to find a way to make the full size 120mm work below the EK rad. before the issue was not being able to lower the front of the rad enough to close the top lid, since it hits the edge of the front piece. I noticed there's about 5mm between the edge of the fan and the hoses, so the solution came to mind is to just not screw in the fan, push the rad back as much as possible with the 120mm fan in place and push the top down. and it works! the fan is perfectly secured and held in place by the tubing with 0 movement.
super tight clearance shot - had to bend the stock cables a lot since I don't have custom cables in the lengths that works for the T1 yet. though I'm getting the M2426 from JHack and that will solve most of that issue
also could not run this with PSU flipped because the position on the backplate makes the PSU reaches higher than in default, especially the PSU bracket and the thick PSU plug.
One last thing, the longer countersunk screw seems to break quite easily, I've broken 2 already from just normal screwing actions. Probably just me but @Wahaha360 could you share the full list and quantity of screws please so I can source them locally when needed? Cheers!
Well he did it before Optimum Tech releases the video, so I’d say he came up with the idea on his own I guess ?So, did Optimum Tech look your idea or you copy Optimum tech idea?
So, did Optimum Tech look your idea or you copy Optimum tech idea?
I was doing this mod back a couple of months back in the Formula X1 case with 3x 80x10 Scythe fans ?Well he did it before Optimum Tech releases the video, so I’d say he came up with the idea on his own I guess ?
yeah, i just make a joke in here >_<Well he did it before Optimum Tech releases the video, so I’d say he came up with the idea on his own I guess ?
But doing that in the T1 is unthinkable, no ?yeah, i just make a joke in here >_<
always happy look someone idea inspired big name in SFF community
Exactly what I said. There are no ways to secure the fans to the side mesh panel. He just jammed it in together and let the fan’s rubber feet do the holdingwhat do you mean? A few posts above you can see that @thelaughingman did exactly this in the T1^^
Guys I don't get why the OP says 240mm RAD is not officially supported, but then right below say "when 120% is not enough, 240%."
What is the current stance of 240mm, both by the community and by the manufacturer?
Exactly what I said. There are no ways to secure the fans to the side mesh panel. He just jammed it in together and let the fan’s rubber feet do the holding