Has anyone added a full cover GPU block to the eisbaer lt240? It seems easy enough to plumb in but I don't know how the smaller pump will fare with more resistance. I haven't been able to find much about people actually expanding it.
It loks like nope
I think it´s meant to be used with the gpu water block+integrated pump that alphacool also has. And I think that´s a very interesting way of having a "custom" loop with two blocks and two rads with no separate pump and reservoirless. Very minimal tubing also... I like the idea.
Regarding the mesh, is it a fabric or plastic (like window screen)?
EDIT: Found my answer from Wahaha360:
"The Ultrafine Mesh is made of 1mm steel. The indent is die stamped to give it more strength. While it will not be as stiff as the rest of the CNC case, we expect it to be comparable to 2mm Aluminum Side Panels. 1mm steel is pretty strong, the weight is equivalent to 3mm thick aluminum, and it's die stamped to reduce flex."
EDIT: Found my answer from Wahaha360:
"The Ultrafine Mesh is made of 1mm steel. The indent is die stamped to give it more strength. While it will not be as stiff as the rest of the CNC case, we expect it to be comparable to 2mm Aluminum Side Panels. 1mm steel is pretty strong, the weight is equivalent to 3mm thick aluminum, and it's die stamped to reduce flex."
Hi I canceled my Ghost S1 pre-order because found out the top panel won't close with my GPU.
I also saw that you mentioned 155mm being the max height of the GPU, is this number including the PCIe power cable or no?
Specifically will a 142mm tall GPU fit inside this case?
You're my only last hope for an affordable, no bamboozle sff case.
I also saw that you mentioned 155mm being the max height of the GPU, is this number including the PCIe power cable or no?
Specifically will a 142mm tall GPU fit inside this case?
You're my only last hope for an affordable, no bamboozle sff case.
To be fair the Ghost didn't fit your build, it's not the case's fault that you want to cram a card that doesn't fit into that case. It's an Small Form Factor for a reason.
@Wahaha360 any chance the EK- MLC Phoenix would work with the rad dimensions of 95 x 133 x 68mm
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EK-MLC Phoenix 240 Radiator Core Module
The EK-MLC Phoenix 240 Radiator Core Module is a pre-filled radiator-pump combo unit. It features high-fin density EK-CoolStream radiator, high-static pressure EK-Vardar EVO fans, and high-quality custom liquid cooling grade SPC water pump. It sets the foundation for efficient and silent modular...
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So, judging from the images on SFF, the mesh sides will NOT be stamped? I really like the no-stamp look better, so I hope so.
If you check it out on a computer, it is clearer and indeed stamped. If it ships with the indent, they must’ve had too much flex.
I also prefer the non stamped look, but we’ll see.
The case just happens to barely fit the LT240 w/ 15mm fans which is 270 x 120 x 40mm in total. The EK is much larger than that, so it's obviously a no.@Wahaha360 any chance the EK- MLC Phoenix would work with the rad dimensions of 95 x 133 x 68mm
EK-MLC Phoenix 240 Radiator Core Module
The EK-MLC Phoenix 240 Radiator Core Module is a pre-filled radiator-pump combo unit. It features high-fin density EK-CoolStream radiator, high-static pressure EK-Vardar EVO fans, and high-quality custom liquid cooling grade SPC water pump. It sets the foundation for efficient and silent modular...
Actually Louqe lists their GPU compatibility as up to 144mm in height without any tophats.
I'm inclined to believe that number as well as the 141mm measurement from the manufacturer's site.
It was fortunate for me that some random redditor out there posted before the case shipped that he had experienced issues with fitting the card inside.
It's sff yes, but that doesn't mean I have to buy a 1 slot 1 fan ITX card. So how about getting off your high horse and actually provide some meaningful content, instead of sitting behind your desk insulting someone?
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I had a silly epiphany today while trying to select a new 5700 XT video card: they're mostly all over 2 slot cards. This case can do 3 slot video cards, but not with my favorite Noctua l12S cooler.
However, this case was designed with AIO cooler in mind, which I've never looked at buying. Where do I begin picking an AIO/Radiator for the CPU? I did see the charts on page 1 - but I was wondering if someone could distill this buying decision down a little?
Thanks!
However, this case was designed with AIO cooler in mind, which I've never looked at buying. Where do I begin picking an AIO/Radiator for the CPU? I did see the charts on page 1 - but I was wondering if someone could distill this buying decision down a little?
Thanks!
The only 240mm aio this supports is the eisbaer lt240
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Distilled... like my favorite Forester 1920 Prohibition Era Bourbon. Thank you. Also, are people thinking custom loops with this case too? Does that open up radiator options?
Thanks,
Most 120mm AIO should work since it was designed for that. Wahaha is actually pitching a parallel product (the all copper 30fpi radiator) though I don't know the update on that. Right now there is only one confirmed 240mm AIO that can fit and it should fit provided you are using one slim fan.
Most 120mm AIO though should be better than the L12S.
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