@Wahaha360 What was the total production size of the v1.1? How many units were made
No. It has already been mentioned that this will not be possible since it is a completely new design. The cost of an add-on kit for this is pretty much replacing the whole case.Would it be possible to add any of these dimensions to an existing v1.1 by buying some kind of add-on? If anything, just the length? The biggest limitation I've found is not being able to fit 320mm long GPU's, but maybe with that extra 5mm in the v1.5 it would work. It feels silly selling an already built, perfectly useful v1.1 to buy a v1.5 just for 5mm of space.
Any chance you could share the source file for this angle (with internals removed if necessary) with us so we can try different colors?2 slot 120 aio solution, v1.1 two tone.
Any chance you could share the source file for this angle (with internals removed if necessary) with us so we can try different colors?
I'm considering a cerakote finish, but it would be amazing if we could preview color schemes ahead of time!
The change will be on the fan bracket, not struts.
Yes, he's stated that 27mm or 30mm thick radiators will work with slim fans, or one slim and one full sized if the fans are installed under the rad.will it still support EK 240 AIO + slim noctuas? Im guessing you will have to elevate the height of the case by a few mm right? I tested putting a thin piece of rubber on top of the bracket to give more space between fans and MOBO, I cant close the top panel without bulging.
CPU only loop? Under load?I was wondering if liquid temp for a 5900x with single rad at 36c is normal with the case closed? Feel like it's high but have three Noctua fans and out of ideas to get temp down without it sounding like a jet engine.
I think it's probably ok. If I had to guess, your case internal temp is higher than 24.5. that's ultimately the air that will be cooling your rad.Yes cpu only but idle, so no load. Ambient is 24,5
Hm okay I do see that closing the case with the top does result in roughly 2c higher temps so that's unfortunate.I think it's probably ok. If I had to guess, your case internal temp is higher than 24.5. that's ultimately the air that will be cooling your rad.
that is perfectly fine - for reference my 5950X with 360 rad and open build sits at 42C idle (ambient 31C) so delta T of 11C vs 12C (your case)I was wondering if liquid temp for a 5900x with single rad at 36c is normal with the case closed? Feel like it's high but have three Noctua fans and out of ideas to get temp down without it sounding like a jet engine.
how much load is that in total Wattage? again for my open build water temp barely reached 41C at 280W load (120% 2080 Ti power) but you have much less rad surface and the case being closed, and furthermore 48C is still way off from the 60C threshold. So I'd say don't lose any sleep over it and enjoy your build.Under load my liquid temps go to 48 so pretty high.
With the great help both on reddit and sff, I've built up my v1.1 successfully! However I've run into a small issue of unable to screw in the top plate as the screw threads are worn out.Yes, waiting for some parts before we release.
Size difference between V1.1 and V1.5, visually no difference to the eye, just 3mm taller and 2mm wider, and 5mm deeper, you can’t tell the difference.
Don't really know, google states that it's 142W for the 5900x. So I thought I should be able to get the thing more quiet especially in idle. I have the pump running at 40% and somehow that equates to 3000rpm. Ek ddc 3.2 pwm. This is still fine for me although the pump does get warm to the touch at that speed. Meanwhile the fans ramp up to 1050rpm at least to get to 36c and level out there. I would really like to have them at 900rpm in idle because it's louder than I like. Meanwhile I've got a Noctua NF-A40x10 for the chipset and it's still getting to 64c. Idle! Pretty crazy because I've replaced the thermal pad of the chip and of the m.2 heatsink with a much better one too and can't keep the temps below 60. But glad that you are able to give me some insight with your cpu. Thanks for that.that is perfectly fine - for reference my 5950X with 360 rad and open build sits at 42C idle (ambient 31C) so delta T of 11C vs 12C (your case)
how much load is that in total Wattage? again for my open build water temp barely reached 41C at 280W load (120% 2080 Ti power) but you have much less rad surface and the case being closed, and furthermore 48C is still way off from the 60C threshold. So I'd say don't lose any sleep over it and enjoy your build.
have hwinfo64 installed? you can log all the value of the sensor and draw it back into charts for further comparison and analysisDon't really know, google states that it's 142W for the 5900x. So I thought I should be able to get the thing more quiet especially in idle.
same speed I was running my DDC in my previous build. personal thought though, now that I've experienced D5, I can't go back to DDCI have the pump running at 40% and somehow that equates to 3000rpm. Ek ddc 3.2 pwm. This is still fine for me although the pump does get warm to the touch at that speed.
I see your pain point here. Hopefully the TX240 does the trick for you. Otherwise v1.5 is where it's at when you can use A12x25 instead of A12x15Meanwhile the fans ramp up to 1050rpm at least to get to 36c and level out there. I would really like to have them at 900rpm in idle because it's louder than I like.
again, don't sweat it. my chipset sits at 64C too with the fan at 3700 RPM. the only way to get it cool further is to watercool it with a custom-made block LOLMeanwhile I've got a Noctua NF-A40x10 for the chipset and it's still getting to 64c. Idle! Pretty crazy because I've replaced the thermal pad of the chip and of the m.2 heatsink with a much better one too and can't keep the temps below 60.
The top/bottom panel screw holes were the bane of my existence too! I suggest to move up the screw size - T1 uses M3 so use M4 now to self-tap those holes. There's literally no spare parts to purchaseWith the great help both on reddit and sff, I've built up my v1.1 successfully! However I've run into a small issue of unable to screw in the top plate as the screw threads are worn out.
I've written to support and they've feedback to me they don't have spare parts for my black v1.1
I'm wondering, can I ask your help to purchase the top plate standalone? Or perhaps can I order a v1.1 when new stocks are released?
I've written to support and they've feedback to me they don't have spare parts for my black v1.1
I'm wondering, can I ask your help to purchase the top plate standalone? Or perhaps can I order a v1.1 when new stocks are released?
I have another case, but try to use the pump at 2200-2400. I find those to be the best noise-less rpm and still maintaining good enough flow.Don't really know, google states that it's 142W for the 5900x. So I thought I should be able to get the thing more quiet especially in idle. I have the pump running at 40% and somehow that equates to 3000rpm. Ek ddc 3.2 pwm. This is still fine for me although the pump does get warm to the touch at that speed. Meanwhile the fans ramp up to 1050rpm at least to get to 36c and level out there. I would really like to have them at 900rpm in idle because it's louder than I like. Meanwhile I've got a Noctua NF-A40x10 for the chipset and it's still getting to 64c. Idle! Pretty crazy because I've replaced the thermal pad of the chip and of the m.2 heatsink with a much better one too and can't keep the temps below 60. But glad that you are able to give me some insight with your cpu. Thanks for that.
Thanks for the feedback! It's greatly appreciated. I'm getting the TX240 within the hour and ordered some 6mm spacers so that it will rest a little higher above the fan bracket.have hwinfo64 installed? you can log all the value of the sensor and draw it back into charts for further comparison and analysis
same speed I was running my DDC in my previous build. personal thought though, now that I've experienced D5, I can't go back to DDC
I see your pain point here. Hopefully the TX240 does the trick for you. Otherwise v1.5 is where it's at when you can use A12x25 instead of A12x15
again, don't sweat it. my chipset sits at 64C too with the fan at 3700 RPM. the only way to get it cool further is to watercool it with a custom-made block LOL
Actually just put it back to 33% because of noise and it runs at 2283 rpm right now so you're spot on.I have another case, but try to use the pump at 2200-2400. I find those to be the best noise-less rpm and still maintaining good enough flow.