How can it be possible? I mean is it meant to be on the side? And if so... what fans are we going to use?
I dont have the T1, so I´m not familiarised with the measurements, but if one put a 280 rad on the top of the case ... this would force the case to be a bit wider no? I remember the problems at the begining with radiator support because of how slim the case is, and some 240 radiators that had more width were not compatible (nemesis 240 gts was one of them)
Which fans one would use with a 280mm radiator? There aren't that many slim 140mm fans and most (all?) of them use 120mm mounting pattern.
So I believe the HWL Nemesis 280GTS rad should sit over the GPU side with the Cryorig XT140 slim fans and with a HWL Nemesis 240GTS XFLOW rad on top?
Please confirm if this setup works.
Is the M1 layout still able to fit fans on top or no?
so currently, if we have a 2.75 slot GPU, how much CPU compatibility do we get?
I have so many questions, but this is very exciting to hear.
Main question: is it that only the 280GTS was test fit? Or is there something about its ports or other physical features that makes it unique?
Main reason I ask is because WTF they're not available anywhere like just about everything these days. But Corsair's Hydro series XR5 is supposedly the same core as HWL's 30mm 280 rad, right? And not only is it more readily available, but it's also a smidgen less wide than 280GTS so... good news for potential fitment?
No GPU?
Since the 1.5 will feature the M1 layout I was wondering if there will also be compatibility for an external res and pump block like the one available for the M1?
@Wahaha360 This might not be possible but in the A4 layout for air cooling, is it possible to make the rad section modular? I guess it ends up looking like the Acat x pro with rails also on top so that fans can go on the top and bottom and the power button and plug outlet can be swapped on the top. I don't think the Acat x pro actually does this though, it just looks like it could. It's minor but it leaves the l12s in an optimal position and the entire case doesn't have to be flipped, as well as additional 2 fans for optimal sandwich cooling.
Nice so the 66mm NH-L12 would fit ! Do you have exact measurements (height) instead of 2.75 slots for the GPU ?68mm
WELL, I think is referring to the Quick Disconnect one (of many), using an external Pump/Res to fill the system!I have no idea what setup Fabio has, haven't heard of him in a while.
Thanks for getting back, another iteration with the same goal and likely much easier is the geeek m5 where their spine and inner back mount can move vertically. This might cause some gpu clearance issues though and I'm thinking this can be a nightmare with how to secure all the combinations of shifting up/down left/right.Volume, and structural rigidity.
To support these features, we have to be around 12-13L. At larger volume, there are more efficient designs than a sandwich layout case.
Yeah I've thought about it a long hard while but I'm not ready to commit to that just yet.WELL, I think is referring to the Quick Disconnect one (of many), using an external Pump/Res to fill the system!
I think it's all done with screws for the backplate.Thanks for getting back, another iteration with the same goal and likely much easier is the geeek m5 where their spine and inner back mount can move vertically. This might cause some gpu clearance issues though and I'm thinking this can be a nightmare with how to secure all the combinations of shifting up/down left/right.
Other 280 radiator should fit also.
Yeah it's a different design than the T1, like they stuck with a Ghost S1 layout with the single spine to an inner back that screws into the outer back plate and likely a few key places in the front plate.I think it's all done with screws for the backplate.
Yes you are correct for GPU height. It's 135mm only and max of 150mm if spine is moved down and no fans on top.
Is it confirm that the V1.5 will be compatible with the 20.5mm TX240 radiator + dual 25mm thick fans? I know that there was an asterisk in original post.
Hey, on his first post he updated it to say it would fit two models of 30 series cards, the MSI and Asus ones, but no mention of exact MM. What is the exact mm length of gpus that'll fit in the V1.5? Thank you!In his last v1.5 update, he answered both of these, but still no rock solid price, which I think is what you want to know.
1) There will be a unibody front panel AND a two piece front panel. Both will be different options for the same case as far as I can tell.
2) (This also ties in with 1) The unibody front panel will be $160 to $210 USD, while the two piece front will be $220 to $260 USD.
Hey, on his first post he updated it to say it would fit two models of 30 series cards, the MSI and Asus ones, but no mention of exact MM. What is the exact mm length of gpus that'll fit in the V1.5? Thank you!