@Wahaha360 Just bumping you again on this one- didn't want it to get lost in the noise
I appreciate all your assistance with this!
I appreciate all your assistance with this!
What about using one DC-LT in the loop in the Eisbaer solo and another DC-LT as an additional pump in the same loop with the Eisstation 40 DC-LT? Then you get two DC-LT pumps, a reservoir, and a CPU block without wasting too much space.
That's exactly one of the suggestions I had here (bolded and italicized for emphasis below)
However, I'm not really concerned with having a reservoir at all- I'm running Koolance QDC in the middle of my loop, and I have an EKWB reservoir that I used to fill the loop. Once full, I disconnect my res and I'm good to go. Really I just care about having enough pump power and enough space to fit it in.
No offense, but can we move all the aquarium planning to a separate thread?
@Wahaha360 could you test the new Corsair iCUE H100i Elite LCD 240 AIO too?The 62mm tall EK Nucleus is pretty interesting with 2.75-Slot GPU in T1-Sandwich. 2.75Slot GPUs includes the ROG 30XX, EVGA FTW 30XX and MSI Gaming X Trio 30XX.
Depending on the motherboard, you should be able to use shorter motherboard standoff to squeeze out the extra few mm to make this AIO work.
We will get this AIO and test and make sure
@Wahaha360 - Is there a chance you could share a picture of the white version or some details of what the coating/paint will be like? I believe it's going to be different from the earlier e-white. I'm split between getting one on the first wave and waiting a little longer for the colour I'd prefer. Thanks!
@Wahaha360 Are we still going to see the t1 2.0 or should we expect it early dec?
We have a major fuck up - Front Panel cutout 0.1mm too small = cannot assemble, will send video later.
Currently QC all of the pieces to get the extend of the problem.
I'm trying to unf*&k this problem this weekend.
Oh damn, big boss boutta bust out the ol' brass knuckles
Thanks a lot!!
Corsair Elite LCD block is around 56mm, leaving you 2.75 GPU Slot.
You truly hate to see it.
Hope this gets fixed fast and you dont lose too much hair in the process!
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Good luck man !!! We'll think of you this weekend and send our energy.
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Cutout means it's on the inside, I'd take a deburring tool to it and call it a day lmao
I won't ask any further liquid cooling questions since it's been requested to end that line of conversation, but I do have one question about the design of the chassis as it relates to liquid cooling:
There are two outlet ports that allow tubing to be run out the back of the case. If one were to put a pump on the rear of the chassis, is there any gap somewhere that would allow for the pump's power cable to be run into the chassis so it can be plugged into the motherboard? I was looking at pics of v1.1 T1s and I couldn't find any indication one way or the other.
There are two outlet ports that allow tubing to be run out the back of the case. If one were to put a pump on the rear of the chassis, is there any gap somewhere that would allow for the pump's power cable to be run into the chassis so it can be plugged into the motherboard? I was looking at pics of v1.1 T1s and I couldn't find any indication one way or the other.
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Depends on the slot spacing, but with v1.1 if you had it in 2 slot mode you could pass cables through the back of the case next to the MB I/O. In 3 slot mode, it becomes a lot harder. The only real space is passing it through the GPU I/O, but that might not always be an option.
I think it's possible next to GPU IO unless the PCI bracket for the GPU takes up all three slots (most are just 2).
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