I have not.
There is a Koolance 120mm radiator that's comparable to LT240. First post has it in the comparison.
Ye but I gotta still use the alphacool pump anyway lol, I mean more a complete aio than a 120 rad but I do appreciate that.
Well most 120mm AIOs are supported. 35mm max thickness if I recall correctly.
@Wahaha360 How much clearance is there between the motherboard and the GPU? Are backplated GPUs likely to cause problems?
Dr drop. Use a bycycle pump to pressurise system. Gross /moderate fitting leaks can be diagnosed before water goes in the system.
As this thread has a lot of activity and I'm not sure you have the time to check every post, would you rather we send you the shipping suggestions elsewhere?
Late night crazy check! Damn! IF only the Alphaccol DDC 1U didn't have this 2,5ssd mounting point!
But because of those, is a no
But because of those, is a no
Late night crazy check! Damn! IF only the Alphaccol DDC 1U didn't have this 2,5ssd mounting point!
But because of those, is a no
Bummer! What is the clearance there and the height of the DDC 1U? Is there anywhere else to stuff a dedicated pump?
Duraclear is see-through tubing, ZMT is matte black and opaque. Disadvantage to going with clear tubing is that it tends to cloud over time and leech plasticizer. I run ZMT in my current loop, but my understanding is the current gold standard for clear tubing is PrimoChill. Can't speak to how the EK option stacks up.
Answered my own question, it seems like the EK Duraclear can in some cases leech out and so I'm gonna def go with the ZMT tubing. Does anyone know the lengths needed to go from the block to the rad? The only one I see available in 9.5/15.9mm of zmt on oc.co.uk is 1m long, not the generous 3m on amazon. Thanks
Primochill clear tubing is what I've used. I've used duraclear in my first loop. Duraclear was good, held up 6 months, but is very very stiff! Primochill is better and more manageable, however, it yellows over time, yuck. This happened twice. Now I'm going going to use the black matte rubber tubing.
This case is tiny, so I can't imagine you'll need much. If you're ordering direct from Performance PC's or EK, you can buy ZMT by the foot for pocket change, save the money and skip the retail packaging.
Edit: Reading this back, it isn't the clearest. I meant you should buy it in bulk by the foot, as it's way cheaper than buying it in the retail 3-foot boxed increments. What @DrHudacris said is right, buy more than you think you'll need.
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Get more than less. Your loop and runs will be your own, because there are too many factors.
US consumers don't pay customs fees on any purchases less that $2500
My goal for the evening is complete! I left some feedback and had a couple of questions for @Wahaha360 in the album.
I'll start with the only negative I have for the whole experience, and that goes to the user manual. The second iteration is much more informative than the first one, but I ended up using a combination of both, plus Ali's build video for anything I had questions on. I think specifying which screws are for what would be greatly beneficial. Including each instruction in an album instead of separate links would be nice as well.
Now for the good stuff! There are many, and I mean MANY satisfying steps to building in this case. To start, I really enjoyed my experience with the flat packaging. It was convenient, easy to organize, and added another step to the PC build process I've never had before that I greatly enjoyed! The CNC work is truly a thing of beauty, and the friction fit sections are satisfying indeed! The mesh is surprisingly heavy, and by that I mean I feel like one side weighs as much as the entire frame put together. It's quite premium! While all of that is good stuff, I have to hand it to the riser strut for taking the win as my favorite part of the case. How one little part can be so integral is what makes it so special. When I realized the motherboard standoffs went on it (I did things way out of order), I got a big dumb smile on my face b/c it's very cleverly done!
If I had any concerns about anything, it would be the bottom front section of the mesh not having any support to keep it from bowing into the case. This might be a nonissue once I put parts in the case, but I don't see how that will fix what I'm talking about.
I initially planned to migrate my system into my T1 tomorrow, but I think I'm going to wait for my power button and just plan my custom sleeving routes instead. Goodnight all!
I'll start with the only negative I have for the whole experience, and that goes to the user manual. The second iteration is much more informative than the first one, but I ended up using a combination of both, plus Ali's build video for anything I had questions on. I think specifying which screws are for what would be greatly beneficial. Including each instruction in an album instead of separate links would be nice as well.
Now for the good stuff! There are many, and I mean MANY satisfying steps to building in this case. To start, I really enjoyed my experience with the flat packaging. It was convenient, easy to organize, and added another step to the PC build process I've never had before that I greatly enjoyed! The CNC work is truly a thing of beauty, and the friction fit sections are satisfying indeed! The mesh is surprisingly heavy, and by that I mean I feel like one side weighs as much as the entire frame put together. It's quite premium! While all of that is good stuff, I have to hand it to the riser strut for taking the win as my favorite part of the case. How one little part can be so integral is what makes it so special. When I realized the motherboard standoffs went on it (I did things way out of order), I got a big dumb smile on my face b/c it's very cleverly done!
If I had any concerns about anything, it would be the bottom front section of the mesh not having any support to keep it from bowing into the case. This might be a nonissue once I put parts in the case, but I don't see how that will fix what I'm talking about.
I initially planned to migrate my system into my T1 tomorrow, but I think I'm going to wait for my power button and just plan my custom sleeving routes instead. Goodnight all!
+1 for the custom cables from pslate.
More people seemed to have received their packages. Excited for this! ?
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