Production FormD T1 Classic (READ FIRST POST)

[pwnedundies]

You want to have it INSIDE the case?

Not the T1 inside a different case for now. hell If it meant being completely inaudible at idle then i'd be willing to do whatever as long as its inside the case. maybe itx cards with a full water block there would be enough space at the end lol

 

[0Zx]

I really don't know how he was able to have the 30mm. With the EKWB 28mm (actually was more 28.6) I had push like hell to screw the top panel, and on the side you could see the gap between the top panel and the mesh one.

The LT240 rad is 25mm, which is what he modded into a custom loop iirc.

@fabio I think this guy did it

Hmm, if @optimumtech can fit his alphacool 30mm rad + 15mm fan (barely fit) total of 45mm

So tx240 20.5mm+ slim 12mm fan in push pull will be 44.5mm in total.. I think it will fit, BUT is it worth the hassle?

Didn't Optimumtech use an LT240? That has a 25mm radiator.

edit: I didn't mean to multiquote, but wth, I'll leave it as is.

 

[fabio]

The LT240 rad is 25mm, which is what he modded into a custom loop iirc.


Didn't he use an LT240? That has a 25mm radiator.

edit: I didn't mean to multiquote, but wth, I'll leave it as is.

He used an Alphacool ST30 V2 of 30mm

 

[fabio]

Other tests!
The last setup with 1 Vardar EVO (from 25 to 85%) and 1 Scythe Slim (20 to 70%).

Here the temp with the PBO Tweaked (You can read on top the value)


And here an overclock on ALL CORE of 4250MHz!

 

[Cronos83]

A push-pull setup on a 16FPI slim radiator (up to 30mm) IMHO makes absolutely no sense.

Low FPI is optimized for slow spinning fans...
Push pull is rather to get enough air through thick high FPI radiators.

You'd probably have to run push-pull on max speed on a thin low FPI radiator to get even a couple of degrees temp difference...

 

[F7IN]

Is anyone running the Corsair H60 in 3 slot mode? How easy/ hard was it?

 

[Navic]

Is anyone running the Corsair H60 in 3 slot mode? How easy/ hard was it?

I am, there were no problems beside having to sand some of the radiator down to make it fit (but I think this was fixed in the 1.1 version of the case). If you have tall RAM (I am currently using Corsair LPX) then there is a high possibility that you will run into problems getting the tubes to fit in the case so you can close the side panel (only in 3 slot mode).

The only time I ran into problems was when I flipped my PSU and the bracket was pushing the tubes into the fans. This is fixed in the 1.1 version of the case though, and that will be the one that will be available to purchase in June.

You can find my posts on the build in this google doc that explain my problems, thoughts, and other things.

 

[UnitScott]

The last setup with 1 Vardar EVO (from 25 to 85%) and 1 Scythe Slim (20 to 70%).

@fabio : Any chance one could fit a scythe kaze flex slim (17mm) instead of the slipsteam (12mm)? 20.5 mm + 17 mm should be within clearance, right?

Thanks,

 

[fabio]

@fabio : Any chance one could fit a scythe kaze flex slim (17mm) instead of the slipsteam (12mm)? 20.5 mm + 17 mm should be within clearance, right?

Thanks,

But I am using the Kaze Flex Slim...

 

[fabio]

Guys, this is my last setup, and I can say is incredible, I am keeping it!

D5 set up with a range of 60-80% to have a minimum flow of 100l/h
Noctua A12x25 25-90%
Scythe Slim 20-60% (I want it quiet)
PBO tweaked at PPT 145, TDC 100, EDC 130
GPU Undervolted 925mv @ 1920 MHz

IDLE: 27dB (front at 30cm)
CPU LOAD - multithread, 16 core: 30-31dB (front at 30cm) - Blender Rendering 30min
GPU LOAD+CPU Single thread: 33-34dB (front at 30cm) - Heaven 4.0 loop 20min
(@threestripevida)

GPU


CPU

 

[UnitScott]

But I am using the Kaze Flex Slim...

Yep... silly me. Thought I read somewhere they were slipstream. Great! Then TX240 + Kaze Flex Slim is the path I shall go down too.

 

[Speedster]

I really don't know how he was able to have the 30mm. With the EKWB 28mm (actually was more 28.6) I had push like hell to screw the top panel, and on the side you could see the gap between the top panel and the mesh one.

But you should have watched all the helpful links, right? ? /s

The fans weren't screwed in, they were held in place by the top panel which was difficult to close and had a bulge.

I posted on Alphacool's forums asking if the LT240 radiator was available separately; they stated in a few weeks.

 

[fabio]

But you should have watched all the helpful links, right? ? /s

The fans weren't screwed in, they were held in place by the top panel which was difficult to close and had a bulge.

I posted on Alphacool's forums asking if the LT240 radiator was available separately; they stated in a few weeks.

Ahahahahah, well, you didn't follow or read the full thread ? .
I did exactly the same, even with NO bracket to have 1mm more. Was super hell hard!

 

[Luke NK]

A push-pull setup on a 16FPI slim radiator (up to 30mm) IMHO makes absolutely no sense.

Low FPI is optimized for slow spinning fans...
Push pull is rather to get enough air through thick high FPI radiators.

You'd probably have to run push-pull on max speed on a thin low FPI radiator to get even a couple of degrees temp difference...

On the contrary, push/pull makes more sense if you are runing at low rpms (lower noise levels with better airflow than same rmp with single fan). As you ramp up the speed of the fans, both push/pull and single fan, the delta between the two config decreases. But at this is probably pointless in a slim rad, there is some discusion to be had on thicker rads which is not the case

 

[DrHudacris]

I really don't know how he was able to have the 30mm. With the EKWB 28mm (actually was more 28.6) I had push like hell to screw the top panel, and on the side you could see the gap between the top panel and the mesh one.

I'm also very surprised how OT fit 30mm+15mm in there.. even with my current set up (TX 20.5mm + A12x15 + Phanteks Halo 6mm = 41.5 mm) I could not use all the screws as it required a lot of force and I didn't want to bend the panel. I'm just using 2 screws per fan and I had to push a little bit to screw in top panel.

 

[fabio]

I'm also very surprised how OT fit 30mm+15mm in there.. even with my current set up (TX 20.5mm + A12x15 + Phanteks Halo 6mm = 41.5 mm) I could not use all the screws as it required a lot of force and I didn't want to bend the panel. I'm just using 2 screws per fan and I had to push a little bit to screw in top panel.

BTW, I’ve checked your pics more in detail, and I don’t understand why your coolant temp are so high!!! 50 degrees is a lot!!!

Did you solve it?

 

[Gerold]

Guys, this is my last setup, and I can say is incredible, I am keeping it!

This is awesome, will you post an update on your own thread with all the parts and images?

 

[fabio]

This is awesome, will you post an update on your own thread with all the parts and images?

Sure!!!
But do you think it’s enough just the last build?? ?

 

[Cruella Devill]

Sure!!!
But do you think it’s enough just the last build?? ?

I would like more tests)))))) if you can do something else all the users of this forum will tell you, as always, a million times thanks

 

[fabio]

I would like more tests)))))) if you can do something else all the users of this forum will tell you, as always, a million times thanks

What I am missing though? ? Other Ideas not covered from other users?