I am curious as well!
Maybe is the pump flow also?
BTW, my gpu pulls the same amount than yours, maybe even a bit more.
And CPU is set and use till 145W.
Maybe is the pump flow also?
BTW, my gpu pulls the same amount than yours, maybe even a bit more.
And CPU is set and use till 145W.
I really do think it's the pump; GPX Pro Solo uses an older version of DCLT, supposedly inferior (same pump in GPX Eiswolf line). When I rebuild, I'll use Alphacool DDC 10 watt (recrimped to fan header, thanks @fabio for the idea!) In 1U reservoir that I sanded SSD brackets to fit (again thanks @fabio !)
I have been a lurker from some times so far but... Would be awesome @fabio if you'll manage to make a table with every case you have covered, with every "change in configuration" you think are important listed on it. That would be really helpful for people like me who are following this thread trying to make a guess about which configuration allows for better thermals/noise.
In any case, really apprecciate the usefulness of this thread! Thank you to you and every other who has been a tester for this case!
In my build log I put only the builds that I really liked, all the panel went in place, and works well! ??
Tried the search function / google drive doc to see that this has not been answered yet. Curious on the answers as well!
Well the magnets are optional to better hold the panels in place, so I'd just wait see what fits (when you really need them).
But I'm sure @Wahaha360 can clarify this
But I'm sure @Wahaha360 can clarify this
So, I went ahead and wanted to try if I can cramp the ASUS RYUO 240 in there, with radiator dimensions of 272x121x27mm.
While it's still WIP, as I am still waiting for ordered parts to arrive (I feel like I am waiting for new parts most of the time, still waiting for the power button I ordered in China, too, I guess the official one might get here sooner ^^), I wanted to show to you how it looks right now (I definitely need a more permanent solution for the LED strips, instead of taping them against some cardboard)
While it's still WIP, as I am still waiting for ordered parts to arrive (I feel like I am waiting for new parts most of the time, still waiting for the power button I ordered in China, too, I guess the official one might get here sooner ^^), I wanted to show to you how it looks right now (I definitely need a more permanent solution for the LED strips, instead of taping them against some cardboard)
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Ok, next time don't leave me alone with my T1...
Because the A12x25 intake quite a lot of air from that side, why not to try to use the convection movement and see if another 120 "passive" rad improve the temp?
I mean, there is space, so...
Because the A12x25 intake quite a lot of air from that side, why not to try to use the convection movement and see if another 120 "passive" rad improve the temp?
I mean, there is space, so...
You are friggin insane! Would love to see, if it makes any difference.Ok, next time don't leave me alone with my T1...
Because the A12x25 intake quite a lot of air from that side, why not to try to use the convection movement and see if another 120 "passive" rad improve the temp?
I mean, there is space, so...
Ok, next time don't leave me alone with my T1...
Because the A12x25 intake quite a lot of air from that side, why not to try to use the convection movement and see if another 120 "passive" rad improve the temp?
I mean, there is space, so...
Lol, last night I was thinking about putting tx240 + 12mm / 15mm fan with 3 slot mode!
How is the temp?
With smaller tubes it will work! But I didn't want to add other fans.
They will be blocked blocked by the GPU block, and I think is more efficient having the static pressure one on top moving the air.
A bit like what the Corsair One does.
About the temp, I got 3/4 degrees better than before actually! Now I will check the GPU!
If it continues to be good, I will move the radiator closer to the fan also! Missing only the Black Sterrox then!
(I have also in transit a Watercool Heatkiller Block for the GPU - seems to be a lot better than the EKWB one)
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Ok, next time don't leave me alone with my T1...
Because the A12x25 intake quite a lot of air from that side, why not to try to use the convection movement and see if another 120 "passive" rad improve the temp?
I mean, there is space, so...
I had a similar thought but on the PSU.
In Two slot mode you could use the PSU fan to draw air though it.
Please tell me what clearance from the video card to the radiator in millimeters, if possibleOk, next time don't leave me alone with my T1...
Because the A12x25 intake quite a lot of air from that side, why not to try to use the convection movement and see if another 120 "passive" rad improve the temp?
I mean, there is space, so...
Thanks
I want to get the T1 to build with two full-fledged 240mm radiators, one of which will be next to the xspc tx240 graphics cardIt's more than 15mm
Ahahahahah, nothing! It's not worth it a fan IMO. And with my thick tubing will be a pain to route them ?
Adding this 120 was so quick and easy!
And nothing is custom, everything is made with commercial part.
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