I bought them all and going to resell them for twice the price or reinforce my toilet paper fort I built back in March to protect me from the plague.
Delidding the 8700k makes a huge difference, I have one in my Ghost S1 cooled with a Big Shuriken 2 and works great.
Yeah i saw it's roughly a 20 degree difference so that is huge. I feel like i will need to compensate for the fact that i'm coming from a nzxt H500 with a Kraken X62. That way temps will hopefully remain decent even with the LT240. Still not sure about that cooler, as the X62 is better.
I have been looking for a way to just replace the stock rad from the X62 with a fillable 25/27mm thick rad but I would need connectors that fit the NZXT tubes.
There's literally no info on all of this.
They're messing with you just so you know. And it's well deserved. You need to read the first page. It has all the info.
The case has not gone on sale yet so it's not sold out.
Too many new people come here and ask the same questions every day without looking at the first paragraph of the first page so they were just having some fun with you.
wuuh, my power switch just arrived today
the funny thing is, I ordered a different one from aliexpress, over two months ago - that one is still MIA ?
the funny thing is, I ordered a different one from aliexpress, over two months ago - that one is still MIA ?
I made a Google Pay account and connected it to my PayPal account only for this case ? Hope this works
I was thinking three sea shells but either works
@Wahaha360
Is there a way to calculate shipping cost before orders go live?
I want to make sure, that a potential order won't be distracted by payment problems.
Is there a way to calculate shipping cost before orders go live?
I want to make sure, that a potential order won't be distracted by payment problems.
Not prior to ordering. Shipping costs vary a lot lately due to COVID-19, but I think it was also mentioned that shipping costs are computed by the shopping platform and not under @Wahaha360's control.
I'd really like to do this too, without it, I can imagine draining this would be a PITA.
@Jayanth has the LT240 setup (a super clean one as well), any idea if a T splitter here would fit? (Also curious what fittings you used in your build)
very novice water cooling guy, but i did add my take on a t-splitter to my loop-
i can already tell that it's going to be too tall in this configuration for the top panel in the T1 though, so i'll either have to swap it out for the chubby t-block that bitspower offers (2mm shorter at 24mm), swap it out for a different brand's t-fitting, or have to take a different approach to it entirely.
one thing to keep in mind (and this is what killed me since i was going back towards the panel) is that the ports aren't at the 25mm height, but actually at about 23mm.
i can already tell that it's going to be too tall in this configuration for the top panel in the T1 though, so i'll either have to swap it out for the chubby t-block that bitspower offers (2mm shorter at 24mm), swap it out for a different brand's t-fitting, or have to take a different approach to it entirely.
one thing to keep in mind (and this is what killed me since i was going back towards the panel) is that the ports aren't at the 25mm height, but actually at about 23mm.
In some countries the credit card system is quite different to the US.
E.g. in Germany most people do not even have a credit card because credit cards usually cost a yearly fee and in addition to that the credit card companies charge extra for using the card.
So worst case scenario in Germany is you pay every year just to get a card AND you pay extra for every buy you use the card for.
So the most common ways to pay for something in Germany is cash, wire transfer or debit card, but not credit card.
So speaking of "standard credit card"... it's simpy not a standard at all... at least not in each and every country.
Not offering PayPal or wire transfer for me personally is almost a killer for the case, because I hate Google.
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