is that yes or no? what fans can you install with the LT240 that will not make it bend?
I think you should check the LT240 radiator thickness, the first post and all the links in the DOC in the first post, and after answer yourself
I have a feeling this guy "Cruella Devill" is an alt account of the banned user "Alexbattle".
No offense if I'm wrong, but it's pretty similar wording to his previous posts.
If that's the case, you can simply skip over his comments because he didn't contribute anything meaningful, besides wrecking some nerves...
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I agree that it is necessary to discuss and this is normal, but it is necessary to read posts from the first page and I am sure 99% of the questions disappear
for new people.
for new people.
A radiator up to 27mm in thickness will not bend the panel if used with 15mm fans. In some or most situations, you can use one 15mm fan under the motherbaord, and then one 25mm fan under the PSU for maximum performance.
42mm clearance. I saw it. thanks. 25mm for the LT240. and then add 15mm fans.
T1 weight is 3.3Kg you can calculate with other parts, Also you can check @Wahaha360 have a concept for backpack.
The Google Doc has some recommendations for backpacks, including one I use (the shieldon one)
You can see it here
So, I finally got around to converting my air cooled GPU to a hybrid, and it won't work out without some modification.
To catch everyone up... I decided to convert my EVGA RTX 2070 XC Gaming to a hybrid GPU with the NZXT Kraken G12 bracket, and the Corsair H55 AIO for my T1. I'm not sure if I mentioned this before, but I wanted to do this in 2-slot GPU mode to keep my L12S on my CPU for a near-silent build.
I didn't grab any pictures of this, but the G12 bracket makes the GPU stick out the side panel around 5-6 mm. The AIO pump clears fine, but the tubing doesn't if both tubes flow together, if that makes any sense. They need to swivel in opposite directions around the pump to sit nicely within the side panel safety zone.
With that said, I did take pictures of what I decided to do to make the bracket work:
I was pleased with my Dremel line, but I'm a perfectionist and a rough line just won't do... So, I grabbed a large metal file, and got to a place I'm happy with:
It bugs me that the holes give the optical illusion that the edge isn't straight, b/c trust me... it's straight, haha. I took a black Sharpie to the bare metal, but I'm going to sandblast the bracket tomorrow and give it a proper coat of paint... again... I'm a bit of a perfectionist.
Once I get this installed, the next issue will be finding a good place for the AIO tubing, as all of the setups I've mocked up aren't quite right with the flipped PSU orientation. The PSU bracket was the biggest hinderance to routing the tubing. I have since flipped my PSU back to the standard orientation, making the bracket a nonissue, and that should give the clearance I need for the tubing.
I'll hopefully have more updates tomorrow.
To catch everyone up... I decided to convert my EVGA RTX 2070 XC Gaming to a hybrid GPU with the NZXT Kraken G12 bracket, and the Corsair H55 AIO for my T1. I'm not sure if I mentioned this before, but I wanted to do this in 2-slot GPU mode to keep my L12S on my CPU for a near-silent build.
I didn't grab any pictures of this, but the G12 bracket makes the GPU stick out the side panel around 5-6 mm. The AIO pump clears fine, but the tubing doesn't if both tubes flow together, if that makes any sense. They need to swivel in opposite directions around the pump to sit nicely within the side panel safety zone.
With that said, I did take pictures of what I decided to do to make the bracket work:
I was pleased with my Dremel line, but I'm a perfectionist and a rough line just won't do... So, I grabbed a large metal file, and got to a place I'm happy with:
It bugs me that the holes give the optical illusion that the edge isn't straight, b/c trust me... it's straight, haha. I took a black Sharpie to the bare metal, but I'm going to sandblast the bracket tomorrow and give it a proper coat of paint... again... I'm a bit of a perfectionist.
Once I get this installed, the next issue will be finding a good place for the AIO tubing, as all of the setups I've mocked up aren't quite right with the flipped PSU orientation. The PSU bracket was the biggest hinderance to routing the tubing. I have since flipped my PSU back to the standard orientation, making the bracket a nonissue, and that should give the clearance I need for the tubing.
I'll hopefully have more updates tomorrow.
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Barrow have a rotary GPU fitting, the screw spacing measures similar to Bykski so it may work. I suspect both Bykski and Barrow come off the same production line...
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33040543826.html
Alternatively Bykski have a replacement terminal block with 45 openings.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33054462807.html
Thanks, I was trying to avoid the 45 degree terminal block since it would probably require multiple fittings to route the way I'm thinking. Thanks for confirming the spacing on that Barrow fitting. It looks promising!
distroplate takes up the front of the case.
Does not come with it, you can buy it as an accessorie (planned for Q4 2020).
Magnets are not required. They are optional to hold the panels even better in place. I'd say wait for the case and get the right ones then (if you even need them).
Does not come with it, you can buy it as an accessorie (planned for Q4 2020).
Magnets are not required. They are optional to hold the panels even better in place. I'd say wait for the case and get the right ones then (if you even need them).
I've took some time to make a list of all 240mm AIOs that MIGHT fit in there, while talking to fabio to get some of the values of parts he managed to fit in.
I've tested the ASUS RYUO 240 AIO, as my list suggested it might fit and, well, it actually did.
So, here you go, a small list of 240mm AIOS that could actually fit in there, with varying amounts of hazzle.
Thanks to @fabio for helping me with this.
I've tested the ASUS RYUO 240 AIO, as my list suggested it might fit and, well, it actually did.
So, here you go, a small list of 240mm AIOS that could actually fit in there, with varying amounts of hazzle.
Thanks to @fabio for helping me with this.
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