Fingers crossed for a horizontal P1. Easily the best looking SFF case I've seen. Will be watching closely.
While it does look like a finer mesh, it doesn't seem like it would be as sturdy. The current T1 side panels are super sturdy, but the Cooler Master mesh doesn't look that way imo, but we can't know until we have the mesh in hand to compare. Definitely something that waha could look into, just not sure if it's worth it.@Wahaha360 have you been able to personally inspect the top mesh panel of the NR200 from Cooler Master?
Their fine mesh solution seems to be steel as well, and it also seems to be a finer and more refined version of your mesh panel. Hope you are able to inspect it at some point and maybe consider doing something similar!
We can't know for sure, but I would assume so. But, you're planning for a case that hasn't been finalized in the slightest, so anything could change, making your hardware no longer compatible with the P1.Looking to get an NR200 as a temporary case to house my components between the launch of new Nvidia/AMD hardware and the Sidearmd P1.
I assume that pretty much anything I fill the NR200 with will work well when finally housed in the P1, correct?
We can't know for sure, but I would assume so. But, you're planning for a case that hasn't been finalized in the slightest, so anything could change, making your hardware no longer compatible with the T1.
Sorry, I meant to say the P1. Been saying T1 on reddit too much lately. I would think the only thing that might change is only allowing full 240 radiator compatibility and not 240 and 280 radiators. Basically everything would fit, assuming the P1 keeps 3 slot GPU support.I'm not looking at the T1, I'm looking at the P1, and if anything, the goal for the P1 is to maximize compatibility anyway.
I'd argue that sure, some specific hardware may not be optimal in the P1 anymore, but overall there'd be nothing that just wouldn't fit outright.
Sorry, I meant to say the P1. Been saying T1 on reddit too much lately. I would think the only thing that might change is only allowing full 240 radiator compatibility and not 240 and 280 radiators. Basically everything would fit, assuming the P1 keeps 3 slot GPU support.
Yeah it truly is tough to say. It's like the sm580. It fits 280mm radiators but not all because a lot of new ones have changed shape and even though they fit spec wise may have squared corners causing it not to fit because it hits the side panel connectors. So you never know until we get final specsSorry, I meant to say the P1. Been saying T1 on reddit too much lately. I would think the only thing that might change is only allowing full 240 radiator compatibility and not 240 and 280 radiators. Basically everything would fit, assuming the P1 keeps 3 slot GPU support.
So it too me a hot second to find the information because It's been a while since the conversation has been consistent here. Anyways I see where it was stated that the GTS 280 (has different models of various sizes) and if the Black Nemesis GTS 280mm the dimensions are 153 x 312 x 29.6 mm.Guys remember Wahaha already stated that aim is to support Hardwarelabs radiators. They are the most restrictive rads in terms of space in the market, so if 280 HWLB rad is supported as intended you shouldn't have a problem with other rads.
So it too me a hot second to find the information because It's been a while since the conversation has been consistent here. Anyways I see where it was stated that the GTS 280 (has different models of various sizes) and if the Black Nemesis GTS 280mm the dimensions are 153 x 312 x 29.6 mm.
My alphacool nexxxos st30 is 316 x 124 x 30 mm.
So if I go purely off that fact, because we haven't seen the internals of everything its possible that 312 is all that widest the rad could be and my st30 wouldn't fit. Every mm is accounted for and I'm just saying that nothing is final yet but supporting the gts def good baseline.
@Wahaha360 have you been able to personally inspect the top mesh panel of the NR200 from Cooler Master?
Their fine mesh solution seems to be steel as well, and it also seems to be a finer and more refined version of your mesh panel. Hope you are able to inspect it at some point and maybe consider doing something similar!
For sure not 124. I was falling asleep as I was typing so I typed it wrong. Sorry about that.Is that a 240 rad pwned? How does it have 316 in length?
edit: I see your fan dimension is wrong, should be 144. If that's the case then yes, it seems alphacool is more restrictive in lenght which I didn't know. Still you should go with HWLB if possible heh
The NR200 mesh is nearly the same as the T1 mesh in terms of hole diameter, density, hole spacing.
I don’t know the thickness of mesh used on NR200, so I can’t speak to the strength. I’m suppose to get one later, I will do more comparisons.
It’s very very difficult to make higher density mesh than the T1 without using thinner material. It’s also expensive, given the price of the NR200, I’m also curious to see what thickness the mesh is.