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Concept FormD T1 V2.0
- Thread starter Wahaha360
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Sorry, it was probably already written somewhere in the thread by I could not find a clear answer to my question.
You are saying that there are problems with the tooling so you are moving to the next iteration of the Formd T1. Does this means that there will be no V1.1 of the T1 ever produced?
From what I see of the new design I think I will prefer the old more one with angular corners.
You are saying that there are problems with the tooling so you are moving to the next iteration of the Formd T1. Does this means that there will be no V1.1 of the T1 ever produced?
From what I see of the new design I think I will prefer the old more one with angular corners.
For what we know renders in first post are obsolete/unrelated to visual design of T1 Evo.
v1.1 is the one that has ben produced the most. V1.0 "test shipping" batch is very limited.
Sorry, one word was missing in my post ("ever...again"). My question is whether the old design (v1.1) will still be available.
There is no renders yet of T1 EVO so you will have to wait for W360 to give more info. All the previous renders in the thread are of the old P1 and obsolete.
Maybe there isn't much demand for this, but given that a full 3.5" drive fits behind the PSU in 2-slot mode, with the PSU offset, maybe this can become a proper option for the new revision?
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According to information in the T1 classic thread, it will continue as the v1.2 (as I understand, very minor changes in v1.2).
It's my first time, be gentle.
Does this count as an unstable undervolt?
From everything I've read, an unstable undervolt results in either failure to boot or a computer crash but my computer is still perfectly usable and all 6 cores are still functional in task manager. is this truly just an application error that I don't need to worry about?
Does this count as an unstable undervolt?
From everything I've read, an unstable undervolt results in either failure to boot or a computer crash but my computer is still perfectly usable and all 6 cores are still functional in task manager. is this truly just an application error that I don't need to worry about?
This is a little off topic, but I'll help anyways because it's the right thing to do.
Is this cinebench? If the CPU crashed during a cinebench run, and continues to do so, then your undervolt is not stable.
You have a photo of this? curious about how you manage your cables as well.
It is off topic, i agree. sorry for posting it here i just know you all do this regularly. I'll run some more tests and see if it persists. thanks!
just wasnt quite the outcome i was led to expect from an unstable undervolt so I wasn't sure.
Sometimes when an undervolt is really unstable it can cause a shutdown or bluescreen, but most of the time (at least in my experience) it'll just crash the program when the program hits the CPU with an intensive load like cinebench.
But most of the time for me, it'll just soft lock my system, causing all the animations to stop working and the visuals to stop updating, or sound will continue to repeat, that kind of thing. At least for my CPU undervolts. My GPU undervolts usually cause program instability, like games crashing or work units in folding at home not working
Can someone tell me what this case really is?
Is it a transforming case like the Ghost S1?
Does this case start with the "Horizontal: 136x192x326mm, 8.5L" and if you want more space you can buy a kit to make it into one of the other 2 sizes? "Horizontal with 240AIO: 136x232x326mm, 10.3L" and "Vertical: 136x232x370mm, 11.7L." Considering it says the P1 vertical will come as a kit incorporation.
With Thunderbolt being the future now and ITX MB such as the Z590 Gigabyte ITX having 2 TB4 ports, I could attach 2 more eGPUs so I don't need an ATX case to house 3 GPUs as well as the airflow restrictions and heat coming from them even when idle. Since all I need to do is unplug the TB cable to stop the eGPUs.
So I'm leaning towards a case as small as possible now with the ability to house standard GPU lengths.
Is it a transforming case like the Ghost S1?
Does this case start with the "Horizontal: 136x192x326mm, 8.5L" and if you want more space you can buy a kit to make it into one of the other 2 sizes? "Horizontal with 240AIO: 136x232x326mm, 10.3L" and "Vertical: 136x232x370mm, 11.7L." Considering it says the P1 vertical will come as a kit incorporation.
With Thunderbolt being the future now and ITX MB such as the Z590 Gigabyte ITX having 2 TB4 ports, I could attach 2 more eGPUs so I don't need an ATX case to house 3 GPUs as well as the airflow restrictions and heat coming from them even when idle. Since all I need to do is unplug the TB cable to stop the eGPUs.
So I'm leaning towards a case as small as possible now with the ability to house standard GPU lengths.
Nobody knows yet - it started as one project, now is being re-planned as the revision to another project, with nothing set in stone regarding the external proportions, layout, etc.
