According to Lian Li's representative in their subreddit, AL120 are slated to release in June. No specifics were given regarding AL140 so could it be also June or they might get delayed like SL140. I guess we'll find out in June.
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Oh, that's super interesting, and something all the reviews I looked at failed to mention.
I wanted to go with 2 P14 PWM PST fans for my build, but now I might need an alternative... the
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Hey man! I've been thinking of getting these as well. Do you have any measurements in mm? Thanks!I received my 1.4 Display Adaptor and works flawlessly! Got more pics on my build log if interested to see.
As far as my research has gone and by comparing the specifications of the new AL fans on their announcement video, to the current SL fans, these new AL fans have slightly higher performance in terms of static pressure and airflow. Although, it's to keep in mind that there's no information on how these results were obtained. And were there any sort of restrictions or so? We don't know if these results would translate directly onto an AIO or similarly. Ie, if the new AL are better than SL on an AIO.
If you ask me, I don't think the difference will be huge - wether it's better or worse. I'll personally go for the AL version, strictly down due to their aestethics.
Here's the video where he both explains and even demostrates the noise. Even though it's minimal in the video, it's still there and can be an issue depending on how sensitive you are to noise - as everyone's hearing is different.
You do also have the Noctua NF-A14 Chromax, which are black.
30.5mm and 41.5mmHey man! I've been thinking of getting these as well. Do you have any measurements in mm? Thanks!
I am susceptible to noise and I think the noise issue is being exaggerated. I had 2xP14 on an open bench for a week and never noticed any irregular noise during real-world usage. Sure I hear it at certain RPMs but I have to specifically pay attention to it and it quickly goes away as RPM ramps up.
That doesn't have to necessarily mean nor say that they won't notice it. The fans that they recieve might be worse than yours. Even though you haven't had the worst of experiences, doesn't mean that everybody has unfortunately.
I have unfortunately experienced this several times with different products.
They can return the fans if they don't like them. Or set a custom fan curve to avoid "noisy" RPMs. Boom. Problem solved.
My point is, it's such a minor issue that shouldn't be the reason to pick weaker fans instead.
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Sure, the problem might be solved that way, still doesn't completely fixes the issue since it's an issue with the fan design itself.
I didn't mean to come off as argueing, only stating a real issue with the fan and that everyone's experience is different. That's all
Arctic themselves conceded that this 'issue' is inherent in the design of the P-series. So it is perfectly valid to point out this 'feature'. Whether or not that affect any purchasing decision, it's really up to the individual
Should be fine, yeah. If any bubbles get sucked into the pump, you can always tilt the case back slightly to get them back into the rad. They should stay there though.
No issues at all. The whole thing has blown out of proportion to be honest. No AIO won't work even if the pump is the highest point. It will potentially shorten the life and cause noise when/if bubbles gets trapped in the pump itself.
In your case, the tubes tank on the rad will be higher than the pump itself, hence potential bubbles will get stuck there and hence minimises the issue.
In short; orient the AIO either way you see most fitting
Same, and payed a damn premium for that.Damn, that's really fast, I should have waited instead of ordering the black one from Newegg via MyUS, just built it couple of days ago, but oh well
In case anyone wonders, an Alphacool NexXxoS ST30 Full Copper 280mm Radiator V.2 fits perfectly in the front
For those wondering, I just got an reply back from Caseking.de. The following version is black, even though the description and specifications on the bottom says white. They've had an error in the system that has caused it to say "white" apparently, which they've said will be fixed shortly.
So the following version is black: https://www.caseking.de/en/ssupd-me...4.0-edition-mini-itx-case-black-gesp-005.html
So the following version is black: https://www.caseking.de/en/ssupd-me...4.0-edition-mini-itx-case-black-gesp-005.html
They should unveil it tomorrow apparently. Seems they're competing with the Z63 and such. Would be cool if they actually brought that kind of tech to their CPU blocks though. The Magnitude is very expensive but only marginally better than their base models.
I mean, if they have the tech for a USB-powered info display, couldn't they just sell that separately for mounting whereever you want it? CPU blocks are a difficult fit for displays simply due to the need for fittings coming out of the top - though they could of course make the block much thicker and have side-mounted ports.
True, could also be an enhanced fan/RGB hub with a display. Would be neat to have a less DIY solution that current displays I see in other builds.
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