What fan is above the motherboard?I have the Corsair H60i, I don't think the tube length is very different, but seems to fit fine for me.
Yeah your AIO tube starts near the ram instead which enables you to do soI have the Corsair H60i, I don't think the tube length is very different, but seems to fit fine for me.
I think you have enough room due to PSU - i see a corsair where as i have an EVGA i think this is the reason why i've been having a hard time (so sad if this is the case)I prefolded the PSU cables and tied them together. Most of the bulk of the wires poke out on the GPU side. I also have the h60 and I was able to squeeze them in around my RAM and used zipties to keep them in place.
@AlexTzone Finally managed it after switching from Kraken M22 to Corsair H60. Might want to put somewhere on the website that threaded AIO tubes are hard to reroute through the system.
Booster cell fan is not yet plugged (waiting on a splitter) BUT I am surprised to say that even without, I am getting 50 to 50 degrees on CPU and 60 to 70 on GPU with benchmarks.
Thanks for the update.
Will you open the order up so that we can combine it with the shipping of the new parts from August?
any chance those can be included with orders that haven't been packed/shipped?
does that include shipping cost? in principle you could put that riser cable into an envelope and send it via China/HK post (which should be very cheap).
Any chance you're working on custom PSU cables? Or booster connection cables? Would be nice to have a custom cable pack.
Just to put things in perspective:This is genius, such a simple fix (tubes close to the motherboard rather than the opposite side) and one we’ve never even though about
Some more good news, the screws are done and will be sent to the assembly factory tomorrow. They should arrive on the same day and the assembly line has been prepared again. We hope to assemble all Steel cases this week and finally finish Kickstarter / Batch 1.
For Europe, we are still waiting. Sent an email last Friday but no response yet. It’s not under our control but when it’s done we will send the cases more of less the next day (like we’ve done for all other cases as soon as the deals have been finalized).
I don’t think we’re being bullied by UPS because the other ones like DHL and FedEx have been extremely slow as well. At least they are honest with the fact that this takes time. Just because a third party freight forwarder says they’ll fix it a lot quicker doesn’t mean it’s true, since they still have to talk to the big couriers about it + add a profit margin for their work = I don’t see how this would be cheaper or quicker (once all hidden fees are shown) since we have pretty big volume as well.
Covid may be easier for you as an individual now but in some industries its effects are just starting — in particular the shipping industry. I have no doubt we’ll ship 99% in July, we’ve already shipped close to 700 units so it’s not like we’re sitting on our buts doing nothing.
I didn't fo this personally, but I know what they did. Just unscrew the psu bracket enough to make it loose, then lift it up as high as it can go before your power cable won't allow the core to slide into the shell and then tighten it down at the height that works for you.
