Very nice!
Will it work for AMD AM4 processors?
Also, will the S4M fit the Dynamo Duo with both of the radiators in place?
Project Mercury - An internal watercooled Skyreach 4 Mini
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Very nice!
Will it work for AMD AM4 processors?
Also, will the S4M fit the Dynamo Duo with both of the radiators in place?
TL;DR: No and noVery nice!
Will it work for AMD AM4 processors?
Also, will the S4M fit the Dynamo Duo with both of the radiators in place?
Since it will be a monoblock, only z270i Strix and z370i Strix will be compatible. The AM4 version has major changes in the design (different socket etc) so it won't be compatible. If the needs are high I might consider making one for it tho
With both radiators in place, the S4M is completely packed. There won't be any extra place left. The only DC unit that can be used in such setup will be a plug&play unit such as the G-Unique BTO PSU
Update March 2, 2018
Did some rendering today:
Did some rendering today:
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Where would the HDPlex 400 be relocated to? Most people have this dc-dc unit in their Skyreach units .
This looks amazing though! Keep it up n
This looks amazing though! Keep it up n
You have to use Plug&Play units like I mentioned before. There will be no place for any other components
Update#2 March 2, 2018
Fit everything together and did a render. Looks great! Now the only thing that's missing is the waterblock..
Fit everything together and did a render. Looks great! Now the only thing that's missing is the waterblock..
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Update March 3, 2018
Started planning on how the block layout today:
Still need a lot more work!
Started planning on how the block layout today:
Still need a lot more work!
Update March 6, 2018
Modified side panel:
Modified side panel:
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Update March 10, 2018:
Now the only thing left is the pump and resivior..
Now the only thing left is the pump and resivior..
I like how this is going! Regular updates and amaizing renders
Update#2 March 10, 2018
The render for the waterblock. This is the initial design without pump and reservoir integrated yet.
The render for the waterblock. This is the initial design without pump and reservoir integrated yet.
Update#3 March 10, 2018
Details on the M.2 block and how it works:
Details on the M.2 block and how it works:
Update March 11, 2018
Fusion 360 is too fun!
Fusion 360 is too fun!
TL;DR: No and no
Since it will be a monoblock, only z270i Strix and z370i Strix will be compatible. The AM4 version has major changes in the design (different socket etc) so it won't be compatible. If the needs are high I might consider making one for it tho
With both radiators in place, the S4M is completely packed. There won't be any extra place left. The only DC unit that can be used in such setup will be a plug&play unit such as the G-Unique BTO PSU
If you made an x99e-itx version I might buy it, though I don't know if the radiators being used are enough for a 6950x
Hey man! Don't know if you have seen the post I did recently on my project:
So, I was wondering, why don't you do something similar? Instead of designing your own block, which will be very expensive and hard, you can just mod the rad to an existing block, like the Alphacool Eisbaer LT one we used.
If your main objective with this project is sell a good amount of units, this will dramatically reduce your final price. But if you aim to have some fun designing your custom block just for the innovation, it's fine, keep on
Cheers
Hello guys!
Before we reveal a new upgrade, I would like to show you something we just got.
We've been thinking for a while about adding CPU watercooler support for this case.
So, 2 weeks ago, I contacted ModMyMods store, and thanks to Joe, who were very supportive to my request, we've found the perfect solution.
Here is the sketch I sent him at first contact:
After some days talking, and some work from him, here is what just show on Kevin's door:
These are Alphacool NexXxoS XT45 Dual and Triple 60mm radiators, adapted to Alphacool Eisbaer LT's cooling unit.
We will test which of them fits better on our case layout.
Based on their volume, they might easily handle 150-200w cpu tdp, we'll make sure.
Also, If everything goes right, I think we can sell an AIO Kit like these for ~$99.
At last, if most of you guys support the idea, the implementation of it on v2 will only add ~1Liter to the case, which would end up with 8.9L.
What do you guys think? Please, leave a feedback
So, I was wondering, why don't you do something similar? Instead of designing your own block, which will be very expensive and hard, you can just mod the rad to an existing block, like the Alphacool Eisbaer LT one we used.
If your main objective with this project is sell a good amount of units, this will dramatically reduce your final price. But if you aim to have some fun designing your custom block just for the innovation, it's fine, keep on
Cheers
I'm mainly doing this for fun hahaHey man! Don't know if you have seen the post I did recently on my project:
So, I was wondering, why don't you do something similar? Instead of designing your own block, which will be very expensive and hard, you can just mod the rad to an existing block, like the Alphacool Eisbaer LT one we used.
If your main objective with this project is sell a good amount of units, this will dramatically reduce your final price. But if you aim to have some fun designing your custom block just for the innovation, it's fine, keep on
Cheers
Holy shit! If that is really compatible with an Asus z270i, can I PM you for the CAD files? That's 200% amazing!
Yep it will be compatible with z270i, the two boards have basically the exact same design.
I'm not planning on releasing the CAD files though, sorry
Completely understandable! Not even the wonderful work which you did on modeling the z270i it self? Really could use some custom mobo armorYep it will be compatible with z270i, the two boards have basically the exact same design.
I'm not planning on releasing the CAD files though, sorry
If not, have a very nice day!
I can release the MOBO model, but the thing is, it's basically boxes and plates..Completely understandable! Not even the wonderful work which you did on modeling the z270i it self? Really could use some custom mobo armor
I basically took all the measurements and visualize them.
