Alphacool LT240, or any 25mm thick radiator should work.
What do you mean by PCIe bracket extrusion?
Alphacool LT240, or any 25mm thick radiator should work.
What do you mean by PCIe bracket extrusion?
You are referring to SFX-L support, compatibility pending.
If you haven't bought the Seasonic SGX-650, I recommend sticking with Corsair SF650, you will have better compatibility across all SFF case with the Corsair SFX PSU. From a performance and noise perspective, not sure what advantages the Seasonic has over the Corsair.
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At the left end part of the card, the PCIE bracket sticks out a little, looks like 8-10mm.
I'm not sure if the case's GPU support length includes that extra length. Also, do manufacturers include that length when listing their cards' dimension? Thanks!
I've not purchasaed a PSU yet, I just really like the Seasonic PSU's. I have nothing but praise for that brand. One out of 5 Corsair has failed me, but I guess I'll go for the SF600 platinum since they have braided cables unlike the Seasonic. Thanks for the reply. I'm adding hardware to my deal alerts because once new Ryzen comes, I suppose all hardware will go up in price.
EDIT: As for the advantages, Seasonic being bigger has a bigger fan and is said to be less noisy. I think it also has more warranty years, but mostly, I just like the brand.
@schn1tt3r agreed. I personally really like the build quality of Seasonic PSUs and whenever applicable recommend something in their Prime lineup as they all get full 12yr warranty support.
That said, I've been really impressed with my Corsair SF750 so far. It's managed my dual Xeon Cerberus X incredibly quietly. Plus, if you're in the market for a dual EPS SFX, it's really the only game in town short of custom mounting HDPLEX's 800W DC-ATX and twin AC-DC internal bricks for double the price.
That said, I've been really impressed with my Corsair SF750 so far. It's managed my dual Xeon Cerberus X incredibly quietly. Plus, if you're in the market for a dual EPS SFX, it's really the only game in town short of custom mounting HDPLEX's 800W DC-ATX and twin AC-DC internal bricks for double the price.
Mold is finish, we are still calibrating the mold 
Cannot wait for some sweet photos of Prototype 2. And hopefully you can finalize it in time for June!
As someone who has just found out about this case, can someone give me a rundown on this case, and what the requirements are for 240mm aios (Thickness specifically)? Also I haven't seen anything about case feet when I skimmed through the pages (mainly looking at images), is this just a prototype thing?
240mm AIO’s are compatible if radiator is not more than 25mm thick such as the Alphacool Eisbaer LT240. Fan under motherboard needs to be no more than 15mm thick.
Case feet will be included according to a few posts in the thread.
Talking with Alphacool to get a demo for their Computex Booth.
To make things interesting, I plan build a Hard Tube setup on tall RAM, which means a lot of tight bends, thinking about 3D printing Mandrels to make the bends.
I have the Bitspower Plastic Tube Retouch Kit OD 12MM already, but it's not very helpful for some of the bends. If any of you have a good tools or suggestions, let me know.
Talking with Alphacool to get a demo for their Computex Booth.
To make things interesting, I plan build a Hard Tube setup on tall RAM, which means a lot of tight bends, thinking about 3D printing Mandrels to make the bends.
I have the Bitspower Plastic Tube Retouch Kit OD 12MM already, but it's not very helpful for some of the bends. If any of you have a good tools or suggestions, let me know.
Quite a project. Will be very interesting when finished.
I know very little about this, but will the Alphacool Eiskoffer Bending Kit help?
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What's your plan with color options? Are all space gray and all silver on the menu or is it 2 tone only?
We are still tweaking the Space Gray, so depending on the cost, we will finalize what's available.
This looks fantastic! Single colour ways would be awesome too (even if it came at premium). Would there be a possibility of 3D printed tube kits being sold alongside the cases themselves? Keep up the great work ?
Does that mean Space Gray is more expensive? What kind of process are you planning to use?
Personally I don't mind paying extra for my preferred color.
Won’t this configuration pose problems with air bubbles, with the pump being higher than the radiator? I suppose you can flip it, but would be good if positive pressure can be retained.
Also what type of reservoir is that? Never seen it before.
There are range of Space Gray, if you are referring to the real Apple Space Gray, there is only one supplier we have access to, and the price is silly territory (around ~$300-$500 just for the color at low volume).
So we are experimenting with other Gray colors, so the color option will be set after we get the anodized samples and pick a color.
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