I’m just waiting for the LTT video to boost this Kickstarter into who knows where. ?
Stalled Winter One -- 15.6L SFF case, 3090 Support, 3-slot GPUs, dual 280mm radiators, CFD Optimized Design
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Can confirm, I absolutely need the silver.
Agreed, silver with black highlights (top and bottom panel) would be my choice if possible.
The new EKWB waterblocks for the 3080 / 3090 FE are very, very short (205 / 230 mm) Unfortunately, the price will not be ...
In any case, the one for the 3080 is so beautiful
In any case, the one for the 3080 is so beautiful
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Wondering if the EK Quantum Flow Indicator could work as a mini reservoir (removing the inside flow indicator), I find it cool that it attaches to the GPU terminal.
www.ekwb.com
EDIT: Been looking a bit more, for the price.. maybe the EK flat reservoir is a better option: https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-quantum-volume-flt-120-d-rgb-plexi
If mount vertically in front of the GPU it might work, but I don't know if with the fittings it'll be too "fat".
What do you guys think?
See the Flow With New EK Quantum Flow Indicators - ekwb.com
EK, the European premium liquid cooling gear manufacturer, is releasing a series of unique flow indicators that belong to the Quantum Line. These Quantum flow indicators visually represent the coolant flow rate, which is often hard to see with the naked eye. This can be very useful to instantly...
www.ekwb.com
EDIT: Been looking a bit more, for the price.. maybe the EK flat reservoir is a better option: https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-quantum-volume-flt-120-d-rgb-plexi
If mount vertically in front of the GPU it might work, but I don't know if with the fittings it'll be too "fat".
What do you guys think?
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i had planned ths one .It is practically the same.
Yeah, it's kinda the same for the standalone, but I was looking specifically for the ones that you attach to your EK GPU Block, could be handy so you didn't need to secure the flow meter in the case, but anyway... it's so tiny that it doesn't matter I guess and the flow meter that you attach to the GPU block is quite expensive for what it is.
You're right, I forgot to specify that I plan to install an aquanaut. (Flow meter without impeller) But everything can change. It will depend on the size of the graphic card.
Yeah, Ideally I would continue using my current EK VTX pump+reservoir, but I currently have a Strix 1080Ti with an EK Block, so that's a big no. Maybe in the future with those sexy EK blocks for the FE
I'm wondering the same thing. EK's D5 cylindrical pump/reservoir combo units all look to be too tall. There's a possibility that replacing the tube with the shortest one they offer could fit by a few mm, but I'm waiting for EK to confirm the actual length of the stock tube on their shortest model. Napkin math says that based on the volume delta with the stock tube, it would be really tight and eliminate the top ports.
@WinterCharm sorry to keep @ing you. Any chance this EK flat reservoir would fit? The dimensions are 120 x 120 x 86 with the included bracket.
I wish there was a stripped down CAD model I could use to try mocking up a few options...
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Maybe a Winter One should be sent to LTT or OT so that they can review it and boost the Kickstarter?
Did Dave 2D get a review sample? He has the parts and might be interested in the case.
I feel like GN might appreciate the design effort that has gone into the case based on their technical breakdowns.
Not sure if anyone would agree, but I feel like the indented power button is slightly off putting from the aesthetics of the case.
I mean I love the design, but only if the power button could sit flush with the front panel,it would be awesome.
Maybe it's just too late to change now.
I mean I love the design, but only if the power button could sit flush with the front panel,it would be awesome.
Maybe it's just too late to change now.
I would rather see the power button on the rear panel. T1 case is a good example. If you aren't going to include the standard front I/O, then may as well keep the whole front blank.
