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Is there a way to change the color from black to silver ?
e.g. make a 1$ perk for silver color
From the IGG website:
REMEMBER TO SELECT A PERK!
Please add $1 if you'd like silver exterior panels.
I believe you select a perk, then add $1 to that total.
I'm also thinking of getting the RoG Impact motherboard, does it come with build-in wifi? I can't find it on the review that you linked AFD. Broadwell will fit on an 1150 socket right? Or is it better to get a new motherboard to support the latest features?
What size radiator and res fits in this lil guy?
interesting, have they tested any of the integrated stuff out? In 240mm rad form?
that wont work for my GPU!
yeah, I saw that too ... would be nice to mount a rad on the top of the case too, with those plumbings going out, might not be a bad idea to get another 220 rad on there.
yeah, I saw that too ... would be nice to mount a rad on the top of the case too, with those plumbings going out, might not be a bad idea to get another 220 rad on there.
well there is a gtx780 cooled by a 120mm AIO and you can cool a 6 core with a 120mm rad.
so a 240mm is doable ...
Agreed, I think it will be fine. My last issue is since I can't get a H220 I need to find a rad with a built in res. Does anyone have any experience with these type's of rads? It's pretty much my last hurdle. I wan't something that is top quality since it will be cooling two components.
agreed...and what 240mm rad will fit in this guy?
A setup similar to this should work for you. What suck's is you can't buy the H220 anymore in the US so you could do what I have planed and use this. I just need to find a rad that fits with a fill port now. I was thinking one of these may work but I'm not 100%
Do you know when that is supposed to happen? I noticed microcenter of rockville actually had some up on their shelves for sale.
Once the 600 mark is hit no more are being made right?
There's also the new Silverstone TD02, which according to the one review is pretty close to the H220
They said them might do another production run but if you want one for sure I would get it now.
To be clear about this, the "official" recommendations I made for radiators are conservative. Technically, the hard limit is 85mm (at which point the rad or fan is right up against the PSU - not a particularly good idea), but the less space there is between the motherboard and rad, the more difficult it's going to be to get the tubing to fit. You may also run into issues with taller RAM.This won't work "This means you'll need at least 70mm of clearance to install it with its fans, or 95mm if you're after a push-pull set-up."
Watercooling:
Sealed liquid coolers or integrated pump/block and radiator/res recommended.
Single 120mm or 240mm radiators only.
Thinner radiators only under 40mm + 25mm for fans = 65mm max.
Fans in push/pull are not recommended due to space constraints.
The first *may* fit. There's a bit over 300mm internally, and those rads come in at right about 300mm long.I was thinking of this but I have no experience with these rads and am not sure if it will even fit. It is one of the few I could find with a fill port. I was hoping someone else could chime in.
I also found this which is a pump/rad/red combo but again I'm unsure if it will fit.
I hope some more testing can be done so us US people can see other options for WC besides the H220.
To be clear about this, the "official" recommendations I made for radiators are conservative. Technically, the hard limit is 85mm (at which point the rad or fan is right up against the PSU - not a particularly good idea), but the less space there is between the motherboard and rad, the more difficult it's going to be to get the tubing to fit. You may also run into issues with taller RAM.
Regarding this:
The first *may* fit. There's a bit over 300mm internally, and those rads come in at right about 300mm long.
The second one (with the integrated pump) won't fit at all.
If you went here and selected the M1 then input your your information and accepted you should be good. Be sure to check your bank statement to ensure the transaction wen't through.
Congrats on your purchase if so !
Build looks awesome. Just 2 things.. I think I recall reading in a recent ROG ITX review that the NGFF slot only uses 1 PCIe lane, limiting its throughput to only 500MB/s (half of its theoretical limit, I think) which seems to be slightly slower than current 2.5" on Sata3.
Also, the GTX670 Mini. I'm interested in this as well, but am unsure of the cooling since it's not a true blower-style because of its 2 open sides. And the depth.. M1 specs state 4.7" to the power connecter, and Asus just states 4.8" depth for the Mini. Might fit, but I'm not really 100% sure yet. Read quite a few customer reviews saying it wouldn't fit in other small cases.
Found the ROG ITX review I read. They mention the NGFF implementation on page #25...
http://www.ocaholic.ch/modules/smartsection/item.php?itemid=1050
Once the 600 mark is hit no more are being made right?
No I went through the first page, selected M1 on the right side for 200 something....was that a mistake?
Agreed, I think it will be fine. My last issue is since I can't get a H220 I need to find a rad with a built in res. Does anyone have any experience with these type's of rads? It's pretty much my last hurdle. I wan't something that is top quality since it will be cooling two components.
I should start smuggling H220s into the states from Canada
When NCIX gets them in stock, that's what I'm doing.
thanks for the input!
Few questions tho, which PSU size would u prefer more? ATX or SFX?
As for the SSD I think it should be fast enough for someone like me still using VR and x25-V
Lastly what if GPU doesn't fit!? Think there is any way to make it work? Although wahah would know better
Thanks
KeymaN