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Due to the fire in the beginning of November, the reservoirs are finally done, and we are just waiting on faceplates to arrive (since we don't have a laser right now). Once the faceplates come in early next week they will ship.
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Is there only one run for these reservoirs? We still haven't seen any video or better pictures of the reservoir, especially the frosted acrylic one.
Also, was it ever answered if this adapter would fit with a 120mm fan and the swiftech h220 / st45f-g?
It seems like an interesting solution that might be worth trying, if it would fit.
No, and that was kind of an oversight on my part. Back when I was working that out, I was basing things off of using 9.5mm thick drives. Two of those weren't going to fit without pushing the PSU too far towards the motherboard and possibly getting in the way of large coolers and limiting the GPU length. But now that I look at it, I realize it's within 1-2mm of the clearance behind the front panel, which is just enough to allow two 7mm thick drives to mount face-to-face using the bracket. I could have easily given up those couple millimeters to make it work. Part of the reason I missed it is I had finalized the ATX PSU mount in my head months before discovering the dual-7mm SDD behind-the-front-panel solution. That's how it goes sometimes.
There wasn't enough space for both the 80/92mm fan mounting holes and another set of drive mounting holes at the front, so not by default. Would it physically fit if you used double-sided tape or some other mounting method? Sure, I don't see why not.
Don't expect them until sometime after cases start showing up in the US. I need to test them on a production case first, which I'm waiting for like everyone else. In the meantime I'd suggest making do with the included filters.
Thanks, some people were asking about that.
There's 30mm between the H220 rad (w/25mm fans) and the PSU, so if that adapter is over 5mm thick (which it most likely is), you wouldn't be able to use a 25mm thick fan on it.
Very nice.
.Geoffrey4283:
On the outside, I've the M1 already build and the ST45SF-G standard fan is terrible... I've had it disassembled allready. I know, the 92mm fan wouldn't fit, because in Silverstone they don't think... If they'd rotate the power connector with the small PCB 90 degrees, the 92mm fan would fit, but yes, a better and bigger fan would cost 5$ more
Would anyone suggest using a 2.5 mechanical drive in the double SSD stack inside the front? Will heat become an issue? It'll be a 1TB WD Blue, 5400rpm. Paired with a Samsung 840 Pro 256GB.
If it's a bad idea I'll just mount the SSD on the inside of the front, and the HDD next to the SFX PSU on the other side of the panel. Ditching 3.5 drives for this build. I'd use a 1TB SSD... But I can't really afford to spend 800 on storage
They charge you for time on the laser.. so the longer it takes to make those cuts (me looks at all those vent holes) the more you have to pay.
Would be alright, the current doesn't care.
Get desoldering wick.
Yea I figured after I saw the post of your test fitment with it, thanks for the confirmation.
This gives me hope
. I can always mount a 2.5" drive to the bottom of the case, will two 2.5" drives stacked fit under the GPU? I'm thinking I'd like to leave an option for an optical drive.
Yeah, cable management is really tricky ... hardest job i've ever had in a computer case
Yeah, cable management is really tricky ... hardest job i've ever had in a computer case
That's awesome cable management
After a lot of work it looks nice! But I don´t think I can do this twice
Just assure that your GPU cooler gets tons of air flowThis gives me hope
Because I asked them not to. See my earlier reply to Prava in this post.
