Did you get any kind of tracking info for the replacement? I opened my ticket 15 days ago and 4 days ago they said they were shipping one out but I have no way to know when it gets here.
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NCASE M1: a crowdfunded Mini-ITX case (updates in first post)
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I received tracking info from Corsair Support Team via email and text messages from DHL.
Will the website ever work again?
https://www.sfflab.com/products/ncase_m1
https://www.sfflab.com/products/ncase_m1
GnomeCop
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yeah the sfflab website is really weird, doesn't seem to be updated anymore.
I just go to https://ncases.com/ directly
Added a MORA 3 to my Ncase M1 a few weeks ago. My first round of tubing was pretty rough:
I didn't really like how the tubing was so sloppy, it pulled the grommets out of the case and tented to push on the internal fittings.
It took some doing - I had to get a 2 slot bracket for my GPU (instead of a 3 slot) from EVGA
Then I got this PCIE pass through for the bottom slot and redid the internal tubing to connect to the PCIE slot:
Looks much better:
Also fixed this sloppy rad to res return loop that was just a mess of fittings and whatnot:
I added in a flow indicator and managed to not use tubing:
(yeah, I messed up and didn't move that return tube in the res - I'll drain and fix it tomorrow...
All in all, this cooling system is extremely quiet and powerful - I couldn't be happier:
These are just the OC results from the Asus AI OC module - I'm betting I can get the voltage down a little.
Gaming performance increase is dramatic.
8700K (delid, TG LM) @5.2Ghz
G.Skill 16GB 4000Mhz
RTX 2080Ti @2.1Ghz
Temps are high 30s, dipping into the low 40s
I didn't really like how the tubing was so sloppy, it pulled the grommets out of the case and tented to push on the internal fittings.
It took some doing - I had to get a 2 slot bracket for my GPU (instead of a 3 slot) from EVGA
Then I got this PCIE pass through for the bottom slot and redid the internal tubing to connect to the PCIE slot:
Looks much better:
Also fixed this sloppy rad to res return loop that was just a mess of fittings and whatnot:
I added in a flow indicator and managed to not use tubing:
(yeah, I messed up and didn't move that return tube in the res - I'll drain and fix it tomorrow...
All in all, this cooling system is extremely quiet and powerful - I couldn't be happier:
These are just the OC results from the Asus AI OC module - I'm betting I can get the voltage down a little.
Gaming performance increase is dramatic.
8700K (delid, TG LM) @5.2Ghz
G.Skill 16GB 4000Mhz
RTX 2080Ti @2.1Ghz
Temps are high 30s, dipping into the low 40s
Christyles
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Can someone provide the link of M1AF's test results in cooling this case? TIA!
Found it: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...MEcm2IRLucP1oPXJWKt8cHpkw/edit#gid=1512767329
Found it: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...MEcm2IRLucP1oPXJWKt8cHpkw/edit#gid=1512767329
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smarenwolf
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Hey guys,
I'm planning a build in an NCASE M1 (old hardware, air-cooled, already exists; case and iceman pump/res are ordered), but to continue planning some details, I need two distances:
I'm planning a build in an NCASE M1 (old hardware, air-cooled, already exists; case and iceman pump/res are ordered), but to continue planning some details, I need two distances:
- bottom of case to one-slot GPU (aka, waterblocked GPU) to see what radiators fit with what fans and how much of an air-gap is left there.
- closed side-radiator mount to SFX-PSU to see what radiators fit with what fans and how much space for ATX24-PIN and tubing needs to be reserved.