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I also got my tracking number a couple days back, but unfortunately it doesn't say anything about the package ever having left Taiwan yet...
no worries, i'll keep watching, i'm sure you'll let us know when they have them
Thanks for the info/update, will probably get some of these when they're available
yeah that's a shame for sure, website says instock right now, so i think i'll go ahead and order one.
yeah, the ongoing support and help is excellent, and i think shows why this whole project has been so successful and widely anticipated, the work and commitment has been second to none, thank youThanks Necere, again giving a lot of insight
Or maybe they just updated the website and it's already closer then we think. I check directly on canadapost.caWell, for those interested, my tracking just updated to this a minute ago:
"International item has left originating country and is en route to Canada."
I guess only a week or 2 left to wait
). First of all, thanks to Necere, Wahaha360, and this amazing community that has developed around the M1. So could someone help me clear up what Ive got wrong here?Well, for those interested, my tracking just updated to this a minute ago:
"International item has left originating country and is en route to Canada."
I guess only a week or 2 left to wait
Ohhh nice, my guess might be true then, let's hope they're all in the same boat
Edit: Are you on Despatch No.0023 on iPOST website?
Not with the H220 rad, but it's 285mm long. Typical 240 CLC rads are ~275mm long, but the answer is still 'maybe' until someone tests and makes certain one way or another.
Wow, that's a mess. Are those splotches set into the panel? Looks like something got messed up in the anodizing process. Did the package look like it had been opened before you got it? Regardless, you should contact w360 about it.Does anyone know what has happened to this?
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The panels also don't quite fit together properly on that case. Swapping the panels with the black case (which is perfect) gives the same result, so it appears to be the chassis
Shipping/order related issues should go to w360. I don't have access to anyone's shipping details or anything. The most I can do is refer people to w360.
Compare the specs of the card to the "size restrictions and recommendations" on ncases.com.
I installed the pump with the inlet facing up, so at least part of the radiator sits above the pump. I think it may only be a concern if you don't have the inlet facing up, or if the socket location is high on the board. But even then, it may work fine once the loop is properly filled and bled (which you could place the case on its side for, and thus guarantee the rad being above the pump).
My appologies, I assumed you would do the assessment of any issues and take it up with Wahaha360 from there. Maybe this is something that could/should be included on the website ? A FAQ button or atleast a Contact button.
Long time lurker here (don't bite me
Im trying to figure out how watercooling works with this case. It looks like many people are going to use the H220, possibly adding a GPU loop. This seems like a good idea with the M1, the GPU is the largest heat source by far in the case, and the loop should make exhausting all that heat more efficient (and thus quieter).
My concern is the reservoir orientation of the H220 and its location in reference to the pump integrated into the CPU waterblock.
Since the reservoir is integrated into the radiator in the H220, I would think the orientation of the assembly would matter. The radiator should drain into the loop, correct? Does the connection between the reservoir and the radiator enable this flow when its mounted horizontally in the M1?
To visualize, look at this image from the Swiftech site (this is for a different product, but I think it still should help illustrate my concern): http://www.swiftech.com/images/product_pages/MCR-Drive-r2/rev2-orientationsx354x929.jpg
When mounted in the horizontal location it indicates that either the setup needs an external reservoir (presumably because the internal one wont drain properly into the loop in that orientation) or that its potentially unsafe (presumably because in that orientation the pump is higher than the radiator).
I think depending on the H220 design, we may have the former problem, and we also have the latter problem, since the pump is integrated into the CPU waterblock, and thus ends up being mounted fairly high in the case relative to the reservoir.
My gut feeling is that the H220 isnt ideal at all. But since Im a total n00b with all of this, I assume Im missing something with my logic.
Has anyone on the east coast US received their tracking numbers?
Just wondering if I'm the only one.
