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This build is using a Aquacover DDC (dual version) under an EK block on a Titan Z, which will give you an idea of how it fits.
Hmm, you've got a point there
Looking at Bitspower's own site instead of PPCs, I could see more easily all 220+ models of fitting. I found G1/4" Matt Black Dual Rotary Angle IG1/4" Extender BP-MB90R2LD and Matt Black Enhance Rotary G1/4" 90-Degree Multi-Link Adapter BP-MBE90RML.
Those could combine directly. What do you think?
Hi BaK2BaK
That post does help with knowing what fitting might be
So it must be G1/4" Matt Black Compression Rotary Angle Fitting For ID 8MM OD 11MM Tube BP-MBLRV
and thet can't be over tightened if I'm not mistaken. Seems like an RMA to me.Ah ok, thanks for that. Seems like ill be leaning towards the Asus Maximus II as the most feature-complete miniITX card (?). I'm not so interested in internal sound cards as popping in one of Asus's fancy ac1900 cards so I can make the most out of my fancy new router, but I may have to put that on the backburner. Not a big deal.
Two more questions: 1) Does the stock i5 cooler fit, or will I need a better solution from day 1? And 2) let me know what you think the ideal miniITX motherboard would be...
Cheers
Ah ok, thanks for that. Seems like ill be leaning towards the Asus Maximus II as the most feature-complete miniITX card (?). I'm not so interested in internal sound cards as popping in one of Asus's fancy ac1900 cards so I can make the most out of my fancy new router, but I may have to put that on the backburner. Not a big deal.
Two more questions: 1) Does the stock i5 cooler fit, or will I need a better solution from day 1? And 2) let me know what you think the ideal miniITX motherboard would be...
Cheers
Depends on you're intended use. The mistake most people make is to buy a very expensive top of the line board even though they never use the extra fetures they have over the cheaper ones. I would say that socket placement is importatnt in regards to which cooler config you want in the end. If big air coolers, than go for something with a centered socket placement like the ASUS boards. If network features are very important to you then that would probably be what to look for. There aren't that many boards to choose from so wouldn't take too much time.Wow. That is bad. Do you know if it was like that before you installed it the first time in the case. Might be worth checking out that the standoffs in the case are actually aligned properly. Haven't heard that this has been a problem but still. I would ask you if you had over tightened a cooler of some sort, but those green/blue/yellow wires are clearly stock intel cooler wires
I'm a lurker and haven't found the courage to purchase an Ncase M1... yet BTW how've you been bud!?
In all honesty Stevo_ that issue has been documented on other threads on other forums where the PCB came warped for most of the boards under the Maximus Impact moniker.
But what you've said can very well happen under the right circumstances.
BTW how've you been bud!?
The exact specifications for mini-ITX motherboards can be found in this document: http://www.formfactors.org/developer/specs/Mini_ITX_Spec_V2_0.pdf
Figure 3 "Mini-ITX Board Diagram" includes the spacing of the motherboard mounting holes:
Nope, it's a brand new board right out the box.
Cheers
Gnrl... If you could be bothered to, this can be used to rule out any defects in the case in regards to standoff spacing. Seems like it's a quality issue though, from what everyone else here is saying.