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oooh, you goty a predator already eh?
That's what i was thining, I only see two fans though, and no room for a third. a modified 240?
oh! LOl t hanks, ya it didnt stand out. Now i can't un-see it
nice... very nice. Are there fans on the other side of the radiator? guessing not.
Super sexy, I like it! $179 though is kinda high. $89 is the most I have ever spent on a case (Antec Sonata). Nowadays $50 is my limit. My Antec 300 was $50 maybe 4 years ago and it's totally been my favorite bang for the buck case. But it's not sexy.
For a quality aluminum case $179.99 is actually pretty inexpensive. $300+ Lian-Li's were common on these forums a few years ago.
Haha, yea... It's the Predator 360. It was pretty late and I had crappy light but I was excited to have the build finished (at least until the qdc waterblock comes in), lol. The fans are on the other side of the radiator (there is room to fit push/pull in there too). I'll have some better pics up in a few days when I install the waterblock.
Yep, yep. Warlust has one in the same Evolv ATX as well. It does very well in the front although it's difficult to achieve positive pressure at idle without having the Predator fans up too high with the particular fan setup in this case.
No,this case does not have a 5.25 bay,but even if it did there would not be room.So that thing fits in there with room to spare top and bottom?
... do you have room for an optical drive? I know, nostalgic...
Is it possible to fit the AIO with the fans (intake) inside the top ?
New replacement Predator is in so I figured I'd post a shot of my finished Evolv ATX (just have a little wire/tubing to reroute).
https://www.ekwb.com/news/656/19/Im...XLC-Predator-240-and-360-R1-0-Product-recall/EK Water Blocks is regrettably informing the public and its customers that EK-XLC Predator 240 and 360, our pre-filled and pre-assembled all-in-one (AIO) CPU liquid cooling units have to be completely recalled from the market due to potential risk of leakage of liquid from the unit.
Sorry If I'm raining on your parade, but EKWB announced a recall of all Predator systems for leaking 'O'-ring problem.
https://www.ekwb.com/news/656/19/Im...XLC-Predator-240-and-360-R1-0-Product-recall/
Good!
Beautiful build! I'm expecting an Evolv case this week.
This case is a beast. The panels are a work of art, 3mm thick aluminum throughout. Previous case was a Corsair Carbide 540 Air which I also really liked, but the big cube shape took up too much desk space.
Anyway, I'm contemplating trying to replace the plastic window with tempered glass, anyone have some tips/tricks for a mod like this?
Hey guys - I just bought a Evolv about 3 weeks ago - With an Asus Hero VIII motherboard. The case has a PWM for the case fans that says it goes to the CPU FAN on my MOBO. However I also have an H100i and that goes into the CPU FAN also.
I put the PWM in the CPU FAN slot and the pump somewhere else - I had to set my bios to ignore on the CPU fan speed though and that made me worried in case the pump dies. What do I do in this case? Should the pump go into the CPU FAN spot on the mobo and the PWM somewhere else?
I have this same case. Put the PWM fan controller into the CPU FAN 1 & the Pump into CPU FAN 2 if your motherboard supports it. I this case mine did but I have a MSI Z170 SLI Plus board.
okay so I did that and it got rid of the fan error. I put the pump fans into CPU 1 though and the case PWM fans into CPU 2. does it matter? also how do I control the case fans??
It doesn't matter as long as both are on a "CPU only" fan header.
The fans are controlled through a single PWN signal that is run through the Controller on the back of the case.
From my understanding, that CPU FAN four pin controls all the other fans attached to the board. I'm assuming that whatever RPM you set the CPU fan to in your BIOS will run that same RPM across the board.
If you have the fan headers and want to control them independently I would probably just connect your fans to your Motherboard and control them individually if that's what you want.
Got it thank you!
It was because I didnt have my H100i in the CPU fan header. I put that in there and the PWM from the case into the CPU OPT spot and now I have no isses. Many thanks!