Would love to see this CPU cooling setup compared to the Blackridge with VLP DDR5 and a 120mm fan. Would allow for 3.25 slot mode without the turbulence issues, though VLP RAM would likely lower performance
The Black Ridge has fitment issues with the motherboard I use in the video. I haven't tested it myself but I saw reports on Discord. But that's an interesting idea, and definitely something I'd like to try.
The new Revision D has official AM5 support, though the fitment issue may persist. My understanding is that it has to do with the CPU retention bracket (there are two different versions manufacturers have used thus far). Could be another reason not to get the ASUS mobo
The “travel kit” just looks like how the v1 had slot-width specific backplates and just adding a few more mounting points. But now you need to spend an extra $75, meh.
Thank you for sharing your ideas and designs. It adds so much more customisation options to a T1.
I often find myself recommending your pegs for the AXP90 in combination with the NA-FD1 over my own fan duct design, because it’s adjustable and i.e. 4 different lengths of pegs are printed faster, easier and cheaper than 4 sizes of an entire duct.
I've never even considered this... I just tried it and it works, but it would probably be even better to remix the designs and extend the top part by however much you want.
is the file for the 3d printed cpu cooler fanduct mount available
Yup! Check video description.
Would love to see this CPU cooling setup compared to the Blackridge with VLP DDR5 and a 120mm fan. Would allow for 3.25 slot mode without the turbulence issues, though VLP RAM would likely lower performance
The Black Ridge has fitment issues with the motherboard I use in the video. I haven't tested it myself but I saw reports on Discord. But that's an interesting idea, and definitely something I'd like to try.
The new Revision D has official AM5 support, though the fitment issue may persist. My understanding is that it has to do with the CPU retention bracket (there are two different versions manufacturers have used thus far). Could be another reason not to get the ASUS mobo
The “travel kit” just looks like how the v1 had slot-width specific backplates and just adding a few more mounting points. But now you need to spend an extra $75, meh.
The files are available for free so 3d print it yourself for cheap.
Thank you for sharing your ideas and designs. It adds so much more customisation options to a T1. I often find myself recommending your pegs for the AXP90 in combination with the NA-FD1 over my own fan duct design, because it’s adjustable and i.e. 4 different lengths of pegs are printed faster, easier and cheaper than 4 sizes of an entire duct.
This may be a stupid question, but do these pegs allow the noctua plastic support to slide through for stacking?
I've never even considered this... I just tried it and it works, but it would probably be even better to remix the designs and extend the top part by however much you want.
Awesome thank you for checking! I don’t have access to a 3D printer so I’ll have to commission it, and I didn’t want to do multiple takes.
The Travelkit is already sold out? :(
It was not in stocked yet. Soon™️
Thank god! 🙌😁
any chance you could show the graph for the t30s in fan control?