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lol, dont get me started about this... EK loop connect. The idea is excellent, 6 fan headers, 6 aRGB headers and 3 temperature inputs. Hardware not so much; my first box had, er, "manufacturing issues" (there was a 0.5mm gap between the PCB and the pin header for the aRGB outputs...

further to the above question; loop is up and running now, idle temp is 18- 22 degrees, coolant 19, (2 x 360/40 radiators,) pump and fans 100%, but almost silent.

good find Hemuli, most of the Loop Connect-er type software would need to be better to be called alpha, or just plain doesnt work. Ive got 7 temp senors and 10 fans via mobo, mobo extension card and controller box spread over 3 software"control" systems. IF it can do temperature controlled...

I might be able to help here, although I have a distro plate and custom loop rather than the Eisbaer 360 Aurora RGB Vinasis, by side panel, do you mean the vertical area to the right of the motherboard and between the the rear and front sections? It will fit there, the gap size is about 440 /...

Ah, ok... didn't think I could upload pics with new member status.. hence the wordy explanation... I can remedy that. this pic is taken from next to the laser. I've dropped a sheet of paper into the pic to make the laser lines visible and easier to see. The laser going to the distro block is...

One of the trickier and often overlooked elements of custom liquid cooling loops is the 'simple' job of getting the length of the coolant tubes correct. In creating these custom tubes you are in effect, searching for a theoretical but currently invisible, point in space where the two straight...

a pleasure Metro, its a small thank you to all at Alphacool for sorting out my pump problems so expediently. Stay safe guys.

You can throw a lot of math at the issue of computer component temperature and it will tell you what the temperature should be or you can look at a gauge... Here's some thoughts about temperature sensor positioning that get you the best information at the lowest cost. This is based on my own...

... if you like that, you gonna love this... "A case of black and white" is on the bench... :oops::oops:

[edit] the text I entered seems wrong I've deleted it. I'm sure there will be someone along with better knowledge of this than me. :)

hi, if you want to get your system up and running fast... go to your local car accessory superstore, (in the uk we have Halfords) grab 5ltrs of distilled water, that will surfice until you get the alphacool stuff... :-) max

for any future reader of this thread, the manual for the GPX-N 2080Ti PRO M01 is here. the item number is 11656

ooops, Sorry mods. Inadvertent thread takeover. Apologies. please move offending posts as you wish.

... and when you light it from behind... :)

thank you kindly. :) heres an example of some detail stuff

yep, 2 years to design it, another year to build it. According to the maths its in the 5 microns accuracy range and thats tool tip deflection... lol

The only markings on the unit are GPX-N 2080 Ti PRO MO1, came with a 240 rad (not transparent aluminium) and quick release pipes...

lol, a true trekker. Might have to settle for primitive copper for the rads but debating about firing up my CNC for distro plate.. The short answer to the OP is yes... :cool:

Hi Metropolis34, yes, it was purchased directly from you. I own it. I have been article number?? is that invoice number? Cant get to the invoice number as the pc where it is, is the one with the 2080ti in bits! The only markings on the unit are GPX-N 2080 Ti PRO MO1 I just need to know where...

Morning Eddy. No, clear tubes, acrylic water blocks and distro, clear fluid... just trying to find some transparent aluminium for the rads...