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Any plans to provide aRGBW LED strips in the future? (aRGBW stands for adressable RGB+White)

I just checked, now it shows the correct title. My assumption is the thread creator first created the thread with the "toilet" word, then corrected it and it somehow didn't update in the sidebar. After replies were posted, the thread title updated in the sidebar accordingly. I have no...

It looks like the side list of thread titles mistranslates "WC" as "Toilet"?

E-mail sent! Thank you! LE: one more thing... how much would it cost to make a monoblock for the Asrock X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX/TB3, provided I send you the motherboard?

Agreed, the case is not really suitable for CPU+GPU cooling. Why not go for an external radiator solution? I use one and it's awesome.

Are you sure the GPU cooler is made of Aluminum? The part that stays in contact with liquid should be made of nickel-plated copper. Could you please link up the GPU Cooler you have chosen? BTW: Phobya is a brand of Alphacool.

Water cooling components depend on the case. Now, if your case affords the room for it, here's a deeply underappreciated radiator which does wonders, especially when paired with 4x 200mm fans in push/pull at gentle speeds (600-700 RPM): Phobya Extreme 400 - 85mm thickness. I own the 200/85mm...

No, I don't have the GPU just yet. Wanted to make sure there would be a waterblock readily available for it before buying it.

Vertical fan adapters for Eisstation, see this thread.

Thank you for your reply. 1. There will be no fans in the case. That is the point of external cooling, so no issue blocking the airflow since there isn't any :). And yes, I would love to have a bracket. I can make one myself, just was curious if such solution exists directly from Alphacool. 2...

Hi all, I have been watercooling PCs since 2016, but so far haven't bought much from Alphacool as a brand. With my upcoming Project:Raven build, I am considering getting a full setup from Alphacool (except illumination and monitoring). So far I have picked the following parts: 1. CPU waterblock...

78% yes on that poll. I have voted Yes because I already have a monoblock in my main PC and I would love to have monoblocks available, especially ones for mITX motherboards.

There are multiple options from Raijintek, Phanteks, EKWB, Bykski, but I have not found one from Alphacool. That is what I meant.

I will definitely try. If it is too thin, I can easily change the design because all dimensions are parametrized, all I need to do is go into the list of values and change from "4" to "5". By the way, I am using Autodesk Fusion 360 for my 3D designs.

If I choose Bykski I will buy this combo. It's small enough to fit in the case easily. Or if I go Aquatuning I would get the Eisstation I guess. Not much research done in that area to be honest. The trick is finding an adapter from Alphacool which allows me to mount the pump combo to a vertical...

After almost two years of Pastel White (without changing liquid at all) AND soft tubing on top of that, there is nothing else I would use at the moment. I also got Pastel Red and Pastel Black in my storage, ready for other builds :)

I gave up internal radiators when I bought the MoRa 420. Now I am slowly buying parts for my girlfriend's mITX build which I am going to fully watercool using an external Phobya 200mm/85mm radiator with 2x 200mm fans in push/pull. The radiator will sit outside the case with tubes going through...

4mm each, the middle one has 10mm thickness. I chose 4mm for the external plates simply because I happened to already own them physically. I went for a sandwich method because the front face is supposed to have no holes except for the screw ones.

No, it needs two chambers as a matter of fact. But since the World of Tanks logo has three parts (the T in the middle and the curve chambers at the sides), the reservoir (because that is what it is in the end) will have the curved chambers connected via a tube at the back. There are 6 G1/4 holes...

Here's my World of Tanks Watercooling Reservoir (dual-loop)