Hello,
seeing as I want a pretty powerful rig which is both amazing at productivity (I need those sweet, sweet 16 cores for development) and gaming but still wanting a small case I think I'll go for a Streacom DA2, will will allow me to mount one 280mm radiator and maybe another super slim 280mm one if I need to (I don't think I will though, I usually will only stress the CPU hard while the GPU is idling or the other way around). I want to use the Eiswolf system for that since I don't think I'll be able to fit a reservoir in here (and it sounds pretty tempting having a system which "just works", filling a loop with a Eisbaer combi-block doesn't seem fun ), but apparently the block for the RX 5700XT which is Eiswolf Ready will only be available in a few weeks (and spending that much time with a reference design card doesn't sound fun) - so I'm unsure what's my best bet here:
* Just wait for the Eiswolf Ready RX5700XT block and bear with the reference design being at the verge of melting.
* Buy a normal RX5700XT block and try to put it in the system (and somehow fill that thing up). Can I somehow prefill the block to connect it as seamless as an Eiswolf one?
seeing as I want a pretty powerful rig which is both amazing at productivity (I need those sweet, sweet 16 cores for development) and gaming but still wanting a small case I think I'll go for a Streacom DA2, will will allow me to mount one 280mm radiator and maybe another super slim 280mm one if I need to (I don't think I will though, I usually will only stress the CPU hard while the GPU is idling or the other way around). I want to use the Eiswolf system for that since I don't think I'll be able to fit a reservoir in here (and it sounds pretty tempting having a system which "just works", filling a loop with a Eisbaer combi-block doesn't seem fun ), but apparently the block for the RX 5700XT which is Eiswolf Ready will only be available in a few weeks (and spending that much time with a reference design card doesn't sound fun) - so I'm unsure what's my best bet here:
* Just wait for the Eiswolf Ready RX5700XT block and bear with the reference design being at the verge of melting.
* Buy a normal RX5700XT block and try to put it in the system (and somehow fill that thing up). Can I somehow prefill the block to connect it as seamless as an Eiswolf one?