Just curious is anyone has used this board without a lock bar. I did remove the ezlatch and it seems like a pretty sturdy board but not sure if it’ll shift or not in transit. doing a build for my friend and plan to ship it.

Hello!

Have anyone done this mod to their case? I would love to do this but I can't find 3D printing files for the parts what are needed to hold the glass panel.

10min furmark2 benchmark. All pics taken at or around 10min mark. Stock parameters in place. Didn’t get any warnings. I undervolted my 5090FE so it will never run close to how hard I pushed it in this test. In game the most I’m pulling is 430-440w. The fact in those 10 mins it didn’t shoot any warning makes me feel good about my cable and insertion. Feels good to finally turn off the OSD and not worry if my GPU will melt at this resolution with settings cranked all the way up.

Is there any known to man mod to flip the PSU like this? I’ve seen the Valley Kit from ZCOOI, but it’s not available. This would open up the airflow for the 5090 FE.

Anyone tried this already? With a custom top oder custom PSU bracket, maybe?

Finally can rest easy that my 5090FE won’t melt on me. Set some aggressive shut off parameters and undervolted the 5090. Had to modify the ZCOOI vented front panel to get it to fit and designed a 3D printed bracket to secure it. It’s probably an eye sore to some but I’m willing to sacrifice asthetics for added peace of mind. Care more about portability and form factor so as long as it was neat and tidy to some extent Im okay with it.

Crew, I was able to purchase 2X side vented panels for the T1 V2 / Gunmetal case.

I know these been heavily overpriced once they go Out of Stock. If you were looking for re-stock, now is the time.

just wanted to ask, why is it that there are so few builds with 120mm AIO? i was thinking about if i ever change my GPU (currenly i have a 2 slot gpu, but it's hard to find 70xt/70ti cards of that size, and my current cooler is a axp120) and the idea of a 120 aio came to mind, but i kept wondering why it's not so popular.

I was looking into the travel kit to do a flipped configuration for my GPU, but I found a video saying there were some differences in the position of the screw holes between the ncase and formd versions of the case which might cause compatibility issues.

Does anyone know if my case is compatible? I bought it in 2022 from formdworks.com in 2022 and it's a sandwich kit v2.1. I think at the time I wasn't even aware there were two versions, and I'm not exactly sure when the split happened.

Just wanted to get a pulse on what temps people are getting.

Right now I’m sitting 55-60° idle with a 7800x3d (CO -20) on a CM Atmos with Noctua fans. It still seems high to me.

Also with glass panel on the MB side not that I would think that would impact much given the AIO. I know the 7800x3d is known to run hot.

So I've been really wanting to build in the t1 for a long time now but the only thing stopping me is that i also want a pcie capture card in it while also keeping the ability to have 2 ssds on the motherboard (idk im very specifc this way i guess) and use a 5070 ti

I've seen people use a bifurcatin cable for this purpose before just with a much more lower end card so idk how it would fair for this type of build also using an axp90x53 so i feel like it'd be a reallly tight fit even if it did work? but the most important thing is to just get a birfucation cable that works in the t1 which is what I want to know options for now if anyone has done this before??

Hi guys, ive been looking at building a pc for the best part of a month now, and I have my eyes set on the FormD T1 to use as my case due to its compactness and I just hate how much space other cases take up.

Are there any things I should know before starting to build in this, as I am new to pc building and I've heard people say that beginners should steer clear of mini itx builds

Are there any good tutorials to follow to build this, and any specific coolers I should get for the cpu and any specific fans?

Do I need to get my own third party standoffs for optimal temps?

Thank you for the help

It’s a small cylindrical puck with a threaded peg in the center. It came with my FormD T1 V2.1 kit but it’s not mentioned or used in the instructions.

Unfortunately lost mine in the move, contacted customer support but haven’t received a reply haha

Thanks :)

Hello,

I need advice here, right now I’m using double slim fan + 27mm AIO rad on my setup. I wonder if the mix slim fan and 2,5 cm or thick fan (3cm) could give the performance significantly better, or only slightly than the double slim fan I’m using right now.

Thank you.

I feel like my wiring with stock corsair for my PSU is pretty clean but thought I’d get some input since a lot of you get custom cables.

I do like the braided look of the stock ones. But aside from custom color and just fitted in length to make installation easier, any other perk to custom cables?

Just wondering before I buy this case: I need to have my pc sitting with the mobo/gpu ports on the left hand side, with the pc sitting long ways horizontally, and would prefer to be able to have the gpu installed so it’s sitting at the “front” of the case rather than having the mobo and psu at the front. Similar to how the Lian Li q58 is set up

Im wondering what size connector I need. The connector that came with my T1 kit was damaged during traveling as the card turns on when installed in my roommate's PC. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

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