Corsair Capswap Low Profile (for small form factor builds)
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At just 20mm tall, this low profile capswap module fits in almost any build! Designed for SFF (Small Form Factor) PCS
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The Corsair CapSwap AIO pump cap that fits in SFF PC builds! (24.15mm)
I designed this simple yet effective pump cap that is compatible with Corsair CapSwap. At only 20 mm tall, this pump cap will fit in most SFF builds using a compatible AIO.
About three months ago (April 2025), when building my first SFF PC, I realized that the Corsair pump cap for my TITAN 280 RX AIO wouldn't fit inside my PC because the GPU was blocking the way. I searched far and wide on the internet and came to a conclusion: Corsair does NOT make a low-profile cap for their AIOs. After acquiring a 3D printer, I came across a YouTube video about a design contest for Corsair components, which included the 3D model of CapSwap Pump Caps. Now, all it took was to design it, and the rest was history.
If you want the RGB to look better, make sure to change the infill settings on the slicer to an appropriate pattern. Also, use translucent filaments such as translucent PLA or PETG.
Tip: if you have a loud pump on your Corsair CapSwap AIO, you can add sound-damping foam or other sound-absorbing material inside the cap to reduce pump noise.
Feel free to remix —add your cool own designs :D
e.g., the pump cap won't fit (no clearance).
Here is a side-by side comparison with the TITAN pump cap: 
Here's the pump cap installed on a capswap AIO: