Lian Li V2110 WC

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07-18-2008, 08:49 AM
Eibach

Lian Li V2110 WC

Hey so i just ordered the rest of my parts for my new build... let me know what you think or if im missing anything.

Lian Li V2110b
DFI LANPARTY DK P45-T2RS LGA 775 Intel P45
Intel Q6600 - OEM
OCZ Reaper HPC Edition 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR(800)
620watt Corsair PSU
Samsung 22x DVD player
XFX GTX260
Scythe S-FLEX fans

Water:

Pump:
DD12V-D5 Pump Variable Speed by Laing
Options:
Fitting Size: 1/2" OD Fittings (For 1/2" ID Tubing)

GPU Block:
DD-Tieton for GTX280/260
Options:
Fitting Size: 1/2 OD for 1/2 ID Tubing
Backside RAM Cooling: Copper Back Plate +$15
PCI Bracket: None
Optional Micro Fitting: No thanks
Video Card to Cool: XFX GTX 260

CPU Block:
MC-TDX for Intel 775 CPU/Boards
Options:
Top Style: Brass
Fittings: 1/2" OD High Flow

CPU BackPlate:
Thermalright LGA775 Bolt-Thru-Kit

Res:
Danger Den Single 5 1/4" Bay Reservoir
Options:
Fitting Size: 1/2" OD Fittings for 1/2" ID Tubing
LED Color: None

Tubing:
Tygon 3603 Tubing
Options:
Tubing Size: 1/2 Inch ID Tubing 1/8 Inch Wall

Sleeving Kit:
FrozenCPU Sleeving Kit - Black

Coolant:
Fluid XP+ Ultra LT with z7 - Non-Conductive 32 oz. Super Liquid Cooling Fluid - Phantom Black

Rad:
Swiftech MCR320 "Quiet Power" Triple 120mm Radiator - Black (MCR320-QP-K)
Radbox For External Mounting!: Swiftech MCB-120™ "Radbox" - Black

Clamps:
1/2" OD Reusable Clamp - Black
07-18-2008, 08:56 AM
Logos

interesting; post some pics if you can when you get the case and the gear inside, can't wait to see one of these new PC-V all equipped !
Oh, and welcome to the forums :welcome:

ps: just for the rad, I think Thermochill PA120.3 might be a better option than Swiftech, but OK...
...and just one loop for CPU/GPU...not undoable with a triple rad, but not optimal.

ps: you should edit your post, some things are listed twice
07-18-2008, 09:04 AM
Nickel020

I'd go with a different block, the TDX is pretty ancient by now and performance not that great especially on the quad.
The Swiftech Rad is fine, Thermochill will be maybe 2-3C better, a good block makes more difference than that.
07-18-2008, 09:44 AM
Eibach

Quote:

Originally Posted by Logos4

interesting; post some pics if you can when you get the case and the gear inside, can't wait to see one of these new PC-V all equipped !
Oh, and welcome to the forums :welcome:

ps: just for the rad, I think Thermochill PA120.3 might be a better option than Swiftech, but OK...
...and just one loop for CPU/GPU...not undoable with a triple rad, but not optimal.

ps: you should edit your post, some things are listed twice

Thanks, i thought that would be a little over kill with the PA120.3 but you dont think so?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nickel020

I'd go with a different block, the TDX is pretty ancient by now and performance not that great especially on the quad.
The Swiftech Rad is fine, Thermochill will be maybe 2-3C better, a good block makes more difference than that.

well i have heard good things about it and i already ordered it... =/
07-18-2008, 12:45 PM
eltinio

Are you planning to mount it up top ore inside? If you go for up top the TC radiator will not work with the stock holes, I had to enlarge the holes to top mount the TC pa 120.3.

But it is a very nice case, was my first LianLi case.
07-18-2008, 02:23 PM
Eibach

Quote:

Originally Posted by eltinio

Are you planning to mount it up top ore inside? If you go for up top the TC radiator will not work with the stock holes, I had to enlarge the holes to top mount the TC pa 120.3.

But it is a very nice case, was my first LianLi case.

same here it is my first aswell... im very excited i have always drooled over lian li cases =)

Anyway i was actually thinking about mounting it in the back unless i can find a way to fit it inside, i do not have the TC 120.3 though so mine is a little smaller than that =)
07-18-2008, 02:36 PM
eltinio

No top mounting? It has the openings and i kinda like the look of the top mounted radiator especially with a big one like the TC.

Some pics of the top mounted radiator, it 3cm of the case.

http://eltinio.dnrhardware.nl/lian.jpg

http://eltinio.dnrhardware.nl/lian1.jpg
07-18-2008, 04:38 PM
Eibach

Quote:

Originally Posted by eltinio

No top mounting? It has the openings and i kinda like the look of the top mounted radiator especially with a big one like the TC.

Some pics of the top mounted radiator, it 3cm of the case.

http://eltinio.dnrhardware.nl/lian.jpg

http://eltinio.dnrhardware.nl/lian1.jpg

yeah that does look pretty sweet, what is holding it up?
07-18-2008, 04:43 PM
Waterlogged

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nickel020

I'd go with a different block, the TDX is pretty ancient by now and performance not that great especially on the quad.
The Swiftech Rad is fine, Thermochill will be maybe 2-3C better, a good block makes more difference than that.

This would be true IF he ordered a TDX but he ordered a MC-TDX. It's not the best block around but it's also not the TDX of yore.
07-18-2008, 04:45 PM
Eibach

Quote:

Originally Posted by Waterlogged

This would be true IF he ordered a TDX but he ordered a MC-TDX. It's not the best block around but it's also not the TDX of yore.

thank you... =)
07-18-2008, 05:18 PM
HaCKs

I have been VERY happy with my MC-TDX's

I run them in all of my systems, and can report idle/load of around 30/45 even on my overvolted QX. I am a bit of a DD fanboy but still, the MC-TDX is not very restrictive and a great choice!
07-18-2008, 06:16 PM
Eibach

Quote:

Originally Posted by HaCKs

I have been VERY happy with my MC-TDX's

I run them in all of my systems, and can report idle/load of around 30/45 even on my overvolted QX. I am a bit of a DD fanboy but still, the MC-TDX is not very restrictive and a great choice!

Thanks i cant wait to get it.... =) arriving next thursday =)
07-18-2008, 11:10 PM
eltinio

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eibach

yeah that does look pretty sweet, what is holding it up?

It's held up with some bolts, I got some aluminium pipe en cut lengths of 3 cm en slid them over the threads.
07-19-2008, 05:10 PM
Eibach

Quote:

Originally Posted by eltinio

It's held up with some bolts, I got some aluminium pipe en cut lengths of 3 cm en slid them over the threads.

nice that looks clean as hell man =P
07-20-2008, 03:22 AM
eltinio

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eibach

nice that looks clean as hell man =P

Thnx, I'm very happy with the result,i routed the fan wires thrue the radiator to get everything as clean as possible.
I will be posting the system when it's completly done.