Wow and i thought my thread wasn't interesting anyone anymore because of all my problems!
Thanks Guys, really! I appreciate the kind words and the support :)
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Wow and i thought my thread wasn't interesting anyone anymore because of all my problems!
Thanks Guys, really! I appreciate the kind words and the support :)
A lill of topic, if you want I can delete my post:
I have a MCR320 + MCP655 + Fuzion. I can exchange my rad for a PA120.3 (and roll back the money, of corse). Do you think that I shoud do that? When I'm priming @ 3900Mhz the MCR320 gets warm...almost HOT :( and the temps go to the sky (69ºC core temp).
What shoud I do? Just an advice for me (if possible). If not I will delete my post...
Rbs
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You're doing a great job, mon ami. Chin up and keep up the fight to get it finished.
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Originally Posted by Patriote
Thanks!!! :up:
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Originally Posted by IanY
IanY has it right. As stubborn as you are, I know you will get this done and it will be spectacular at the end. Also my take on the Enzo SB cooler is that is is sandwidched between those space heaters known as 8800GTX's. Once you get those looped up might be better. But that SB is Nvidia silicon, so we all know what that means... Break out another WB!!!
Looks like I have to start Pimpin' and Ho'in' to get a MM case. :D
What fans do you have on the MCR?? Might try more airflow before going the PA120.3 way. Also what are your ambient temps?Quote:
Originally Posted by rbsmontemor
IanY is the perfect person to ask this question to :) Personally, if you have the money, I say go for it! The Thermochills are really top notch quality radiators!Quote:
Originally Posted by rbsmontemor
Thanks IanY! Really appreciate that :)Quote:
Originally Posted by IanY
@ Turtletrax: Heh All cool m8 :) Yeah, MM cases are wonderful!
Thanks, I'll ask for help! haheheh :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Patriote
HEEEELPPPPPPP IAANYYY :)
BTW...what's your temps? Hope it's better than mine, I'm a little sad with that :( Man, some guys with 55ºC full load temps with similiar watercooler systems...Q6600 @ 4000Mhz and me with almost 70ºC :(
http://img251.imageshack.us/img251/3...aterzu2.th.jpg http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/8...rimenk6.th.jpg
Oh, thanks for let me ask that on your topic, I've asked on mine, but nobody help me there :(
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Wow, that looks awesome!
I am getting 33c/33c/29c/29c IDLE and 50c/50c/46c/46c LOAD on my Q6600 G0 with 1.44v :)
BTW: A quick vid i just made : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKoEYAGSDD0
Enjoy :)
PS: The bubbles you see in the res aren't bubbles remaining from an un-completed bleeding. It's just how the res is made. That DDC is literally flowing like madness lol and that causes the water to shake a lot in the top part of the res. When comp is shut off, water is calm and all bubbles disappear in an instant. As soon as comp is powered on, bubbles starts flowing Heh. But all is good! Not a single bubble gets into the loop. Never!
Very nice! You pump looks 1000x most powerful than mine hahaha.
Great vid! :)
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Originally Posted by rbsmontemor
Sim Meu Camarada,
You can ask me anything you like at anytime :)
Like Patriote says, if you have the money, then most definitely return the MCR320 and get a PA120.3. However, if you have the right case and the right amount of space, your interests would be better served with a second MCR320 (will turn out cheaper than a PA120.3), but I think you would also be well served with a second MCP655/D5 pump for extra head pressure and extra flow, plus redundancy against equipment failure.
Anyway, I'm making it too complicated. Just exchange that MCR320for a PA120.3. I need to know what fans tiy have on the radiator and what are they running at... 7v, 12v.. rpm speed...
Adeus
What pump do you have, Patriote? And awesome vid, except for the music...:rofl:
MANN YOU SPEAK PORTUGUESE? :shocked:Quote:
Originally Posted by IanY
You can, PM me your MSN, so we can talk better :)
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Patriote
That's not a reservoir. Its a washing machine lol
And your taste in music.. haha... I must be getting old rofl... "turn that noise down" rofl
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Originally Posted by rbsmontemor
No.. no... I speak no Portugese hahaha just enough to order my food and to smooth talk the young Brazilian chix.. just kidding lol
My MSN... I must first install MSN lol.... hang on :)
Actually, I gotta run... wife complaining... send me a PM with your first list of questions. I will get on MSN tomorrow. Ciao.
IanY, You are one hell of a Gentlemen :) You're in good hands rbsmontemor!
Yeah, my "music taste" might be weird or make me look like weird but I'm a nice guy :) I just like Black\Extreme\Death Metal music! It's my world heh :p:
PS: The pump is an MCP355 (Blue impeller) with Petra's Top!
Everyone likes our women :) I understand you hahahah
I'll send my questions soon, thanks for the support!
Rbs.
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Forgive me if this has already been stated else where, but is your 120.2 rad in a push/pull configuration? I just want to get an idea of how much room I will have when mounting my hard drives like you did, but only in a push configuration.
BTW, excellent build log. It has been interesting following it from start to finish (almost..lol).
Thanks m8 :) It's in Push config only.Quote:
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OK, thanks for clarifying. That's exactly what I have! High five!:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Patriote
hey
that looks absolutely fantastic
cant wait for end result :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
and if you dont mind me asking how much did that set you back
I like the Neopropen idea. Where did you get that sheet at?
How thick is it? :)
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Originally Posted by Patriote
It's reading about you solving the problems that makes it interesting! You said you fixed your non-booting problem, but I don't recall you saying what the problem with the motherboard? Can you share?
Love the black and blue look.
Thanks :)Quote:
Originally Posted by pattherat111
I got it with my bench table lol It was supposed to be used on the bottom part of it to prevent the PSU and DVD burner to move around. I suppose it's around 1\4" thick. Anyway, so i took it and sticked some sound dampening material so my stuff doesn't move around on the bottom of my bench table :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Talonman
Really, i have no clue what i did to fix it. I just booted and booted so often and also tried everything i could think of to get that thing to boot. The mobo was booting on air on my bench table but not in my case with watercooling. Everything that comes to your mind, i tried it. Until it started showing 1D on the leds but wouldn't boot. Played with a few more thing, cleared cmos a thousands times etc... and Voila - It was now booting fine :)Quote:
Originally Posted by shazza
I have about 1-2 hours of video log i recorded. In those vids, you see me whining, yelling and almost crying ROFL. Basically, you see how the work goes and finally, how i get my ideas to fix the mobo and stuff.
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Sr. Rbs,
You got PM ! :D Its too long to post in here without being impolite lol
Update! November 24-07
All right ppls! I did quite a lot of job recently and still, i need to do some more this week-end as I'm off and i received my second MCW30 for my SB!
I'll let the pics talk by themself!
So i wanted to test that new QX6800ES on my P5B Deluxe before i hook it under watercooling just to make sure that all was working fine with it since it was acting extremely weird when i had hooked it under water on my EVGA 680I A1. So i began to work on building my second rig on my Bench table!
Working on doing my little Back-plate (Again) for my Tuniq Tower.
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/f...M/IMG_5593.jpg
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/f...M/IMG_5596.jpg
P5B Deluxe being prepared (With QX6800ES G0 hooked).
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/f...M/IMG_5602.jpg
Pretty much one of the best looking i did :D
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/f...M/IMG_5608.jpg
Almost completed!
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/f...M/IMG_5613.jpg
Completed! (Ram remaining of be taken from my main rig. Now will have 2GB in each comp instead of 4GB for main comp. Might buy a cheap 2GB kit for that second rig tho.
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/f...M/IMG_5620.jpg
Stuff that arrived yesterday :D
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/f...M/IMG_5633.jpg
All right so here is a quick result for that QX6800ES G0 on my Bench table with the Tuniq and P5B deluxe.
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/f...1320v-Copy.jpg
(That's 3.4Ghz with 1.320v and temps are 70c\70c\63c\63c. Stable over 8hours of Prime95. Ram running @ 425Mhz 5-5-5-15 2T 2.0v)
Not bad @ all but look @ the temps! :eek: Thats on air tho. And I might be able to do higher with 1.320v! I basically just set that voltage and bumped the FSB.
Now, just an hour ago, i hooked that QX6800ES in my main rig under H20 :) All powered fine and no auto shut down like it used to do last week.
Here are the IDLE temps :eek:
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/f...e/XETM/tt2.jpg
Pretty much a good difference over the Tuniq :p: I was getting 45c IDLE with the Tuniq.
All right so i have my whole week end off and i received my stuff from NCIX.com! One day of shipping :eek: Pretty Darn fast eh! I'm ready to rebuilt my CPU\NB\SB loop from scratch!
Will post Update as more work is completed! Keep an eye on the thread guys! One of the best looking rig is to be completed soon! :D