omg:rolleyes:,you must test the newest nanoxia fluid!!!seems to be very good;)
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omg:rolleyes:,you must test the newest nanoxia fluid!!!seems to be very good;)
the glow effect under uv is very nice so far...the whole test with all fluids will take some month :)
http://www.abload.de/img/img_377136u.jpg
That is the nicest green I have seen. Is that available in the states?
i think only in europe until now, you may ask their support for more infos...
http://www.nanoxia.net/index.php?opt...emid=5&lang=en
HOLY :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:, Thats so.. green! looks amazing! what about the price?
Feser One is the best one.
Feser Acid Green looks nearly the same and...as you know...itīs available in the US :)
http://www.abload.de/img/img_4117iix.jpg
Doesn't look the same to me...maybe the plastic of the bottle is tricking my eye.
i made a little test - out of the bottles :) the difference is bigger under UV as with normal light:
http://www.abload.de/img/img_4122vc7.jpg
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the Nanoxia Iceglow looks nicer under UV.
yeah, it looks greener... however weird that might sound
MB, but I think Feser One has more performance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rapt0r
You can't say that for sure untill it's tested :) It could be possible that Nanoxia is better but that "in the worst situation" it destroys all your block by leaving a green filter on you acrylic tops.Quote:
Originally Posted by WaterFlex
That's a very extreme example but you will only know when a coolant is better then the otherone when you've tested it yourself for a longer periode of time.
The Nanoxia looks to be a bit more opaque under UV.
what about dirty in tubes or reservoirs?
I think we are offtopic.. there's a topic feser vs nanoxia additives?
how do all those compare to distilled water? ... are they better? or do they just look cooler?
Look cooler, Distilled for practicality, UV Reactive for bling, UV Tubing for the best of both :)
In my previous LC i used Feser One Acid green, i think the rig was green enough.:D
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Hi! Been using these forums for a while now, thought about time I uploaded some pics. Camera's not great so not up to the quality of what others have been puting up:
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gregor that is a vern nice tubing:clap: What's the dimensions?Quote:
Originally Posted by gregor666
Hi to all, im new here, can you recommend what mosfet block i can use on my MSI p45 platinum mobo, thank you.
check this;)Quote:
Originally Posted by shinjukusai
http://www.watercool.de/cms/MB_COOLE...R_SW_CAD_1.pdf
How can we distinguish which block fits which mobo?Quote:
Originally Posted by seba84_2005
I gave link so that something to measure can he fits;)Quote:
Originally Posted by emir
http://www.aquatuning.de/index.php/c...Watercool.html
Really nice looking system you have there seba! :toast:
http://www.gravedigga.de/gravedigga/...pu_closeup.jpg
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funkflix@ Your system is also super;) but these fittings angular have to be flow killer:cool:
I also enjoy a serving of MIPS RAM Freezer in the morning. :D
Nice system. Those 90 degree fittings are just too handy, makes life so much easier by the looks of it.
Why do the Germans always have the good cameras.
Thanks. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by seba84_2005
Eheim 1260 and Laing DDC-1plus in a row will do that without any problem, even with the ~ 10 meters of tubing i have outside of the case. ;)
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by skinnee
Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by inCore
Don't know mate.. I know a lot more germans without a good camera then with one. :p:
funkflix@ what have you temps?;)
Ten meters of tubing? Pictures are not only wanted, but necessary. :p:
http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/6...ge01dg9.th.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by seba84_2005
It's on 22°C water, cooled by chiller in room next to me. ;)
There is nothing to see, it is "in" the wall. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by inCore
http://www.gravedigga.de/gravedigga/...l/IMGP5313.jpg
my new system :D
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Tygon R3603 8/11,2Quote:
gregor that is a vern nice tubing What's the dimensions?
@ kaka_vn, nice blocks! custom?
but by the looks of that 4pin 12v connector, you need a new psu asap :p: before something burns down
Is that a reflection from your camera? Or do you have that much air in the tubing?Quote:
Originally Posted by seba84_2005
yeap, all blocks custom :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Janno
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DJSTUDIO WC Setup Cosmos S
Swiftech MCP655 12v DC Pump
EK Water Blocks EK-FC8800 GTX SLI ready
NexXxoS Xtreme III 360 Radiator Rev.2
Swiftech MCRES-MICRO Reservoir
Swiftech MCW30 Northbridge universal
CPU Blocks Swiftech Apogee GT
Black Tygon R3400 7/16in
Noctua FAN 120mm NF-S12-1200
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what pump is that ....
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Here's my first attempt at WCing still a work in progress.. I cut out a full window and tinted the plexi with some black smoke window film, had a Swiftech Radbox at first but swapped it out for the Bitspower one looks cleaner to me and it's a solid mount still need to swap out the crappy Zalman FC and get a Scythe Kaze Master, still needs some sleeveing and wire management and better bolts for the rad.
atm still running DD fatboyz and 7/16 tubes gonna switch to 3/8 BP or Feser comp fittings and feser Blue UV tubes and maybe Feser shrouds couple of ccfl's and light it up some, should show up pretty good thru the tint at night.
I know,I know it's not the best case for WCing I was a aircooled freak before but those damn 60+ db Delta's started to get on my nerves so I crossed over to the H2O :rocker:
ROFL:rofl:
12Fans on 1 Rad:up:
2hand from japan: 14l/min :DQuote:
Originally Posted by fitseries3
HAHAHHAHA omg that rad looks so fat:D:D
I think the inner fans are actually dead fans acting as shrouds.
Looks like a SansoQuote:
Originally Posted by kaka_vn
I respectfully disagree;) I think that is a fantastic case for watercooling, just like many other cases with a column of 5.75" bays in the front...PERFECT place to drop in a triple rad with room for an hdd cage elsewhere in the case. Nice build nonetheless, that rad + fan assembly in the back is monolithic and fearsome.Quote:
Originally Posted by BDW88
3dchipset@ this is only camera reflection;)
Don't ruin the fun for the rest of us. :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by MomijiTMO
Funkflix, I totally approve of that chiller. Putting it in another room is an elegant solution.
Like I said first attempt,the inner one's are gutted Yate's lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Yozzman
gonna swap them out for some Feser one's only wished Feser made them in smoke. :p:
If it's any consolation, Feser does make your wallet smoke.Quote:
Originally Posted by BDW88
still some small things nedd to be changed. but more or less finished:
http://www.abload.de/img/img_09358a5.jpg
Nice job with the HDD controller and SATA cables, 8 drives is a lot to deal with. I did 6 HDD's in my system and the SATA cables made wire management interesting for sureQuote:
Originally Posted by Schlingel
Just Finished assembling it, a big project, though still a few tweaks to be done, mainly the bunch of cables below.
Pics:
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Parts in my sig.
Guys, two real quick questions
1) Do you think Bitspower 1/2 compression fittings would fit on the EK 250 Reservoir? I planned on using the top connector for the fillport, the bottom connector for Bitspower temperature sensor and the V connectors for IN/OUT, but I just got the 250 Reservoir and the V connectors are pretty close together and Im not sure if 1/2 compression fittings would fit in there.
2) I just got my D-tek Fuzion V2, and it came with this Pro-mount thing and extra screws (which have black o-rings). Should I use this pro-mount and/or the extra screws? I see most people dont use this at all, I see stock mount and stock screws...
Yes
Yes
Great builds guys. I can't wait to get mine done =|
Damn...I'm itching to go at mine! Vincent, hurry up with the new rotaries!!! :p:
Nice setup Schlingel....Like that Lian-Li. Might be my new case before the year is over :)
NOt sure they will fit due to the slight recess as the o-ring wont butt up against the res. but I'll have a go for you tonight if you want.Quote:
Originally Posted by slim142
Might have to look into the Pro-Mount some more.
Sweet builds all! :up::D:cool::);)
The Pro mount allows for better mounting pressure, which leads to better temps in most cases. When I bought my Enzotech Sapphire it didn't come with springs, so I got some from the hardware store and cut them to fit on the screws used to mount the block. Much, much more pressure.
Something I never understood...why would kits use spring mounts instead of hardmounts with a simple bolt+nut setup? You're certainly able to control pressure much better without dealing with a spring at all right?
Swapped out my MasterKleer tubing and dye for pre colored Primoflex tubing + straight distilled and PT Nuke (no more clogged blocks from dyes for me!)
I also repainted my swifty rads and painted my Fuzion mount plate for lulz.
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My boss making sure I don't screw anything up...
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i made a little change in my rig :p
added on 4850 Moded and put some coil UV in the tubes of the loops
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Here a picture with less lightning:
http://www.abload.de/img/img_0938uob.jpg
Super! Wery nice and clean work ;) :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Schlingel
Updated my rig:
Sry for the GSM pictures :( My dad forgets always forget to take the camera home...
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Oh please do help me out on this one as I would hate to spend $20 on 2 compression fittings to find out they wont fit in the 250 res!Quote:
Originally Posted by emuexport
Why do I keep seeing people NOT using them then?Quote:
Originally Posted by YMAA
I dont see the pro-mount been used that much by people in here, is there any reason why?
That Aqua Water, UV Blue. It looks pretty clear. Would that stuff still gunk up the radiator/blocks like most of the UV fluid? Plus anyway you can show us just how much that UV Blue clear liquid looks under the UV light? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by bundymania
I had the 250 res from eK, I returned it because it was too big for my case. I did see if my bitspower compression fittings would fit on them. The O-ring doesn't seem to contact enough due to the size of the actual compression fitting. Their isn't enough surface cut out (the flat space around the opening of the threads) to flush it enough. I was going to use the 1/2" OD by 3/8" ID fittings...Quote:
Originally Posted by slim142
Thats what I thought, 1/2 seem pretty big for the V connectors. I guess I will use normal fittings then... thx for the infoQuote:
Originally Posted by 3dchipset
Looks very nice ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Schlingel
Wich fans have you used ?
Got the camera! :D
Here's my updated rig
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Comments are always welcome :up:
RAWR nice builds. It's good to see that the HX520 can run all of that MorGo7h. I was sort of panicking that my HX620 would have a hard time running 6 fans + pump and pc but yeah . . . . . it will be good.
I love the corsair PSU ^^ I got a stable oc on my cpu 4Ghz (8*500) and 1000mhz ballistix. My HD3850 is running @ 850/1050 (I know bad card but... :()Quote:
Originally Posted by MomijiTMO
I can think of two reasons:Quote:
Originally Posted by slim142
1) People who change blocks frequently for testing or other reasons may not because the quick mount is just as it sounds....quicker.
2) People haven't realized the correlation yet. I find a tighter block is less prone to have air bubbles in the TIM and just makes better contact.
I'm curious is your LED's giving off the blueish tint to your tubes? Or do you have some blueish coolant? I love the look of a semi-clear/blue tint you have going on...Quote:
Originally Posted by Schlingel
The top and bottom of the 250 can use the compression fittings. It's the (V) section you mention you want use that the compressiong fittings (at least the O-ring bitspower 1/2" OD) doesn't seem to fit wellQuote:
Originally Posted by slim142
Using Revoltec Dark Grey atm - its appearing blue because of the camera. inside the tube is normal dest-water and a bit corosion-protection like used in cars (bit blue/green colour - BASF Glysantin).Quote:
Originally Posted by 3dchipset
Nah i don't think they seal properly. I have the 250 res and BP 3/8in ID 5/8in OD and they don't quite go in. I've bought some G1/4 extenders so the barb clears the recession.Quote:
Originally Posted by slim142
Finally got time to post my rig.
System: Q6600B3-OCZ pc28500-2RaptorX Raid 0-780i-PCP&C 750-Dual boot 32bitXPpro&64bitVista-Cosmos
Cooling: tygon 3/8" id 1/2"od - 1 part petra's G11 : 9 parts distilled h2o w/ drop of PT nuke
1.CPU loop - D-Tek Fuzion-Thermochill PA120.3-MCP-655B-EK res
2.GPU loop - EK8800-MCP-655B-HWlabs 120.2-EK res
3.Modded OCZ ram cooler
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nice rig Bluto, I was thinking of mounting a Feser 480 like that and stick my triple rad in front, anyway you can show how you mounted your rad? did you just use L brackets?
Found some triangle shaped brackets in Home Depot(sorry ,don't know what you call them) and ran a threaded rod thru all 3 of 'em and cut up some aluminum tune inbetween for stability.The mount is a thermochill pa 120.2 shroud I had lying around. I never move my pc around so this works for me.
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There's def something to be said for thicker tubing :up:
Funny, I was just gonna say "Eww, fat tubing." I'd just use compression fittings.
What it looks like now... but it looks different day to day when I'm testing hardware :D
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Rad fans and pump are controlled by the MiniNG... Silence is bliss :D
Or when I feel like a little benching they can be turned up for performance :up:
Controlling the 18W DDC pump and 3x1W fans makes the MiniNGs really hot... so just put some thermal tape on the back and stuck it onto the aluminum chassis. :up:
Thank you very much, I guess I will use the pro-mount now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by YMAA
Quote:
Originally Posted by 3dchipset
This is what I wanted to know, thanks to you two ^^Quote:
Originally Posted by twwen2
You just saved me some $ :)
So me and my nephew put together a w/c setup for him. Took us 12 hours roughly, although having bad ram really messed things up from a trouble shooting perspective. Otherwise, we would have had it done in about half the time, :D. He is going to do some sleeving and wire managment when he gets home, other than that I think it came out well. Ambient temps were 26c with idle at 40c and load at 55c for the CPU and the video cards were 33c idle and 38c under load.
Here are the specs:
MM UF2O case
E8400 EO stepping at 4Ghz and 1.36v
4Gb Kingston 8500 Ram
2x 500Gb WD HD in Raid 0
2x HD3870's in CF
DVD Burner
Gigabyte GA-EP45-DS3R
Vista Home Premium 64bit
W/C Gear
MCP350 with Petra top
Swiftech MCR320
EK HD3870 Full Cover Water blocks
D-Tek Fuzion V1
Primochill 1/2" ID, 5/8" OD Green UV Tubing
Swiftech Micro Res
Various 1/2" Barbs
3 Scyth 120mm/38mm Fans for Rad
3 Green LED Fans
2 Silenx 120mm for HD cooling
<Insert That's what she said here>Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobly
:rofl::ROTF::clap::p::cool::rofl::ROTF::clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by DarthBeavis
Well I just hooked up some 1/2" by 3/4" BP compressions to an EK250 and it didn't leak. but I'd still do a bit of modding just to make sure the o-rings get compressed enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by slim142
Get Koolance compression fittings, they are just as good as BP's at half the price.
Utnorris
@Utnorris
do have a large vdrop on your board??
we have a same board but i have a large vdrop like .5v something
but nice LCS!
Hey, any particular reason for mounting the D-tek upside down ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Utnorris
Direction of the flow ?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by roger_h99.nor
Well I have decided to use standard fittings, dont want to spend time doing modding. Thanks for the info!Quote:
Originally Posted by emuexport
Prefer to stay with BP, they been great so far :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Utnorris
Good man, all talk about optimal pump placement being the bottom of the case is BS. :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by eternal_fantasy
As long as you properly bleed out your loop where you place your pump don't matter. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by inCore
Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by hawk999
Actually no, I was surprised that the vdroop was around only .02v which is fantastic. I had the Gigabyte P35-DS3R and the vdroop was unreal, so I was hesitant about getting this one for my nephew, but I like Gigabyte from the reliability and user friendliness sides. It was super easy to OC this chip on the board. I was having trouble getting some Kingston ram to work at the rated speed, but I just didn't have the time to fool with it, so I left it at SPD. Anyway, great board for the money and th usability.
Utnorris