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ok, I shall keep my eyes on, thanks for the info :)

Nice setup. What dye did you use to get such a nice green?

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Originally Posted by ramenchef

Nice setup. What dye did you use to get such a nice green?

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Same question here.

Really nice setup, and the green colour is sweet.

It's glowmotion from aquacomputer, the colour is really nice....
The only thing is (I don't think you can see it on the pics) my tygon tubing is all copper/red/brown colored :S I have these hoses for about a year now, and used all different kinds of dyes... I think it's from the radiator...

somebody knows this problem?

this is the uv dye I used:

Attachment 56601

**Update**

Had a play with the green dye and UV positioning today - heres how it stands atm :

Green = nvidia - Blue = intel :P

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...%20UFO/008.jpg

EK res stands out a bit better now.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...%20UFO/004.jpg

Makes my desk look small now:o

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...%20UFO/019.jpg

Iceman, that is one sexy looking thing.

hehe, thanks:D

that first pic is just yum ic3man :D

Gotta love Eddy - makes some quality gear tbh.

ic3man your computer makes me a little bit horny :D especially the case

I'm horny too :slobber:
You got two water systems ?
I ask becuse i see just the GPU tubing in UV effect...

Yup - one blue (CPU & Chipset) and one green (GPU).:)

Very nice setup Ic3man! :up:

Cheers Joe:) mountain modders gotta stick together :D

Me liking a lot Ic3man! Good job!

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Originally Posted by Ic3man

Yup - one blue (CPU & Chipset) and one green (GPU).:)

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Very Nice !!!
You can tell me what part you use for those systems ?
what is the temps ?

;)

As Austin Powers would say, "Groovy Baby!" ;)

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Originally Posted by Greg_1

As Austin Powers would say, "Groovy Baby!" ;)

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xD right

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Originally Posted by Concept 5000-FX

Very Nice !!!
You can tell me what part you use for those systems ?
what is the temps ?

;)

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Hardware

Mountain Mods U2-UFO Powder black - solid top
Conroe E6600 @ 4ghz
Corsair xms26400c4 v1.2
xfx 8800GTX
XFI xtreme music
ECS PN2-SLI2+ 680i
Asus DVDRW 16x
Liteon DVDRW 18x
Akasa superflower Fan controller
Silverstone zeus 750w

Lighting

4x12" UV cathodes
2x4" UV cathodes

Cooling

CPU Loop

18w Laing DDC Ultra pump
Thermochill PA 120.3
Thermochill 120.3 shroud
D-Tek Fusion CPU block
Danger Den 680i Chipset block
Danger Den Dual bay acrylic reservoir
8ft Danger Den Clearflex 60
8 x Danger Den High-flow barbs - 2x 3/8-1/2 barbs.
2 litres distilled
Pentosin G11 Coolant
PT-Nuke
Invisible UV-Blue dye
3 x Yate loon 120mm clear case fans (blue leds) - D12SL-12 controlled by :
Akasa Super flower fan controller.


GPU Loop

10w Laing DDC Pro (Blue impellor - moddable) pump.
HWlabs Black Ice GT Stealth 120.2
EK 8800GTX acrylic top
EK 150 multioption reservoir
6ft Danger Den Clearflex 60
8 x EK high flow barbs
1.5 litres distilled
Zerex super coolant
UV purple feser UV dye
2 x Yateloo 120mm clear case fans (blue leds) - D12SL-12

Temps -

Conroe @ 4ghz with 1.6v = 38c idle 54 load (12hrs orthos stable)

8800GTX 39c idle - load ??? All at stock atm as playing with vista.

Update:New watercooling parts :)

Swiftech Apogee GT Ex.:slobber:
Swiftech MCW30 SLİ
Dangerden Maze4
Aqua 360mm Airplex Pro Radiator
Eheim 1000l
3/8 TT TUbe
3x120mm Enermax fan
Aqua GlowMotion Uv Liquid

http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/3...2007558yy3.jpg

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http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/6...2007566rx0.jpg

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http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/6...2007575tc2.jpg

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Iceman, I bow to your 4GHz stable result only on watercooling, I would just like to know your secret, maybe it's that the chipset is water cooled, don't know, but 4GHz 24/7 on only 1.6V, that sounds so impossible to me, I checked out your result at 4GHz club and I can't be more impressed, just bravo! :toast:

No secrets really - just what I learned on here and other places. Having a good cpu in the first place obviously helps too - so you gotta be lucky. I aint a pro clocker, far from it - I just rely on my luck to get me most of the way:D I've also got a 27b that I'm playing with atm that is also up to 4ghz but no where near stable as yet. It runs cooler than the 32b but dosn't scale with vcore aswell.

I'm urging you to put some clamps on the tubing, especially on this one. It looks ready to slip off the barb.:stick:

http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/2...7565nw9mc3.jpg

Brendan