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Where'd you put your meanwell and will the meanwell PSU line up at the top at the 2ndary PSU cut out?
God damn, I hate it when things are loud. I got this system for near total silence. Will I be able to undervolt to the point where its less loud than the D5? Like 15V?
at the lowest setting i could only hear a light hum.
At the highest setting, it overtakes my raptor in the noise. And i have 4 thats currently inside.
%$#@%^#$%#$ stupid quadcore. i cant get core 0 to ever place nice with the rest of my cores
currently loaded at 100%
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not bad for 1.4V real. :D
Where are you placing your meanwell PSU?Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
Sigh, you are just inviting trouble without some sort of hose clamps... especially with that pump.
I came fully prepared with wide band worm drive hose clamps. Those are going to be sealed around the nozzle so tight that a Thai working girl w/ a $5 morning special is going to be jealous.Quote:
Originally Posted by nikhsub1
My thoughts exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by nikhsub1
Yo. You don't need to use the whole roll of Coolsleves .. you can cut them, you know? :)
I doubt that you need Coolsleeves anyway. That Tygon isn't going to collapse with the liberal loops that you have.
What's that gaping hole in the optical bays for? Something planned ?
im using clamps on only those that i needed to use tygon with.Quote:
Originally Posted by nikhsub1
Which is from res -> pump pump -> rad.
everything else was done with 7/16ID barbs
@ranker Also my meanwell is laying on the bottom of the rear psu location. I will post pics when i get home. My organization isnt complete. Still a lot of work is needed. Also be sure you get that gell stuff from petras. OMG its so yummy. It quieted the pump down a lot instead of leaving it on neoprene.
AHAHAHA iany. i know, i got lazy to get it to fit. I have about 4 feet of extra cool sleaves i bought when i was a noob. Im trying to use it all up without cutting it so i can reuse it when needed.Quote:
Originally Posted by IanY
im kinda lost at the last spot. Im thinkn of putting a mesh grill up front. But if i see any other good ideas, i'll be sure to jump at it.
I refiddled with my cpu block b4 i left also. According to my gotomypc.com coretemp is reading my cores at:
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A little bit better :D
you do realize that 7/16" is smaller than 1/2" right? get clamps for the sake of your 8800(s) !Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
dont have my 8950GX2's yet. There not available.Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
Also there isnt that much of a performance increase from 7/16 vs 1/2 that would merit me not to be lazy and use worm drive clamps.
On 7/16 i can use zipties, instead of worm drive clamps.
I only have 2 sections which is TYGON 1/2. Thats from res -> pump. And Pump -> Rad
From the rest on its all 7/16
Also i should be done updated with pics @ 2:20pm PST. i came home earily :D
lol you said 7/16" ID BARBS not tubes (the tubes make sense), i was like WTF?
heh.... yeah i have 1/2 id barbs on everything. The tubing is where it varies on those 2 patches.Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
:P It was impossible for me to get 7/16 over the outlet on the iwaki. And no way i was going to even try on the inlet.
PS. Pics up. Enjoy. Still waiting for 2 raptors. Should come today.
Also, i need to do some major cable management, and throw on the 4 ac ryan UV CCF. Thats why i went back to the zalman. It has 2 switches for CCF's.
BTW: I think the baby pink and blue coolants look good next to each other :D
Lookin' good.
I must say though, I think it would look better with the pump on the other side of the mobo tray, hidden from view.
ideally, in my own little world, i thought i could put them side by side and have the outlets cross each other. But, i quickly found out i was dreaming, because theres no way i can put that iwaki back there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vice
So yes i already thought of that. :(
Pump location is not by choice, neither was loop order layout. I had to improvise. :\
That's where mine is sitting right now. I haven't had time to play with it but I'm gonna have a hard time just getting the tubin right. My Iwaki-RD-30 is going to pump into the PA120.2 mounted in the back with the barbs facing down. From there, the PA120.2 will curl between the mobo tray and the HD racks hanging from the PA120.2 to it goes up and over the mobo tray into my new Apogee GTX I just purchased.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vice
I'll finalize the tubing tonight I hope. However, I'm really interested knowing if the meanwell PSU's mount perfectly in the secondary PSU holes cut out for the U2-UFO's.
Can anyone answer me what "LSI" Matrix Oribital is?
I want to know what is this "LSI" version and how is "LSI" differ from the other models?
i said i thought LSI was the name of the company.Quote:
Originally Posted by k00lance
So i said matrix orbital, but thought the main company is LSI.
There is nothing special about my orbital except that its PLED.
CAn someone tell me where the hell im suposed to plug my themo sensors at?
So did you get the MX6 series which features the PLED?Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
I thought MX6 are discontinued because MO no longer carries PLED(Some stores are still selling the old stock).
Can you link me to your LCD?
Much thanks. :up:
+ 1 on the wire management, you definitely need to break out the zip ties/sleeves/electric tape and rout your wires to do justice to that beautiful finish on the case
bought it at performance-pcs.comQuote:
Originally Posted by k00lance
its the MX6 series, with green PLED.
@ Snipedog, WORD!
remember my second post. I hate things being too messy. I just got my last 2 raptors. Now i need another downtime and then need to rebuild the raid for 4 disks.
Also 2 are 8meg versions, while the 2 new ones i got are 16meg versions. Anyone know about the compatability issues?
Currently im rebuilding the E6600. I cant get the temp probes to work on the matrix orbital.
And i think i might end up buying 2 regular temp displays :P
Also, where can i find a backplate to a MAZE4 gpu block? i lost my second pair. I also need the complete mounting hardware for the MAZE4.
Gah, almost all my waterblocks are coming out of retirement. >.<
ranker, id be very very careful about that rear PA. I noticed really quickly that i couldnt do a push/pull config on my MCR220. If i also recall correctly, a PA +120mm fans = MCR220 + push/pull fan config in size.Quote:
Originally Posted by ranker
In other words, You might not be able to fit it because your hard drives will cram up hella close to your 5 1/4 bay. Or worse case scenario, you'll only be able to mount 2 hard drives at the lower section.
Yeah, i wanted push/pull config on my MCR220, but, as i said, i had to improve a lot when building her.
I was able to do a push/pull on both my MCR220 I originally had there and the PA120.2 I upgraded to. However, it was a super tight squeeze where I would barely be able to get the cables on both sides to not compress against each other. Once I broke everything into 3 loops instead of 2, I realized I wouldn't need as much cooling power so I dropped the push side.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
I'm basically rebuilding the whole damn things for like the 8th time now. I decided to switch back to the EK FC blocks and put my GFX blocks in storage with my MCW60 blocks just to simply tubing. 3 loops is a head ache managing all the tubing/wiring. I'm not even sure I'll be able to manipulate the tubing to work with the RD-30 atm. I might have to invert my PA120.2 in the back so that the barbs are up top in order go not get any tight bends.
I'm not sure whats worse, slightly compressed tubing (supported with zip ties) or an extra foot of tubing.
You guys are finding out how small the cases have become after you fill up with all your junk :)
Yeah. I think the problem is the following mode of thought:Quote:
Originally Posted by IanY
"Holy :banana::banana::banana::banana:. This thing is huge! I can fit more stuff!"
*buys stuff for a 2nd loop*
*installs stuff*
"Wow, this is so huge, I can fill it with even more stuff!"
*buys stuff for a 3rd loop*
*installs stuff*
"Wow, ok, it fits. Now how do I connect it all to make it work"
I'm stuck on the above sentence. If I had gone with one simple loop like most sane individuals out there, I wouldn't have been stuck in a 2 month purgatory hell of a non finished, constantly being rebuilt system.
And with the wide open aspect of the UFO I think it makes it tougher to hide all the wiring.Quote:
Originally Posted by IanY
Your build is looking great! :clap: :clap:
The gel pad looks tiny under that big pump, someone on XS pointed out once that McMaster-Carr caries larger pieces of the same material.
I wonder how noisy an RD-20 would be at 24v and 18v? NaeKuh it is your fault (and nikhsub1's) that I have gotten the "Iwaki Madness"; bye the way, thanks for the contact info. :up: