The fan grills? Sidewinder Computers that I bought most of my stuff from does international shipping.Quote:
Originally Posted by felix_w
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The fan grills? Sidewinder Computers that I bought most of my stuff from does international shipping.Quote:
Originally Posted by felix_w
New stuff came in the mail today!
http://www.thomasyu.im/fans.jpg
Nice to see some AMD hardware with a beautiful case.
nice hardware, but wouldn't a HK Fit the board better in case of that old block?
I wanted to get the NexXxus instead of the HK.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oli4v
First off let me apologize for the crude picture of what I want my loop to look like. I'm not the best artist and I had no scanner so I had to take a picture of what I drew :p:
http://www.thomasyu.im/looplayout.jpg
This is how I am thinking of setting up my loop, does anyone have any suggestions?
Black metal fan guards?Quote:
Originally Posted by felix_w
http://www.highflow.nl/fans/grills/1...ill-black.html
Thanx man...:up: i saw them after i posted...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazlov
It's a Bitspower party! :banana: :banana2: :banana: :rehab: :banana:
http://www.thomasyu.im/fittings.jpg
I got another package in the mail today and got to finishing up my 655 pump mods, I just need to sleeve the cables now.
http://www.thomasyu.im/pumpmod2.jpg
http://www.thomasyu.im/pumpmod1.jpg
Ohms - question on your loop from your pic, is your res before your pump? I might not be looking at your picture right but it looks like it would pulling from the radiator or the GPU block.Quote:
Originally Posted by ohms
also love the shiny on the pump :up:
Yes, the Swiftech 240 rad is before the pump :)Quote:
Originally Posted by jpm804
It's Pump > Video > Chipset > CPU > Rad 360 > Res > Rad 240
heh, thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by jpm804
Try to avoid a 90 degree fitting in the inlet of the pump.It ll kill the flow.
I won't say I'm an expert, but I think you might want to have the res before the pump to avoid the possibility of it running dry.Quote:
Originally Posted by ohms
Especially the way your rad is orientated, it looks like you might have more likely chance of that happening. Like I said, take it with a grain of salt and maybe others can provide more substantial feedback.
If the first Rad gets filled up first it wont be a problem. But like you say, dont let the pump run dry, it will kill it.Quote:
Originally Posted by jpm804
Looks reeeealy najs otherwise. I want to se more pics tho!
The 90 degree on the ras is no good. I think you need to do something about it, absolutly a flow killer.
Well since the 90 fittings seem to be a problem I have ordered some more fittings today and hopefully I can figure out how to rework my loop.
Finally had some spare cash to place one of my final orders, once I get this stuff I can start my WC build.
I ordered the Koolance TMS-200, INS FM17 flow meter, Primoflex tubing and UN 120mm rad pump brackets.
Santa has come early!
Here is the box of goodies that Santa dropped off today.
http://www.thomasyu.im/newstuff.jpg
Here is the Koolance TMS-200 with all the included goodies - internal/external usb cables, temperature probes, power cables/power switch pass thru, pci slot adapter/5.25" bay tray
http://www.thomasyu.im/koolance-tms.jpg
Here is a zoom shot of the TMS-200
http://www.thomasyu.im/tms-zoom.jpg
The Koolance Flow Meter
http://www.thomasyu.im/koolance-flow.jpg
And last but not least, the pump mounts
http://www.thomasyu.im/mounts.jpg
Looking good Ohms.
However is there any chance you could just rotate/turn the pump 90 degrees up so the inlet is facing straight up, then,
rotate the pump again 180 degrees around so the outlet is now facing in the right direction towards the cards and the tubes are not crossed?
I hope I got the inlet/outlet right, if not, then just don't need to turn it around 180 degrees.
Really happy you got the Koolance TMS-200 with the flow meter, as I am also looking at getting the TMS-200, with the TMS-EB200 extension
and would love to know how restrictive the straight flow meters are, as I would like to use one.
Keep up the excellent work.
I actually purchased some more Bitspower Five Rotary Snake-style fittings so the 90 degree shouldn't be an issue any longer.Quote:
Looking good Ohms.
However is there any chance you could just rotate/turn the pump 90 degrees up so the inlet is facing straight up, then,
rotate the pump again 180 degrees around so the outlet is now facing in the right direction towards the cards and the tubes are not crossed?
I hope I got the inlet/outlet right, if not, then just don't need to turn it around 180 degrees.
Thanks! :up:Quote:
Keep up the excellent work.
Also placed another other of miscellaneous crap
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(2) 4" Blue cold cathode light
(1) 3mm Blue LED
(1) Silverstone Aluminum 5.25 inches to 3.5 inches Bay Converter Kit with 120mm fan - Black
(1) Cooler Master Transparent Side Panel for ATCS 840 Series Cases - Black
(1) Deluxe Wire Sleeving Kit - Black
(1) Koolance Coolant Temperature Sensor Plug
(1) Feser One F1 Cooling Fluid - Black/UV Blue - 1 Liter
(1) A.C. Ryan AcrylPanel™ 5mm - 480x480mm Smoke
(1) A.C. Ryan RadGrillz™ HEXX 2x120 Aluminium - Black
I can almost start building!
:party:
The Bitspower Triple Rotary 90 are still 90s all be it a lot softer 90.
Just hold the pump up in your hand near where you are going to mount it, so the inlet/90 degree fitting in your drwaing is pointing straight, then rotate around 180 degrees,
as see what you think.
In my minds eye, it should remove the need of the 90 degree fitting all together.
Looking forward to your next update mate.
This is exactly what i'm using
Bitspower BP-SR5D Silver Shining Five Rotary Snake-Style Dual IG1/4in. Adapter
http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/sidewinderco..._2083_35743667
Aarr I see, not sure why I just thought you ment a Triple Rotary 90 fitting, will like to see how it works out
Yeah my mistake, I fixed it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by kgtiger