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dust!
eww dust and tangled wires!!!
We should have a new thread titled "ghetto rigs" because that is fair messy lol. The dust is terrible, and the liquid sid is just as horrid, whats with the tap? For T-line?
it is a mixture between the CM Stacker and the casetek CS1018 but i do not know the manufacturer.Quote:
Originally Posted by rafwlkp
It's not a big manufacturer. I'll have a look upon the package then i will post it today.
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Why is the Screw for this Dtek Fuzion different from mine? i got the one that has a black lock w/washer...
is this thing different? im getting 38~42c with my watercooling... cpu only, with dtek fuzion, mcr220, primochill nc, tygon 1/2 r3603... can i make the lock or screws of my dtek a bit tighter? i used arctic silver 5
have the same one, it could be the promount but am not sureQuote:
Originally Posted by adidassler
It indeed is the pro mount. There is no top plate holding down the wb.Quote:
it could be the promount but am not sure
My simple rig =), E6550 @ 3.8Ghz, DD maze4 on the 8800GT, Skythe Kamameter,
2 x 1Gb Crucial BallistiX cooled by OCZ XTC cooler, and white-led illuminated tupperware res.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...MK2008_343.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...MK2008_327.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...MK2008_323.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...MK2008_307.jpg
wtf are you using an dd pump? 12v? And is that a vapo?
What the hell is that? Why are you using big ass insulation? :S
I'm guessing waterchiller, guys.
Haha, nope it's not a Vapo, just the good 'ol stuff, DI-water and lab-grade Ethylene glycol, 9:1 ratio. The pump is a Thermaltake, and the green tubings are TT 3/8" and the insulated tubings are eheim.
Using Coleman blue-ice to cool down the res when temps get too hot... This is one of my first pics before I insulated the inlet tubings due to minor condensation.. Temps can drop to 15 deg Celsius temporarily for a while. By the time it hits the cpu, it goes beyond ambient, so I didn't bother insulating it.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...MK2008_192.jpg
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Finally had time to upgrade all my R-3400 to 1/8" wall ( due to collapsing from the 7/16" stuff.. )
Anyways... I called it "All KaZeD Out" :)
There are 4 3000 RPM ultra kaze, as well as 3 mini-kaze. One YL in the back, and an S-Flex in the HDD cage. All fans (not the minis) are hooked to a rheobus extreme which isn't pictured, sorry i'm not finished with the lian-li cover for it.
http://www.magnatique.com/matt/comp/inside_full.jpg
http://www.magnatique.com/matt/comp/inside2.jpg
http://www.magnatique.com/matt/comp/inside3.jpg
http://www.magnatique.com/matt/comp/inside_bottom.jpg
http://www.magnatique.com/matt/comp/inside_gpu.jpg
http://www.magnatique.com/matt/comp/...rom_bottom.jpg
http://www.magnatique.com/matt/comp/res_and_hdd.jpg
http://www.magnatique.com/matt/comp/hex.jpg
the dominator got a minikaze makeover also:
http://www.magnatique.com/matt/comp/minikaze.jpg
That's awesome, very cleanly done and a good idea too.Quote:
Originally Posted by lennox
Lennox looks awesome i love that tubing,what screws did you use to attach the kazes to the rads?
that looks ace lennox! looks nice and roomy too. is it acoustic stuff all over everything? if so how much difference does it make to noise levels? I actually quite like the look of it though so might get some anyway!
That horrible dusty wirey pc inspired me to pull up my carpet today and route all my wires under it rather than leave them trailing around and replugged them to be exactly the right length with no slack! *glances back at that picture and shudders*
LOL! It's not dust, it's Computer Sweat!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamestuk
thanks. I only did it because the original fans started making tons of noise. The mini-kaze's are really nice. I plan to attach some LEDs to the bottom side of the dominator also.Quote:
Originally Posted by .OCX
Everything is tapped to 8-32. I use 8-32 x 1/4" "Low Head Socket Cap" machine screws that I got from McMaster.Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
It does help with the noise, but not nearly enough to ruin your case doing it. Once this stuff is on, it is not coming off. I honestly don't mind that it doesn't come off, but I wouldn't do it again the second time around.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamestuk
@Lennox
very nice dude
ghetto? what?Quote:
Originally Posted by The0men
I live on a gravel road in Texas. During the summer when it's really dry it doesn't take long for dust to accumulate like this if you let it go like this guy has. I feel sorry for this dude's hardware.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pudi
Indeed. I just ordered some since my unit was acting up and it starting to sound like a swarm of bees. Methinks putting these in is better than requesting a new one from Corsair. I ordered the blue Kaze's which purportedly have lower dba. Thanks for the inspiration.Quote:
Originally Posted by .OCX