Do you use a backplate on that dtek fuzion block?Quote:
Originally Posted by rioja
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Do you use a backplate on that dtek fuzion block?Quote:
Originally Posted by rioja
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...9/DSCF1584.jpg
That is my last WC rig I have pics of... I changed it all around later that month, and I ended up winning CPU magazines mod competition, I will be in an upcoming issue :shocked:
Full Dangerden WC loop, e4300@ 3.6ghz.
Congrats!
Some minor changes to my setup, here is the result
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That's one hell of a nice looking rig. One suggestion though, if you don't mind. Paint your I/O plate, PCI brackets on your cards and your PCI slot covers blue. That's the only detail I can see you missed. Very nice job! btw what did you use to make the base of that??? Absolutely sick!Quote:
Originally Posted by CyberDruid
Dude, you get the ghetto rig of the year award for that res :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Szpara
This is my water cooled A+ black pearl i managed to put this together between moving from one end of the uk to the other i call it the pink panther..lol its no were near finished yet waiting for 780i modo also thinking of painting it in side like i did my last one, and changing the ram to crucial ballisitix tracer,also changing the cards to the new 9800gtx,and water cooling them when the blocks are out,and the north and south on the mobo
made new pics with my 5.1MP cam. used a 2 seconds exposure and a tripot. Will buy a new camera this year :D
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thats so clean man!
I love it
@ dnb#, did you spray paint that interior?
If so, how does the paint last, does is flake off easy?
I just did mine, i hope it won't come off too easy, it looks nice now but i still have to put it all together again.
It's not painted by myself, just a fabrik sprayed case
Akasa eclipse it is.
But I'm going to buy a v1000 I think, this case is just so practical don't get me wrong, but after a year it's boring...I'm going back to lian li's crappy thin Aluminium cases again I think ;)
Some more pics.. I fixed the psu :D
Not at all impressed with the pink feser, its no more UV reactive than I am.. probably going to switch to the UV black I think.
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Currently got my rather shabby Q6600 G0 at 3.6ghz with 1.525v in the bios, 1.51 actual at 29-35 idle 42-48 load and my house is always way too hot!
"It's not painted by myself, just a fabrik sprayed case"
What is a fabrik sprayed case?
@ Matt100 I love the front of the case, what case is it, and how'd you get it to look like that?
its a lian li PC70 that has been well and truly modded by my good friend Tom at ChilledPC.co.uk basically he chopped the front out then mounted a new panel on the front of hit holding one of his own design thermochill 120.3 rad grills. You can see the hex bolt things that hold the new panel to the old one.Quote:
Originally Posted by aspire.comptech
Then he drilled 4 holes in the front and mounted a sunbeam fan controller kind of "through" it.
Best thing is he has 4 or 5 spare fronts as the cost was about the same to have loads made so I can have different setups!
I might go for a different fan controller, or maybe a VFD of some description but as it stands I'm happy enough with it. Still a few niggles, mainly around the non UV reactive pink UV reactive feser.
already painted by Akasa I mean, bought it that wayQuote:
Originally Posted by aspire.comptech
yes, i have backplate from tt big typhoonQuote:
Originally Posted by Jor3lBR
also, when i will get mosfet block, i/m going to make custom backplate for those pwm block
oh, and my NB plate now is polished and shining)
New internal Loop in the CM690, though I'll be redoing it after I get my 8800gt. For those interested, it's an Apogee GT, DD Maze 4 GPU, Liang Vario d5, all on an MCR 220.
http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/i...3/DSC00205.jpg
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@ds137003 - How is the pump attached? I don't like the thought of it just sitting there.
I guess perfection is boring:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by dnb#
It's really perfect IMO...nothing you can change or fiddle with...what fun is that?:shrug:
Love the black tygon.
Yep but that's the thing with watercooling I guess. First you spend 1000's of dollars to your system, and step by step you're going forward on the build, the looks begin to look the same. from that point you know you're addicted to childish stuff and you probably could spend on something that IS important.Quote:
Originally Posted by CyberDruid
But it still is quite fun after 5 years of WC. ;)
I think everybody has this feeling....
I removed the ugly parts of the picture :D
http://www.abload.de/img/1njgac.jpg
dark, thats crazy. i like how the tubing is all parallel and stuff. what kind of hardware you running, and is a single loop sufficient to cool all those components?
Thanks :) I am running a QX6700@3,6Ghz@1,45V, 4GB ram and a 8800GTX graphics card. The mainboard is an Asus Striker Extreme. I think that the temperatures are ok for a single Thermochill PA120.3 radiator. Maximum core temp after 4 hours of prime is 65°C. The gpu heats up to about 52°C during games.