"hokiealumnus"
Wow very clean, 10/10 for that one, im building a new rig next week and now thinking i'll base it off your work.
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"hokiealumnus"
Wow very clean, 10/10 for that one, im building a new rig next week and now thinking i'll base it off your work.
Is that XSPC UV orange tubing? I hope it is, as thats what i want mine to look like! :D
No, it's PrimoChill RED UV tubing (: No 100% satisfied, i wanted pure red, but in my current situation, it's ok (:
Mine doesnt glow like AT ALL! what did you do to make yours glow?! i have UV lights!!Quote:
Originally Posted by spoof
If thats your 1st...then where are the rest? :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by nej
Thank you very much for the kind words! Don't have the means to mod like a lot of the beauties here, so I've learned try and do the best I can with what I've got to work with. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Darren1981
I'm using Akasa UV lights. What do you mean by they doesn't glow like this? They glow red or the glow brighter, or what?Quote:
Originally Posted by MaByBoI
Been leak testing my build in order to get it ready for Windows 7. This case made it a lot easier to stuff all I have in there.
ASUS P6T Deluxe V2
Intel Core i7 920
3x2 Corsair Dominator 1600 (7-7-7-20)
Swiftech GTZ CPU block
EK-FC285GTX GPU block
2x Swiftech MCR-320s
Laing DDC 3.2 w/ XSPC Reservoir Top
5x Scythe S-Flex E fans
Various Feser and Bitspower fittings
(UN)Designs Rad Brackets and Z3 Bracket
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...i/DSC01668.jpg
Clearance of the Bitspower Triple Rotary Fittings and Rads:
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...i/DSC01671.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...i/DSC01673.jpg
@ ilal2ielli
Nice job mate but just a little constructive criticism, you may have been better off
mounting a 120.2 rad vertically instead of the 120.3. It would have given you a little
more room and the option to mount the third fan on the 120.3 at the top. but hey,
that's just my opinion :), still a nice, clean case though :up:.
Yeah, the 120.2 would have been a lot easier to mount and given me more space to work with, but the price difference between a 120.2 and a 120.3 was only $10 USD, so I opted to go bigger.Quote:
Originally Posted by callen_1
If I need to in the future, I plan to mount the fans on the top of the case outside pulling air out with a home-made shroud and maybe split the loop into two. I could also cut through the PSU chamber divider to mount the rad lower. Also, the original plan was to mount the other triple off the back of the case, but the watercooling holes on the back of the case aren't spread far enough apart to make routing easy.
No, what I think he was recommending is that you take your triple rad, mount that on the roof and place the double rad where your triple rad is currently located. It would give you a ton more room.Quote:
Originally Posted by ilal2ielli
erm, he has 2 triples mate :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by autobot
He obviously thought the top is double rad because of two 120mm :DQuote:
Originally Posted by slamz
No, he knows they're both 120mm fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by De5tr0yer
In this situation I'd mount the top radiator on the top of the case with a grille for protection and leave the fans inside the case (a 1-inch hole saw should leave enough room for the fittings and tube), although I'd have gone with a 120.4 up top and a 120.2 on the bottom if given the choice.
Bestec PSU??????
Nah i was suggesting he should use a double rad as opposed to the triple radQuote:
Originally Posted by De5tr0yer
mounted vertically, i.e the one which is upright, that way he could add the third
fan to the triple rad up the top. It would effectively be the same loop (same in
the sense that there will be five fans on two rads) only with a lot more room.
Sorry if i worded that poorly before :).
Oh and just to be clear, i did know it was a triple at the top :up:
For the corsair build he should have a 240mm rad mounted where the 360 is and move the 360 to the roof also where is the 360 getting its air from? there are no real intakes on that case unless it is just using the heated in case air.
If you look close there is already a 360 on the roof. He bought a second 360 for the inside instead of a 240 because the price diff was only $10Quote:
Originally Posted by Onoff312
He's probably already exhausting with those fans, and he could always have the fans set to pull air from the top but with everything on intake the air can't go anywhere except the one 120mm exhaust fan and the :banana::banana::banana::banana:ty PSU which I seriously hope is jsut there for leak testing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Onoff312
The case isn't fully sealed so air will get in somehow. I'm going to be testing it out to see if not having a front intake will give me good temps still. If not, I plan to get a Lian Li 120mm fan bay.Quote:
Originally Posted by Onoff312
Correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by callen_1
The two 120mm up top are set to push through the rad as exhausts and the rear 140mm is an exhaust also. The only intake is the bottom 140mm. Bestec PSU is only for the leak testing while I'm still running my Q6600 setup. I've got a Seasonic M12 700w to use in the system.Quote:
Originally Posted by ecidious
http://www.abload.de/img/dscf8903v8dy.jpg
The hole family ... ;)
The acetal HD48xx gang? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Camino-Palmero
Camino-Palmero
Nice, rich man :D