Watercooling by Malik

btw: i took one of your shots as my background ;)

I think in two weeks i will be after "refreshing" of my LC ;)

damn that awesome:shocked::shocked::shocked::shocked:

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Originally Posted by ipuoL

btw: i took one of your shots as my background ;)

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No problemo, i put this HD photos for someone who wants icy EK wallpaper ;)

already have it as a wallpaper now :D

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Malik Very nice shot, very coool

Very nice shots Malik! 'Cold as ice' :D

Thank you :)

Awesome shot sir! I love EK block too!

Hi Malik. Nice work mate. I wanted to know what size tubings you using and also the commpression fittings? i was thinking to buy the 1/2" tubings and the 1/2" feser commpression fittings but is see alot people saying they wont fit some blocks which have the holes very near to each other. can you give me some advise please..

http://www.mazpo.com/ebay/images/P6T-920-2.jpg

http://www.mazpo.com/ebay/images/P6T-920-3.JPG

The main parts are as follows:

Intel Core I7 920 @2.67Ghz
Asus P6T Deluxe Motherboard
OCZ 6GB DDR3 Reaper Ram
Asus HD4870x2GB Graphic card
2 x 500GB Western Digital RE3 HDD on Raid 0 (C
1TB Seagate Barracude HDD (D
Kingwin March 100W PSU
Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Sound Card
And the case is Lian Li PC-75.

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Originally Posted by Malik

If this photo are boooring ... here is alternative: Movie :D

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nice m.o.p. in the background

Love the pics!

I used:

Bitspower fittings 13/16 size
Tygon Tubes: 11.2/15.9 size

UPDATE:

Ok, all stuff arrived. Now i need time to mount all new things:

Custom version of HF:

http://www.abload.de/img/dscf4312h1sp.jpg

http://www.abload.de/img/hf_smalll1ru.jpg

http://www.abload.de/img/dscf4302_smallabm9.jpg

http://www.abload.de/img/dscf4297lb0y.jpg

http://www.abload.de/img/dscf4296obfu.jpg

HD Wallpaper:

http://www.abload.de/thumb/wallpapern0w6.jpg

More photos soon... ;)

very nice shoots Malik ! :) need to see your rig in blue ! :)

nice pictures as usual malik

I really admire your fine work and eye for detail

for what graphic card is the cooling block? for the back and Ram or a new EK Cooler?

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Originally Posted by ipuoL

for what graphic card is the cooling block? for the back and Ram or a new EK Cooler?

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Yes, this is EK ram block for GTX 280.

I think blue is the best color ( photo of old version ):

http://www.abload.de/img/dscf2353f32j.jpg

Maybe on this weekend all work will be finish ... i must find some free time for that.

Some new photos:

http://www.abload.de/thumb/dscf4299sbmb.jpg http://www.abload.de/thumb/dscf4304mzhc.jpg http://www.abload.de/thumb/dscf4314nzr3.jpg http://www.abload.de/thumb/dscf4315ubec.jpg

incredible work malik, you've been a lot of time updating your rig:D:D

I remember 1 or 2 years back when you just begin here, and now...xD its amazing work mate;)

Ok guys i just finished ... but that not what i want :(

http://www.abload.de/img/1kq4n.jpg

After 10 hours ... i find some problems:

1. QPI block - have to big bottom and i must make new one.
2. RAM block for GTX 280 - fit very good with new EK Waterblocks NB/SB block...but this combo look very icky:

http://www.abload.de/img/12boe4.jpg

3. When i mount this RAM block and new nb/sb block - there is too little space.

Tomorrow i will think about new solution about this. Now im to tired for this.

I got a question , you migth find it stupid LOL

In the picture i see that the water or the coolant goes by the res to the pump then to all the blocks and finaly to the radiator, how does the water gets back to the reservatory ????

I see no tube getting back to the reservatory , sorry if its a stupid question..

Can you explain me the scheme of your watercooling system ? thanks:up:

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Originally Posted by Malik

3. When i mount this RAM block and new nb/sb block - there is too little space.

Tomorrow i will think about new solution about this. Now im to tired for this.

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I've got a solution, sell it to me! :up:

No but seriously, it looks killer! :D

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Originally Posted by Raiden

I got a question , you migth find it stupid LOL

In the picture i see that the water or the coolant goes by the res to the pump then to all the blocks and finaly to the radiator, how does the water gets back to the reservatory ????

I see no tube getting back to the reservatory , sorry if its a stupid question..

Can you explain me the scheme of your watercooling system ? thanks:up:

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It comes out of the bottom graphics card block and back to the res.

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Originally Posted by tool_462

It comes out of the bottom graphics card block and back to the res.

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Hum interesting , i should have done the question this way , how does the water goes out of the rad , i see only 1 tube so i guess it goes up and then down again by the same tube to the blocks and back to the reservoir.. really interesting ...

I just wanted to know the scheme of his watercooling , thanks.

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Originally Posted by Raiden

Hum interesting , i should have done the question this way , how does the water goes out of the rad , i see only 1 tube so i guess it goes up and then down again by the same tube to the blocks and back to the reservoir.. really interesting ...

I just wanted to know the scheme of his watercooling , thanks.

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Yeah - out from the rad - vreg's - vreg's -cpu - ram - nb - gfx - gfx - res - pump - in to rad


A helluva bad way to do the loop imo - but this is all about visual pr0n (how do my dye look, how do my lines look, is my pictures good stuff)

The loop is:

Pump - FlowMeter plus Temp Sensor - Rad 1 with temp sensor - Rad 2 with temp sensor - mof 1 - mof 2 - CPU - Ram - NB/SB - GPU 1- GPU 2 - Res - Pump

I don't agree with Main. There is no difference in perfomance of loop - when i change sequence of block, rad etc.

In this set i have 240litr/h in 100% power of pump. So all works very fine, temps are very good and the most important - im very pleased ;)