Wow, that coolant looks like liquid Adamantiun!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mlwood37
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Wow, that coolant looks like liquid Adamantiun!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mlwood37
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJ2z9hcEcbo
To show it working in the live system.
Grey in Pink?
-PB
Rebuild with XSPC cpu WB, gtx680 with Swiftech HC WB, and bought another res I dont like....no inner tubes for bleeding...ordered a BP res to try next.
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Very well put together and the color scheme matches impeccably! Great job!Quote:
Originally Posted by GreQ
My 690II build
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Picked up the G1.Sniper board for £120 and the i7 930 for £100, 6GB DDR3 for £40. Overclocking CPU @ 3.84Ghz and undervolting @ 1.2. Graphics Card is nVidia GTX580 @ 900MHz
Where'd you get the floating arrows?
Why let the airflow go like that ? It's better to use the rad below for intake en put the rad on top on outtake.
His airflow looks perfect to me. He is using push on both radiators, he isn't pulling up dust from the carpet. And he is getting good positive airflow.
Hot air rises?Quote:
Originally Posted by lowfat
Plus the 690II is covered in mesh dust filters.
-PB
In forced air scenarios it really doesn't matter. Especially in an enclosure that only has 20 liters or less of air.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulbagz
I agree. Makes sense to have bottom right corner for intake only and top left corner for exhaust only. Helps with the 'wind tunnel' effect. Less dust that way as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by PilatuS
SilverStone TJ07 by Mviana of Brazil.
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That sentence causes some confusion and inaccuracies. I prefer "Hot air tends to rise." because it's accurate at both the atomic and macro scale.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulbagz
can someone tell me what case that is?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nekym1
looks really nice :D
hey man, what liquid is that? looks like milk ahahahaha!Quote:
Originally Posted by snipeangel
i really like that milky look of Mayhems liquids... but i do wonder what it looks like after 6 months of every day use... has anyone used them that long and can show us the result?
How is the 810 to build watercooling in, something u recommend? And very nice build u got there :)Quote:
Originally Posted by >D4L70N<
I have no idea that it could happen ... I hope to take no surprises ..Quote:
Originally Posted by josk1
Value for money, I think is the best right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by ante_ante
Here's mine after 5 months. Runs 24/7.Quote:
Originally Posted by josk1
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Are you intentionally intaking from your rear exhaust fan?Quote:
Originally Posted by Michalius
Nice to see a diferent coloured theme to the usual red and black
Does the Mayhems liquid stain the res?
I've been told i should just go Distilled and coloured tubing...
@xFEARx3,
Aquacomputer coolant?
This time I used EK red coolant.
very nice rig ! awesome...
very niceQuote:
Originally Posted by mario viana
Last time I used mayhems in one of my builds it stained all my fittings, rad and tubing so I would assume it would stain the res.Quote:
Originally Posted by OCAUfedexpress
Edit: actually I just remembered my res was fine, although the whole build was only up and runnig for a month or so.
Neoprene tubing ?
yes Tygon Neoprene!Quote:
Originally Posted by gmat
The new home for the SR-2 build i did last year, only this time with a lot more cooling power( 5 radiators and 20 fans and 5 pumps) and using 2 power supplies, since a single silverstone 1500 watt couldn't handle it in the long run with everything overclocked....
http://i765.photobucket.com/albums/x...2/P1030506.jpg
http://i765.photobucket.com/albums/x...2/P1030509.jpg
http://i765.photobucket.com/albums/x...2/P1030512.jpg
http://i765.photobucket.com/albums/x...2/P1030513.jpg
Yes the last picture shows a pair of 1200 watt power supplies....
That neoprene tubing actually looks kinda good :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Funkyhz
looks good and are superior weathering, abrasion resistant,Quote:
Originally Posted by converge
outstanding flexural fatigue resistance, wide temperature range,
Low gas permeability versus rubber tubing.
:up:
Does it condensate? :OQuote:
Originally Posted by Funkyhz
If not then this is exactly what I am looking for...
-PB
I dont know but it can handles temperatures from -75°F (-60°C) to 275°F (135°C)Quote:
Originally Posted by paulbagz
Where did you buy that tubing? it looks absolutely beautiful.Quote:
Originally Posted by Funkyhz
And btw.. it's called Norprene cause it's NO Neoprene.
:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by xFEARx3
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/10...l=g30c457s1155Quote:
Originally Posted by BuzzNL
Clearly I need all these features for my water cooling setup :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by Funkyhz
Does look good though!
Here are a few pics of my recent (mostly) completed project. It's just a small CPU loop, nothing fancy. It's clean though and I enjoyed building it. The case is a Lian Li PC-V750. :)
http://www.overclockers.com/wp-conte...inished-02.jpg
http://www.overclockers.com/wp-conte...inished-11.jpg
http://www.overclockers.com/wp-conte...inished-17.jpg
More photos are in the build log here (start @ post #19).
you can count me as a Jr. Member :ROTF:
still working on wiring for fan controllers (really just single potentiometers) and pump.
http://www1.picturepush.com/photo/a/...12-part-25.jpg
Hi all.
Few days ago I updated my system. GTX480 has been replaced by GTX 680, I added 6 GB of RAM and sereval terabytes of HDDs.
http://sanbase.org/tmp/comp.jpg
http://sanbase.org/tmp/comp_inside.jpg
The system:
CPU: I7 920 (3.8Ghz)
GPU: GTX 680 (1200 Mhz)
RAM: 12 GB
HDs: 15 TB (3TB+3TB+2TB+2TB+2TB+1.5TB+1.5TB) + SDD (80GB)
My main task was to make a silent system, because I hate the noise of the fans. Since I work mostly with the video (I generate the video sequence on the GPU in a real time), the amount of memory and the power of the video card are very critical (see http://sanbasestudio.com).
Wow thats a tight fot for all that gear!
Manicdan, is that a custom case because it looks awesome. If so specs?
all custom starting with a few sheets of acrylic and sketchup and over 6 months of planning and development.Quote:
Originally Posted by \/icious
its the same as my sig, just in tower rather than briefcase and ended up about 20% smaller and lighter. i plan to do a full work log once im done sorting through all the photos. what i put up sofar was done with a decently sized photo tent and my brothers SLR. i have plenty more to show off in upcoming weeks.
nice!
nice!!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Funkyhz
This is very nice...
http://i47.tinypic.com/sol8jm.jpg
hey guys what do you think about my rig?
here is my photolog of the projec:
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s...1¬if_t=like
see ya!!!
some very nice rigs in here,great work and nice and tidy!
thanks man, I appreciate it!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by jimba86
How are You going to fill it with pump not connected directly to reservoir? :)
@ UlyssesCazuquel why do you have the videocard output to the cpu block output instead of input?
My guess is filling it from the rad.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreQ
AweSome YING! Very Nice and Clean Mod!!
Got a second 5870 and watercooled them.
http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/n...x/IMG_4958.jpg
http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/n...x/IMG_4961.jpg
http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/n...Stacker017.jpg
http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/n...x/IMG_4947.jpg
Some really nice builds in here guys! Keep it up :up:
euro, that's some awesome black coolant
Nice work! :up: You should consider watercooling your CPU.
Hi everybody! This is my small system assmbled with recycled hardware:
- Core i7 860
- Gigabyte H55N-USB3
- 8GB G.Skill Ares
- Asus HD5850
- Crucial M4 128 GB
- RAID1 Seagate 7200.12 1T
- LG Optical drive
- Scythe card reader
- Corsair GS700
- Aerocool QS-202
Loop:
- Ybris Black Sun on CPU
- EK 5850 Nickel
- Pump EK DCP-4.0
- EK Multioption Res 150
- Feser 240 radiator with coolermaster R4
- Alphacool connectors
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Looks neat :)
Killer Penguin 2.0
Hardware:
Lian Li V600FX
ASUS Rampage 4 Gene
Intel Core i7 3820 @ 5Ghz
Mushkin Redline 16GB 1866Mhz C9
AMD HD 7970
Intel 330 180GB SSD
Seasonic CP860W with custom black and white sleeved cables
Water Cooling:
Dangerden Monsoon D5 Bay Reservoir
Watercool MO-RA3 4x180MM Radiator with White Silverstone 180MM fans
Watercool Heatkiller 3.0 Black Nickel CPU Block
Watercool Heatkiller HD 79x0 Nickel GPU Block
Bitspower Matte Black 1/2" Barbs
Primohill Primoflex Pro LRT 7/16" 5/8" Clear Tubing
Mayhems Pastel White Concentrate
http://img542.imageshack.us/img542/8017/46236578.jpg
http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/6434/6copyly.jpg
http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/7088/img9642copy1.jpg
http://img411.imageshack.us/img411/1033/img9645copy.jpg
Few more pics here: http://forums.overclockers.com.au/sh...postcount=3049
Nice and clean...good work!
MO-RA3 +4x180 ... efficient and extremely quiet, the essence of LC :up:
Where do you recycle stuff like that?Quote:
Originally Posted by sturmtruPP3n
For me and some people, not for all thought...Quote:
Originally Posted by Elder
http://www.aquatuning.it/product_inf...bus-Black.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by converge
It was my old plattform mounted on Asus Maximus III that goes down and I put CPU and VGA on my little system at work, replacing an i3 540 with the i7 860, adding 5850 and loop :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by the_dope_chaud
PS: english is not my native language. My apologies ;)
Hi everyone, this is my first time posting (anywhere) so please forgive me if i am uber noob.
After weeks of looking over this forum and wowing at everyone else's rigs, i decided it is time for me to build my own. (Made even funnier by the fact that i work in IT but didn't even have my own PC).
Whilst i have built 100's of pc's, never have i worked with watercooling. Being who i am, i had to go completely overboard with my build, and chose to extreme watercool it. I wasn't aiming for benchmarks and i don't think i'll even overclock it, watercooling for me was more Aesthetic and wow factor. Yes there were many jokes going around work with the other IT guys, saying i need a pool pump to run it or that it would be easier to drown it, but that didn't stop me.
Have to give kudos to Leo for telling me i have to give it a name, which i chose "Venenum Umbra" (Latin for "Poison Shadow" to go with the Green/Black theme). And to the other guys i work with for always giving me crap about it, lol.
Anyway about the build, i had many ups and downs, 1 faulty rad and 7 faulty comp fittings and a faulty SSD, but managed to get it up and running anyway.
I have spent over 250hours building/configuring it (Individually sleeving PSU cables was about 150Hours, but i was padantic and sleeved all of them including all the fan cables, case cables and light cables, told you i went
I will give you an inventory below the pics, but for now i hope you all enjoy. I couldn't get a decent photo of the bottom half, if i can i will post a link to it later on:
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Inventory:
Water Cooling Parts:
Koolance Coolant 700ml x2
Koolance Hi Flow Shutoff Female Threaded QDC x2
Koolance Hi Flow Shutoff Female QDC x1
Koolance Hi Flow Shutoff Male QDC x3
Koolance 1 x 120mm Rad x3
Koolance 2 x 120mm Rad x1
Koolance 90 Degree x1
Koolance 45 Angle fitting x1
Bitspower flow meter x1
Bitspower Water Temp sensor x1
Bitspower Stop Fittings x3
Bitspower 90 Degree rotary x3
XSPC m20 to 1/4" Adaptor x1
XSPC RAM Water Block x1
XSPC CPU block x1
XSPC Dual Bay Pump/Res x1
Heatkiller GPU gtx680 waterblock (Painted black) x1
Heatkiller GTX670 Backplate x1
EK 1/2 ID 3/4 OD Comp Fittings x16
Primochill 1/2, 3/4 Tubing 3ft x1
Artic Alumina Ceramic Thermal Paste x2
Hardware:
Gigabyte Z77x-UD3-WB Motherboard x1
I7 3770k CPU x1
Corsair Dominator GT 16GB 2133mhz Ram (4x4GB kit) x1
Gigabyte GTX 670 OC 2GB x1
OCZ Agility 3 SSD 240GB x1
OCZ mSATA SSD 30GB x1
LG Blu-ray/dvd combo drive x1
OCZ ZX 750W PSU x1
Scythe Kaze Master Fan Controller x1
CoolerMaster CM690 Advanced 2 USB 3.0 case x1
Coolermaster 80mm slim fan x1
Coolermaster 120mm fan x5
Coolermaster 140mm fan x1
MS Windows 7 Ult SP1
Kaspersky AV 2012 x1
Other:
Nexus Vented PCI Brackets x4
Fan Cable splitter x2
ModSmart UV Green sleeving kit x1
Modsmart sleeving spool UV Green x1
Modsmart Acrylic Panel x1
UV Green sata cables x4
5mm LED Green x2
3mm LED Green x4
5mm LED UV x4
Modsmart uv cable ties
Bitspower Cold Cathode UV 10cm x4
Bitspower 30 cm cold cathode x2
Thanks! Yeah probably the quietest build I've done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elder
I've seen that, would prefer to look at the fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nekym1
This thread is full of inspiration!
I love it!
Black,blue,green,red..what colour to pick?
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ASUS Rampage Extreme
Core i7 3930K@4000
SLI ZOTAC GeForce GTX 680 4GB
32 GB Mushkin Blackline (8x4GB) DDR3 PC3-17000 10-11-10-28
2 x Corsair Force Series GT 240GB RAID0
Craetive Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty PCI-E
Seasonic X-1250 X-Series 80+ Gold 1250W
Lian Li PC-A71F
My small Cosmos - final revision.
http://www.abload.de/img/widok2j0uhw.jpg
http://www.abload.de/img/widok3c5udj.jpg
http://www.abload.de/img/noc0rd1y.jpg
http://www.abload.de/img/obudowa0d4u2e.jpg
http://www.abload.de/thumb/obudowa1yduel.jpg http://www.abload.de/thumb/obudowa2btu5p.jpg http://www.abload.de/thumb/obudowa38uujj.jpg
Fantastic job. Hard to find a single flaw or shortcut in the any of those pics. You should be proud. :up:
Thanks, I'm proud and happy :D
^^^^^^^Cleanest build I have ever seen, absolutely beautiful^^^^^^^^^^^^^
just saw the rest of your other pics.. :up: looks greattttt!
looks like my case but fulll-atx, where can I find some pics? wich case is that?Quote:
Originally Posted by tantric
Leak test underway....
http://i.imgur.com/qSKD1.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/klJY2.jpg
What kind of tubing is that B negative!?
Chrome plated copper.Quote:
Originally Posted by c.ruel
it's a coolermaster stacker 830 nvidia edition.Quote:
looks like my case but fulll-atx, where can I find some pics? wich case is that?
@B Negative: Builds with copper pipes aways makes me think: How to disassembly it? How do you do it? Can you keep on using the sabe pipe for various mounts? Also, since your tubing is chrome plated, is galvanic corrosion a problem?
Any build log. Looks niceQuote:
Originally Posted by tantric
@LeoAndrade: It´s easy if you use rotary fittings for angled connetions ;). For parallel connectors your only have to bend the tubes to the right distance and plug them in - disconnection is the same way.
Corrosion is not any problem since chromium is a nearly perfect corrosion protection. Though the inner surface is pure copper - the tubes are only plated on the outer surface.
Just Finished Rev 2
Let me know what you think :)
http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps5dc49017.jpg
http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...psb105b90a.jpg
http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1e252e97.jpg
http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1436272a.jpg
Just Finished Rev 2
Let me know what you think :)
http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps5dc49017.jpg
http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...psb105b90a.jpg
http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1e252e97.jpg
http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1436272a.jpg
has anyone ever noticed how much using coils is a british thing?
like i dont think ive ever seen someone use coils, and then not find out they're a british builder.
Just release the lock ring and remove the pipe..easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeoAndrade
You will need to make a new pipe every time you change a component to a differing model.
Its only chromed on the outside,the actual bore is copper. Chrome is also far better than nickel for corrosion resistance.
^ Clean build very nice case.