Watercooling by Malik

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Originally Posted by SSN774

Shazbom, you`ve very good camera, you`re trying to make a photo to close to your case and probably without tripod. That`s the reason your photos are a little bit blurry and not razor sharp. Remember that because of side panel with glass your camera is focusing on a glass, not on a equipment inside. That`s the problem with many compact cameras, if you can set your focus manually, shots will be sharp. If you have a questions please write me a PM, I`ll try to help.
Take care :)

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yo thanks bro.. is this any better.

http://i677.photobucket.com/albums/v...g?t=1267493692

Hi shazbom - it's great to see your interest in improving your photography, but it would be better if you start your own thread (there's also a photography section) or PM SSN75 as suggested, so as to keep this thread focused on Malik's work. (that last pic looks good!).

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Originally Posted by shazza

Hi shazbom - it's great to see your interest in improving your photography, but it would be better if you start your own thread (there's also a photography section) or PM SSN75 as suggested, so as to keep this thread focused on Malik's work. (that last pic looks good!).

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YES SIR. I'll DO.. BUT THANKS GUYS.. :up:

uhh, it should be maam. She's a woman XD

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Originally Posted by Boogerlad

uhh, it should be maam. She's a woman XD

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:rofl: didnt really read the name or details..lol

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Originally Posted by Malik

Learing 24/7 :D

http://www.abload.de/img/aaaa94nm.jpg

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Malik, you're my inspiration. Everything you did is extraordinary.

May I ask what size of tube are you using? Is that Tygon 11.1 mm. ID, 15.875 mm OD?

Thanks in advance.

Yes, i used this size of tubes ;)

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Originally Posted by Malik

Yes, i used this size of tubes ;)

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Thank you for answering.

I also have some more questions.
1. How did you clean your blocks? It was very nice and clean. :up:
2. What was the red fluid and dye did you use?
3. Did you use Tygon tube? It was bending very well.

Thank you again.

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Originally Posted by tsawana

Thank you for answering.

I also have some more questions.
1. How did you clean your blocks? It was very nice and clean. :up:
2. What was the red fluid and dye did you use?
3. Did you use Tygon tube? It was bending very well.

Thank you again.

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All answers you have in this thread ;)

but last time ...

1. simple, demount and cleaning
2. Feser One Red UV
3. Yes, that was tygon tubes

Malik, does the tygon tubing on your builds get cloudy after some weeks?

That last pic quoted by tsawana is just incredible. You achieve some preety beautifull color combinations!

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Originally Posted by mariop

Malik, does the tygon tubing on your builds get cloudy after some weeks?

That last pic quoted by tsawana is just incredible. You achieve some preety beautifull color combinations!

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No, i dont have any cloudy problem with tubes ;) They all are cristal clear.

This guy is crazy ;) ( i mean Malik ). But thanks for the inspiration for my project.
Regarding projects, great job, very clean, our original colors, and a lot of interesting photos.

Guys i have problem ... i don't know what is the best :)

1. Stay with TRI SLI with GTX 280 EVGA

2. Asus 5870 Crossfire

3. GTX 480 ... sli ?

4. Wait for new revision of gtx 480

I'll stay with No. 2. :up:

msi 5870 lighting crossfire

soo ATI wins ? :)

I'd say go ATI ;).

I'd vote for stay with current setup, but that wouldn't be Xtreme :)
Imho it's worth upgrading when bigger performance gains are seen. So it's (4.), if that meant next gen of fermi, which i doubt to see sooner then another year to wait, or dual 5970. (2. less power usage) & (3. psysix support) won't be that much of performance gain from current setup to justify purchase(including new fc waterblocks)/upgrade .. and just for dx11 support it's not worth it imho ..

for now ATI, in the future NV, but not fermi :slapass:

Second option is the best in my opinion. Go for it

ATi FTW !

i'd go for 5870 Xfire... less power consumption but still engouh power compared to the little gain of two 480 in sli...
and cheaper... if that matters ;)

not an NV fanboy by any stretch of the imagination, but GTX480 SLI wins... as long as you can handle the cost and power consumption of the cards. A single 480 isn't terribly impressive but they scale remarkably well in SLI. Better than crossfire by quite a bit.

I see ati is the best option for me :)

When you`ll show as pics of triple SLI inside your case?? Lot of new experience inside next project?