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heres my rig
Few old pics for now...have added some temp sensors + flow gauge etc
http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/downl...0/DSC00529.JPG
http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/downl...0/DSC00531.JPG
http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/downl...0/DSC00535.JPG
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nice rig there brwmogazos :D
btw your evap head is upside down ;)
No gpu cooling?
Boooo lol.
give him a break, he uses intel.Quote:
Originally posted by esoteradactyl
nice rig there brwmogazos :D
btw your evap head is upside down ;)
Nope. its not.Quote:
Originally posted by esoteradactyl
nice rig there brwmogazos :D
btw your evap head is upside down ;)
I searched well these forums in order to find out what the best fit for the P4C800 E was...Perdro Rocha i think posted some pics of his rig back then.U have to rotate the head anticlockwise in order to get a proper fit...If i fit the head in any other way then the side of the case WONT GO IN...I suppose u have the same setup thus making such comment?
"Waterchilled" GPU is what i am usingQuote:
Originally posted by kommando
No gpu cooling?
Boooo lol.
SCHWEEET SYSTEM brwmogazos:)
Why don't you ppl cool the, big radiator thingy's (soz n00b :p: ) with water, surely that would help some of these cascades get even colder ?
@ FaTs You can do that'd be a bit hard tho, unless you made the condensor a coil in a pvc pipe then it'd be cool.
Hmm just thought of something: Basic cascade maybe meh. You use a waterchiller to chill the condensor of another system?
You just need to make a fibre glass shourd to fit over the core, it wouldn't be hard at all.Quote:
Originally posted by kommando
@ FaTs You can do that'd be a bit hard tho, unless you made the condensor a coil in a pvc pipe then it'd be cool.
Hmm just thought of something: Basic cascade maybe meh. You use a waterchiller to chill the condensor of another system?
Using a chiller to cool a cascade... interesting :slobber:
no i mean a water chiller cooling another waterchiller. Sounds kinnda corny but hey i just made it up in like 5 seconds.
You've got to think bigger man, theres no ponit doing something unless it's done to the ponit of being stupid :DQuote:
Originally posted by kommando
no i mean a water chiller cooling another waterchiller. Sounds kinnda corny but hey i just made it up in like 5 seconds.
Yer i was jsut thinking of it, maybe if you sold me a compressor i could attempt it :p
:p: :stick:Quote:
Originally posted by kommando
Yer i was jsut thinking of it, maybe if you sold me a compressor i could attempt it :p
sure did ;) and this is the correct position.Quote:
I suppose u have the same setup thus making such comment?
my precious
From most people what i have seen is that the head is rotated anticlockwise thus making better contact with the chip.Quote:
Originally posted by esoteradactyl
sure did and this is the correct position.
I once tried clockwise and then the side panel wouldnt go in...
So its defo anticlockwise the correct order to fit the head...
I got an ATCS 201...its not as wide as the Lian Lis so its the only way...
More pics:
http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/downl...+2+DESKTOP.jpg
http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/downl...ACH+2+SIDE.jpg
http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/downl...DE+REMOVED.jpg
Are those older pics, cos i cant see a drop of water in there (referring 2 ur waterchill kit, not the prommy:p: )?
I love those black Coolermaster cases, I just wish you could hav a base kit for those like the Lian-Li. IMO that would look :slobber:
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No they are newer pics.I just removed the waterchill from it cos it was looking bad...the top box i had built for that purpose+i couldnt be arsed putting it back all together after my P4C800E died from condensation...so arctic vga cooling for the raddy and stock heatsink with fan on the NB.
The lian li kit makes the prommie wider which i DONT like cos the ATCS is a much slimmer case...and obviously more beautifull+quality...
trust me...i had a PC 65 modded before ;)
Keep in mind that I am a refrigeration guy, not a computer guy. From my point of view, that evap is upside down. Whether the side panel fits or not is not my concern. The evap needs to be turned 180 degrees. You figure out how to make the side panel fit. :DQuote:
I once tried clockwise and then the side panel wouldnt go in...
I consider myself a PC guy and own several prommies. I could be wrong, it wouldn't be the first time, but I agree it should be turned the other way. I don't know how you even got it mounted that way? I think esoteradactyl is correct.
We should ask JCV which is correct.
Yep esoteradactyl is correct
And i do wonder how u have mounted it (it allready was a pain to turn the evap like esoteradactyl has :))
I'm thinking it might be a good idea for nventiv to add a 45 degree fitting between the evap outlet and the hose, pointing towards the center of the evap. This would make it easier to mount right, more difficult to mount wrong, and less problems getting the side panel on.
In fact, it doesn't even have to be 45 degrees, it could be 20 degrees, or 10 degrees. Anything but straight out.
Yeah, but the problem is
Socket can be 2 ways. Upwards and sidewards
So i doubt that is smart to do