nah the sr-2 is for my mountain mods, was just for a picture :)
I'll use the 4way with that tower :)
http://alexiel.stor.li/LittleDevil/evga1.jpg
http://alexiel.stor.li/LittleDevil/evga2.jpg
system running now, though pump location will be changed...made a lil mistake with the reservoir order >.<
Thats an awesome rig, please let us know what u get out of your cpu, I assume your running an I7?
yep i7, a 965xe atm.
only had a short test this morning while installing the lcd. well the phase was a bit bored with the 3,33ghz +linx....-40°c - -44°c
Those are some awesome temps, what are the sound levels like? I consider my comp too loud and the loudest thing in my case is a 120mm fan that runs at 1300rpm.
well I'd say quite silent for a phase change. though...ye but a bit louder than 1300 fans ^^
That is one the most silnet, unit with 180mm fan.
http://www.caseking.de/shop/catalog/...81::13392.html
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Lit...k%20rev2/1.JPG
Really nice sargatanas =)
Kind Regards
Professional grade build quality as always. This is interesting.
Very good job LittleDevil.
ye, it's rly awesome :)
glad that I have one here and running :)
Truly a work of art. :clap: :clap:
And temps after 4 hours of load.
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Lit...es/video/5.JPG
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Hi LittleDevil,
Those are some awesome temp for the loads.
Can you tell me will the compressor run at a lower speed when the computer is idling to conserve power?
Compressor is working the same all the time, but power consuption is different between idle and load. I post some pics of power consuption too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mudgey
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Additional fan on side panel. Now units are finished :)
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Lit...C_Cases/28.JPG
I also have them for other side, If someone don't like to have it here, it can be on the right side too. Only one is needed.
Was one fan in the backside not enough?
For 280W + heatload was not enough. Now it works like a charm =)
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With new side panel.
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Lit...s/set_V2/1.JPG
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Lit...s/set_V2/8.JPG
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Lit...s/set_V2/2.JPG
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Lit...s/set_V2/3.JPG
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Lit...s/set_V2/4.JPG
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Lit...s/set_V2/5.JPG
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Lit...s/set_V2/6.JPG
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Lit...s/set_V2/7.JPG
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well mine is more or less done ^^
gonna add some uv lights and then ye :)
http://alexiel.stor.li/LittleDevil/evgafinished.jpg
pump location changed, like i wanted it do, looks ok for me
I liked the pure aluminium better than painted ones. Also fan place under the psu and the positioning of the psu are bit weird.. Otherwise almost perfect case!
Hey LD quote me a price for this case, Thanks
well some ppl like it pure, some powdercoated, some anodized and some just painted...though I'm sure u can talk with LD about this ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lagaaja
But no idea what u mean with the fan/psu.
The fan itself (and correct me if I'm wrong LD) is just for supporting the compressor down there, to get the heat out of the tower. About the psu, well no idea, I like the location, no problems with cables and it offers u the possibilty to mount ur pump under the psu.
And btw:
in my opinion, u'll never find the "perfect" tower at all, there are always some flaws or disadvantages. It offers enough room, options for watercooling and even hides ur hdds....and besides, the single stage is quite strong compared to the ones I've tested and they had way more room than in this tower.
what a shame you are not in Australia :-)
Awesome build, all you need now is a separate compartment for the beers and you are set for an all nighter :-)
<Ok, i am a noob, but it looks like a refrigerator cooling unit! :-) >
Henrik
PS: Wouldn't this be nice for an SR-2 build!?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Lagaaja
I think what he means is that the fan beneath the psu would hinder air from going trhough the psu. As they are both in 90degrees to eachother the air will most likely stand still and not being pulled out at all. I think this is why Littledevil found it necessary to mount a sidefan aswell, though I suggest having the sidefan pushing cold air in for the PSU and somewhat remedy the -+0 airflow the rear & PSU fan does together.Quote:
Originally Posted by sargatanas
Oh my. Oh my oh my oh my.
My level of desire for this case is now extremely high.
Some quick questions - rear fan is 120mm or 92mm? Still only five 3.5" internal bays? Finally, estimated cost including international shipping?