Project hard lined.

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Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle

I take it that the copper piping can also help cool the fluid as it passes through? 2

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Yes it would help dissipate quite a bit!

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Originally Posted by jaguarking11

Honestly I dont like the noise. Even after all that foam it still resonates. It seems to be that these pumps need to be suspended and not hard mounted to be quiet.

Im hoping to switch to a dd pump (the new chepo unit) if its quiet or I may bite the bullet and buy a d5 and just rheo it down to where its silent.

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I just have a single question, how do you remove the components if this is all hard lined?

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Originally Posted by jmilcher

I just have a single question, how do you remove the components if this is all hard lined?

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the pipes are made up of sections, I can remove sections to replace components and or service the unit.

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Originally Posted by jaguarking11

the pipes are made up of sections, I can remove sections to replace components and or service the unit.

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So it is all not sweated together? Do you use something like flexible joints so you can remove sections when needed?

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Originally Posted by jmilcher

So it is all not sweated together? Do you use something like flexible joints so you can remove sections when needed?

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yup.

Great work!

How much money have you spent on all of this?

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Originally Posted by Calmatory

Great work!

How much money have you spent on all of this?

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not that much really. Probably less than 200bux on everything.

jaguarking11?

THAT IS SO :banana::banana::banana::banana:ING NICE, I LOVE YOU AND YOUR PC ;)
Nice Work!

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Originally Posted by Mistkerl

jaguarking11?

THAT IS SO :banana::banana::banana::banana:ING NICE, I LOVE YOU AND YOUR PC ;)
Nice Work!

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waaa???? Dude you can love the pc, but leave me out of this. If you have any questions ill gladly answer them. I will post pics of it finished this weekend when I am off of work, this thing has been finished for the past month or so.

Was a joke ;). I would like to see more of these pictures.

greetz from Deutschland ;).
In Germany we say "Hau rein!"
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Originally Posted by Mistkerl

Was a joke ;). I would like to see more of these pictures.

greetz from Deutschland ;).
In Germany we say "Hau rein!"
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Welcome to the forum mistkerl, enjoy your stay

Thanks a lot!:toast:

I have finished her. I finished the case for a lan party in rode island about 3 or 4 months ago. I did not take pics tonight. I apologize to those who were reading my measly thread.

So here she is.
http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...king11/Web.jpg

I used my flowmeter as jet, its performing two jobs, it protects my pc and improves block performance.
http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...ing11/Web5.jpg

Another shot
http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...ing11/Web4.jpg

The top plate I built. It also houses switches that control my pump flow (5v & 12v) lights, and the front musketeer.
http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...ing11/Web3.jpg

Front.
http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...ing11/Web2.jpg

Another Shot
http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...ing11/Web6.jpg

Stunning. Its clear alot of work and effort went into and I think it definitely paid off well. It looks awesome!

Very nice job!

this is absolutly awesome :D

pollish the pipe ??

nice.

i dont mean to intude on your mod but heres a suggestion maybe adding some clear tubeing around the res area with a conection at the bottome allowing fluid to flow into the clear tudeing would make a great coolent level indicator also lets you know when your getting low if that even happen not much of a water person myself

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Originally Posted by fps4life

i dont mean to intude on your mod but heres a suggestion maybe adding some clear tubeing around the res area with a conection at the bottome allowing fluid to flow into the clear tudeing would make a great coolent level indicator also lets you know when your getting low if that even happen not much of a water person myself

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I thought of that. I ended up not implementing it. Reson is simple, coolant levels do not drop in this loop and secondly it puts in an extra part that can fail over time and cause leaks. Thanks for the suggestion though.

:clap: wow man i wish i had half the time, money, and mostly talent that went into this! wow! excellent job! :clap:

Man I went thru every post that u made and this computer is awsome. Good job. Your systems looks sexy!

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Originally Posted by ineedaname

Man I went thru every post that u made and this computer is awsome. Good job. Your systems looks sexy!

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Thanks, comments like this make this build even more worth it. I am contemplating my next build rite now but have not decided anything yet, just shooting ideas in my head.

I was lucky enough to see this thread in 'New Posts' and once I started looking/reading I could not stop till the last post :yepp:

Now all I can say is GREAT MOD with a 10 out of 10 for originality and effort :clap: :up:

As I am someone who is new to these forums and somewhat of a novice watercooler I still must say your mod is the most creative I have seen by far!

Goodluck on the next build, and if you post a thread I'll sure be following it!

Wow completely awesome man keep up the good work!