:-( 120x120x25mmQuote:
Originally Posted by liveify
Is there a benefit in 25mm vs 38mm?
I was looking at these for my rad. For the airflow and price variation, but I really like the ones above.
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:-( 120x120x25mmQuote:
Originally Posted by liveify
Is there a benefit in 25mm vs 38mm?
I was looking at these for my rad. For the airflow and price variation, but I really like the ones above.
38mm thick fans tend to have more static pressure than their 25mm thick brethren. It basically means that when you place a 25mm fan on a radiator (for instance), it'll blow a certain percentage of its maximum airflow potential. If you place a 38mm fan on top of the radiator (if the 38mm and 25mm were to have the same max airflow potential) it would blow a higher percentage of its maximum airflow potential. This is why everyone likes 38mm thick fans for radiator use.
Well with that being said what will an airbox do? Will an airbox paired with 25mm fans give the same or better as its 38mm counterparts?Quote:
Originally Posted by eRazorzEDGE
I also just thought of something. When I got this hackjob from [H]Forum the mcp320 qp was mounted on the top of the haf932 with 3 120x38mm fans between the case and the rad. The above fans that I really like are mounted below the rad. Is there any benefit? Also it appears that the pic above is pulling case air through the rad and out the case. Some say its better to pull air from outside in. With doing that though any heat disipation off the rad will end up as stagnant air flowing around inside the case until it is pulled out via any rear exhaust fans correct? Wouldn't it be better (since the real heat producers theoratically "cpu and gpu" would be cooled via blocks) to have the air pull from internally and out the top of the case through the rad since the internal air temp should be much cooler then if running standard hsf setups?
Sorry to jack the thread, but kinda hard to move an already discussed topic to another thread. My bad for starting this up. LOL
racuch,
how did you get that backplate for video card + sound card?
can i custom order too? please let me know! thanks :up:
Guys, If I may remind that there are rules to this topic.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...96&postcount=1Quote:
Originally Posted by Ashraf
It is also asked that discussion be kept to a minimum.
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scgt1 ----> Feser One 1L UV Red + Masterkleer 10/16 UV Red
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Caladbolg ---->there is my worklog http://forum.purepc.pl/Galeria-WC-f9...64.html&st=180
sreuland, thats a Full case! Very nice.
Really nice and clean build Racuch!
http://i930.photobucket.com/albums/a...y/IMG_7301.jpghttp://i930.photobucket.com/albums/a...y/IMG_7309.jpg
Accidentally mixed up the inlet/outlet on the waterblock so I'm gonna change that pretty soon. Not sure if I wanna stick with the green lighting either.
Nice job guys
New upgrades: ek's 5970 wb and the new rampage extreme 2 full board wb and Enzotech AS-REII-MOS Mosfet Waterblock with Feser One UV org.
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I have that same mobo and cant got the blue display thing to say stuff...
Very nice set up. Glad to see another ObsidianQuote:
Originally Posted by soda480
Chad
Nice build, i love lian li pca05 :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by lichyetan
I've been reading about static pressure on these magma fans and that they're kind of low but not bad cfm per db sound rating. I have about 5 of them in my case with three on my radiator. They look nice and are blow a decent amount of air just bad with static pressure which you need going through a rad. Heres a picture of mine:Quote:
Originally Posted by liveify
http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/e...1/DSC00582.jpg
Really nice job except the case :) Your triple rad over is x-flow rad?Quote:
Originally Posted by soda480
Yes, I originally had a Feser X-changer 360, but I prefer the XFlow because (1) the barb positions allow me to run less tubing (2) makes the interior of the case alot cleaner and (3) I noticed no difference in temps between the XFlow and Xchanger (which really surprised me).
Btw, I love this case; it makes wire management simple and results in a clean looking setup.
Dual loops V1000b
need to update My sig ... :D
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nice one oli4v...
btw what silver tube that you using there ?
I believe that's Tygon's R3603 silver colored tubing :).
Great looking rigs so far guys, keep 'em coming :up:
I recently finished my build and decided to take some pics and thought I'd share with you folks the fruits of my labor :)
Parts used for cooling:
Swiftech MCP655 Pump
Bits Power X58 Black Freezer VREG block
Bits Power X58 Black Freezer NB/SB block
Swiftech MCR320 rad
Swiftech micro res
OCZ RAM cooler
1/2in ID clear tubing
D-Tek Fuzion v2 CPU block
2x EK full cover blocks for the HD5870s
PC specs:
i7 920 D0 @ 4Ghz
EVGA X58 (E758) Vanilla motherboard
2x Diamond HD5870's @ 1000/5400
1x MSI GTS250 @ 800/2000/2500
6GB G.Skill DDR3 1600Mhz
5x 1TB HDDs
2x DVD/CD burners
Antec True Power Quattro 850w
Ultra Power Partner 350w
Thermaltake Xaser VI full tower case
CPU loads at 65C and GPUs load at 48C with this setup
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ThxQuote:
Originally Posted by anubis_is_evil
Feser 3/8
This weekend he's almost 100% finished, maybe I'll switch the cpublock from time to time
but I ordered an mcw30 for the SB and an EK Coolstram XT 120 to add in the gpu/moboloop :)
ow and a bp radgrill for the top = much more stylish :)
Than I hope I can route the 2nd loop 100% out of silver tubing :)
Heres pics of my build
Its about 3/4 done
http://images2d.snapfish.com/2323232...A%3A7336nu0mrj
As you can see the top and the sides of the case are off. It was easier to do the build this way without scratching anything. I did 2 loops. Cpu (toxic green UV) and GPU (clear UV blue) In this pic the loops are both filled and leak tested or 3 days. with 0 leaks. I am using Distilled H2O with PT Nuke
http://images2e.snapfish.com/2323232...2%3A7336nu0mrj
close-up of the Swiftech XT with Fesser comp. fittings which work nice.
http://images2e.snapfish.com/2323232...94%3B336nu0mrj
Pic of the front. Blue ray drive and fan controller will be mounted in the drive area. I cut and spliced/shrink tube the fan so there is only 4 wires for 14 120mm fans. All will connect to the fan controller.
http://images2e.snapfish.com/2323232...3C838336nu0mrj
Close-up of the cpu and GPU connections, and yes thats 12gb of ddr3 ram
http://images2e.snapfish.com/2323232...2%3A8336nu0mrj
other side of this "tiny case". Still need to add 3 120mm fans for exhaust.
http://images2d.snapfish.com/2323232...%3B75336nu0mrj
http://images2e.snapfish.com/2323232...3B%3A336nu0mrj
Back: still need to add the 7 exhaust fans
So This is still an in-process build. It is my 4th watercooled rig and my 1st dual loop. Reason I went 2 loops is I was going to go x-fire off the bat with 2 5870's but decided to wait a while (6-8months) for the prices to go down a bit. I already have the 2nd EK 5870 water block all ready for it though.
i just built my first water cooled case...
http://media7.dropshots.com/photos/1...229/063358.jpg
http://media7.dropshots.com/photos/1...112/130813.jpg
http://media7.dropshots.com/photos/1...112/112735.jpg
http://media6.dropshots.com/photos/1...112/112347.jpg
i am using...
MCP350 pump
MCR-QP 220 Radiator
Swiftech Apogee GTZ
T-Line
Koolance 90degree rotarie
Feser UV green
i also plan to add another 120RAd in my drive bay along with some koolance quick disconnects for easily removing my side panel :)
Low flow ^^ (100 - 240 l/h) ultrasilent illumination :p:
http://www.abload.de/img/033_bildgrendern8b03.jpg