Tw1st3d what pump is it? And why u use 2 three-way adapter?
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Tw1st3d what pump is it? And why u use 2 three-way adapter?
It's a wasted XSPC XSO 400 - need a new onQuote:
Originally Posted by rafwlkp
I go two T's, one for filling and one for draining - want it easy :p:
Figured i would post a couple of pics of the new rig. i havent finished cleaning up the wiring yet nor have i finished with the lighting but i figured yall might want to take a look
done benching for now cause i want to play some games but finished up at qx9650@4455mhz(405*11), maximus formula, 8800gts(g92) (850/2067/2200)-vgpu 1.35v -- WinXP
'06 -- 18560
EK Supreme on QX9650
EK fullcover on 8800gts (g92)
EK NB block
EK Asus 3a 2 x mosfet blocks
loop 1 --> cpu & nb -- 120.3 rad
loop 2 --> vc and both mosfets -- swifty MCR220 rad
Dual bay res with 4 barbs so both loops in 1 res
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http://ubc_ccc.home.comcast.net/H20 ...ture 005-1.JPG
http://ubc_ccc.home.comcast.net/H20 ...ture 006-1.JPG
Very very nice CCC!!
The loops are well routed :up:
As i scrolled over those pics CCC, my speakers went, "Bling bling bling"
dangerden TDX
BIXII x 2 medium uv yates
masterkleer 7/16" tubing
T-line
dangerden pump
dangerden typee x1950 water block
fluid xp.
im new to this forum =].
My watercooling
The rad and the fishtank, you can also see steve the inflateable pumpkin
http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...y/DSC_0631.jpg
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http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...y/DSC_0628.jpg
http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...y/DSC_0626.jpg
The pump sitting on a sheet of folded bubble wrap
http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...y/DSC_0623.jpg
http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...y/DSC_0620.jpg
that's my ex MBO, p4c800:) had a mobile pent on it, watercooled...
what's the rest of the config?
Mindless, your rig is completely ghetto. :up:
http://xs123.xs.to/xs123/08052/img_2658208.jpg
XFX 8400GS on D-tek Fuzion GFX, hitting 1ghz on the core, 2540mhz shaderclock.
Hello.
After a while I made same changes to my rig.
This is link to previous version: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...07#post2245407
I added second graphic card NV 7950GT in SLI mode with Alphacool waterblock, then additional 2Gb of RAM with second RAM waterblock.
Now I have 10 blocks (7 homemade, 2 Alphacool GPUs, 1 Innovatek HDD) with 2 2x120 Radiators, 2 Laing waterpumps.
I also upgraded CPU to Athlon AM 6400 x2 (125Watt of heat to dissipate - previous produced only 65Watt)
Temperature : GPU 36* to 38* stress, Processor 40 to 48* during stress, NB 30*, Water 25*C. Wents are running at 2/3 of nominal speed . With two pumps running flowmeter showes 780 RPM on single punp just 520RPM.
Pictures now:
Before upgrade
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...emachinery.jpg
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...oardblocks.jpg
And after upgrade, to fill the space I added old Voltometer and Amperemeter and some light with UV cathodes
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...ki/kmpnew4.jpg
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...ki/kmpnew3.jpg
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...ki/kmpnew1.jpg
Top of my case stays the same as previously.
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...ki/kmpnew2.jpg
Greets
it's what it looks like, a p4 prescott 3.2, the board no longer likes to be overclocked, used to run it at 4ghz. an x800xt clocked at something silly, and some old school original BH5 ram.Quote:
Originally Posted by De5tr0yer
The watercooling was basically an experiement, i'm buying a new computer soon and want to go straight to water, so i thought i'd try it out, funnily enough the whole setup was less than£100, so just under $200
http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/9045/dsc00003xl1.jpg
Re did machine :)
Why? Improve loop flow and get more air to flow through the radiator.
My new water system that i upgraded in december from a total ghetto one. Pics are form last month and its abit tidier now actually.(got rid of the yellow ide cable)
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Links to the images don't seem to be working
Changed hosting
I love those blocks, almost thought the were from MIPS. Very nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc PL
same I was like I want MIPS blocks for my mobo so bad, like his. then I read the description and was like really??
That blocks are homemade by Misiu15go ;) [half price Mips blocks :D ]Quote:
I love those blocks, almost thought the were from MIPS. Very nice!
Rebuild / Loop Rehaul finally finished. :)
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2074/...eccf842d_b.jpg
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2059/...de129a75_b.jpg
White light looks pretty awsome. ;)
I am going to be using that my self to. :)
Nice build btw. :)
Thanks. But those are actually blue ccfl's that I'm using.Quote:
Originally Posted by LockBreaker
Nice build. :up: It looks very clean. Those white/blue ccfls look sweet. But how bad was filling and bleeding with the res like that?
Thanks.
I had to top up the res a few times and bam, it was filled.
And as for bleeding, I ran the loop by itself by powering it with another computer.
So I was able to move the rad and cpu block around to bleed it. I left the cap of the res off and I'm pretty sure it took less than 5mins to bleed it.
Quote:
Originally Posted by TopherTony
almost though they were mips myself :p:
haha lucky you!! I have an ekres250 and I have to make serious modifications to have it bleed successfully in that position, just because I have less restriction and higher flow rate so it keeps sucking in air bubbles.Quote:
Originally Posted by NEvolution
My setup is almost like yours. Please get rid of the refill T your pump has a refill port. Actually they will give you nightmares while bleeding.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tw1st3d
@Doc PL: love those gauges! :up:
silverphoenix: I'm going to have to use an upsidedown ekres250 in a upcoming build, what sort of mods did you do to make it bleed better?
I thought that I might get the tornado and have a hard time bleeding it.Quote:
Originally Posted by silverphoenix
Luckily, I can't even tell if the loop is running now that I've filled it all the way to the top.
What mods did you have to do?, for future reference,
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Jay, that looks SWEEETT!!!!!!!!!! :clap:
I like the color scheme too!
:welcome: to XS!
Nice one Jay! Might want to top that res up a little more though...
i know i ran-out of it, i have one more bottle but its in pink color... so i am just gone have to order same kind...btw this is my 1st custom wcing i had one before but it was armor lcs kit that came with case and i didnt like it so upgrade my case and wcs....Quote:
Originally Posted by Nate P.
thankx for the comments guys
Wow!!!! Jay78
Great.... so beaultifull...
Yea I just noticed that...Quote:
Originally Posted by Nate P.
But he may be trying to avoid the dreaded, deadly, bubble making, EK CYCLONE!!!!!!! :eek: :shocked: :eek: :shocked: :eek: :shocked: ........... :shrug:
:rofl: :rofl: :ROTF: :rofl: :ROTF:
Lol....
If your afraid of getting the cyclone, you can pick up one of these Anti-Cyclone add on's for the res.
IMO though, I like the cyclones :) As long as they don't put air in my loop.
Edit:
Wow, didn't realize there was more posts....
Jay78
Beautiful, i like the colors :D, those cases are great. UV FTW
Wow, your first one, you really did a phenomenal job! Congrats!:clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jay78
yeah sweet rig !!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jay78
How did you get the tubing to all glow orange? is that just green fluid with orange coils?
Installed a Scythe variable speed Blue LED (the rear two are both
1400RPM Tt)
http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/6...stalledvb1.jpg
My funny little spot for the Scythe speed control. Didn't bother with the
bracket, I want all slot's open for when I put an Extraction fan there.
http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/6...trolmoufp4.jpg
Made A custom little aluminium bracket to get some fast air across they SB
and the GFX heat sink, will soon add an extraction fan below the GFX
to assist this fan to get heat straight out of case and not circulating.
http://img337.imageshack.us/img337/1...ommounthe0.jpg
The scythe in action, much brighter than the Tt fans, alot faster also.
http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/6...nactionet9.jpg
This is my case as it stands without sides. Still a few minor additions to come.
http://img337.imageshack.us/img337/9...snosideak0.jpg
Can anyone tell me if adding Blue UV dye to the coolermaster liquid will effect it in anyway??
Nice build - love the colour scheme :up:. What make/colour are those rear 92mm fans?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jay78
Also, I notice that your window is larger than mine. Is it a custom window or have Silverstone changed their standard side panel?
Good effort getting 2 loops in there - looks great :up:.Quote:
Originally Posted by The0men
Those Scythe fans are great for pushing air - the Tt's are poor in comparison.
This being my first post, and here is my first go at water cooling. used my Antec 900, a little tight, but i am satisfied with the results. btw i got 2 sflex120's pulling air on top of rad, just dont have a pic up yet. Anybody got any ideas for improvements?
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looks nice omen u should done you own thread dude lol
yaa green fluid with orange coils.. that fluid doesnt glow that much in the tubing... it dont look that much orange as much as it shows in pic...Quote:
Originally Posted by silverphoenix
rear 92mm fans are uv orange top 120mm are uv blueQuote:
Originally Posted by ~aoe~
thats the custom window...
^^^^ how many hdd are in their??
9 hdds atm ;)
@ Pschma - Nice job getting all of that to fit neatly into an Antec 900. They're pretty hard to work with.
@ Disruptfam - Thanks mate, I though about a build log, but didnt want to start to many threads. Its not neat like yours, I seriously need to do something about that messy 3/8' tubing. Not sure what though.
@ ~aoe~ - Thanks. The Scythe blows the Tt out of the water, but I can't afford to replace the Tt ones, and they were already there to use. Theyre left overs from when I first got the case. Now have S-Flex on Rad.
@ Jay78 - Thats a wicked build. Loads of color.
@ Schlingel - Neat built, esecially with how many HDD's you have. Did you make the cables yourself?
I havnt been through the whole thread, way to long. But they're are some amazing builds from what I have seen.
normal SAS->4xSATA-cable, which came with my perc. the other one is miniSAS->4x SATA. not selfmade but no idea where i can get it. came with my other LSI
still a build in progress but i though it was post worthy...
Wow, that looks great!
what happened to the middle section lol???
i thought tri-sli was coming there for a sec hehe
how are temps???
wheres the other res?
we request more picS!
dual loop yes, more pics soon. TRI-SLI in progress, just need another DD GTX block... thats why you see the EK stubby's in the middle. planned ahead.Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
also, i am waiting to get the divider plate machined so that the tubing can be routed as in the pics.
more info here....
http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=51370
thanks!
where's the second res?
GPU loop uses a T-line.Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
yeah i just saw that :) lol nice looking build...
keep us posted on your benchies when you get tri-sli up and running :)
thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
tri-sli was running last night... not very impressed though. i get only 800 points less at the same settings with only 2 cards. even my 2x 8800GT cards got 18500.
sli disabled?
it's vista 64... it has a problem detecting SLI. it's been detected wrong on every 64bit os i've run.Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
Is that the effect of Vista killing your CPU score? I think I can get higher with 3.6ghz?
Tri SLI does not seem at all efficiant, perhaps with bigger CPU's to push more data to the cards???
what res did you run 3dmark @ 1920 x 1080?
i haven't yet figured it out. any suggestions would be appreciated though.
3dmark06 was run at 1280x1024.
try 1920 x 1080...
That's what I assumed as most people run at default.Quote:
Originally Posted by fitseries3
Take a look a this link. It's for SLI, not so sure about Tri-SLI though.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/936710
Here an updated pic of my rig. The old Alphacool CPU blok started leaking because the plexiglas had a crack in it. The block worked perfectly for over a year before it started to leak.
So i bought a D-Tek Fuzion to replace it.
Wow, nice build there Jay78, the more i see the TJ07, the more I get tempted to buy it.
@Schlingel: Nice and clean work there, thats a lot of p0rn. :D
Me2, very nice work that looks indeed awesome:up:
@Schlingel: Lots of hdds, you need lots of space don't ya? :D
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unfinished
two or three days more ... cable management and acoustic amlifier need to be placed
Very nice build PilatuS...but I need to tell you that your FuZioN is on wrong (outlet should be above inlet)...and you have aluminum in your res. What fluid are you using?Quote:
Originally Posted by PilatuS
i can't tell if that a computer or some sort of crazy torture device:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by cka3o4nuk
I nearly fell for that one, having the FuZioN wrong, but I wanted the D-Tek to read the right way up, plus is gave me the biggest radius to my NB waterblock.Quote:
Originally Posted by Waterlogged
It looks like just distilled water.
seriously, is that a case or a custom made torture rack, benching thing.
Omg nice case :DQuote:
Originally Posted by cka3o4nuk
May i ask what tubing and fluid u have used?
n0vaaa pvc 8\11 tubing +mopar 7170(half with disteled whater)
case will be on the wall) now only mounting some thingsQuote:
Originally Posted by ryan92084
that makes much more sense now :DQuote:
Originally Posted by cka3o4nuk
Do u used a pink UV tubing or it's just a pink cooling fluid? Can anybody advice where can i get a Pink UV tubing (manafacturer\model\shop\just link with it)?Quote:
Originally Posted by trouble2000
What case is that?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jasy
Old chieftec maybe?
Yep, an old chieftech dragon. The new revisions have a 120mm fan at the back.
Finally it becomes a reality :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by cka3o4nuk
Can't wait to see it finished and
that thing is hugE!
http://shrani.si/t/2U/s9/8slLTIZ/dsc06020.jpg
my h2o system:)
Searching for some watercoolers that will fit on the DFI. :)
http://www.abload.de/img/imgp32225rz.jpg
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I know that the CPU block is not mounted as it should but it doesn't matter. When you look at the copper plate desing you will see that only the intake matters and not the out take.Quote:
Originally Posted by Waterlogged
The only reason for mounting it like it should be is to get the air out easier. Getting the setup air free is not a problem. The reason i have it like this is for getting to the NB blok easier. If the out take of the CPU block would be as it should be getting to the NB block would be very difficult.
The aluminum in the res is also not a problem because i run with 50% cooling liquid for a car that protects againts corrosion. This PC is running for over 18 months without any problems. The copper of the old waterblock still looks perfect and so does the aluminum of the reservoir.
nice looks clean... good job painting insideQuote:
Originally Posted by funkflix
Go to a store where they sell car cooling liquid. That stuff comes in just about all the colors that you might want for watercooling. You can still add destilled water with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glavir
I run on 50% car cooling liquid wich is quite pink, the rest is water. I bought the stuff here in holland but i'm sure they sell it in russia too somewhere. Then just use clear tubing like Tygon or PVC.
I already founded the Feser One Fluid UV Pink, but i want to found UV pink tubing to combine them and there is problems with finding tubing not liuqid. But if i will not find tubing i want to use Tygon (transparent) with Feser One.Quote:
Originally Posted by PilatuS
cka3o4nuk nice to c u there and it's cool to see your project almost finished.
how did you paint the case?Quote:
Originally Posted by funkflix
I want to paint mine now :)
You are in the perfect place to get these "watercoolers" from MIPS Computer. I wish I lived in Germany just so I could have better access to MIPS waterblocks. If you get these blocks please let us know what you think.Quote:
Originally Posted by funkflix
those mips are crap arnt they? i asked in the dfi x38 thread and im sure i was told that
I got a full MIPS set for my P5W DH. They are not cheap but they are quite good in my opinion. Build quality is very nice and they give good temps.Quote:
Originally Posted by Origin_Unknown
I do think that they are to expencive for the amount of material used.
Here in Holland i can get them pretty fast, about 1 tot 2 weeks.
I have not used them directly. My buddy used them while he was stationed at Bamberg, Germany. He says nothing but good things about the blocks. I am going to try their nickel plated chipset blocks on my next X48 build.Quote:
Originally Posted by Origin_Unknown
Hello again water-cooling world :)
http://www.abload.de/img/343-mdpc-01f8x.jpg
More pictures at www.million-dollar-pc.com!
Silly domain-name :p:
Would be great if we could collect a lot of beautiful liquid-cooled systems / rigs on million-dollar-pc. The great rigs shouldn't get lost. We have so many threads to go through in XS - we don't wanna miss a thing! If you have great stuff, please support :)
Very nice :)
Rbs.
:wave:
Looks great!
I need to move the upper t-line close to the pump and get the tubing a bit cleaner.