what pump are you using reaper?
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what pump are you using reaper?
Swiftech MCP655:DQuote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
how hard was it to get that tubing on that pump? :)
Impossible...:p:Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
I am using 2 1/2 to 3/8 fittings.
can you show a pic of this?
http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/9...ers1989mb3.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
thanks how is it placed on you pump?
probably with a bit of 1/2" or 7/16" tubing off the pump to the fitting.....
It's not placed directly on the pump.Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
You have to use 1/2inch tube to connect it with the pump.
Added a couple of MC-TDX and a refill with Black Feser liquid :)
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:shocked: thats black & white fans only not :shakes: IMHO , others things are :up: :up: :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by coolmiester
btw nice setup :)
Wow nice black and yellow :D
I like the two-tone fans, very unique. BTW, Coolermeister what is the white thing under the radiator? I looked at the linked thread in your sig but it didn't really say anything.
Case mod is great, though the hardware is really ugly, the green PCB's :stick:
Not too bad compared to other boards with the stupid clown colors ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by NysoO
Gigabyte boards come to mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xilikon
@coolmiester:
Your Yamaha-Mod and the SLR-Mod are both very very nice :clap:
It is so close to perfection. Just a little more cable-management work and black-PCBs (any sponsors for coolmiester out there? :welcome: ) from your neighborhood and it is a MDPC :yepp: Lots of people recommend your systems. Go for it coolmiester!
[MDPC]dualbrain
:rofl: Totally. At least Gigabyte makes cheap boards :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nate P.
New mobo :rocker:
http://img352.imageshack.us/img352/6748/dsc09257fj8.jpg
:up:
Freaking good looking rbsmontemor!
rbsmontemor, i love how you attached the RAM fan :up:
might steal this one :D
Now Equipped with a Thermochill + Shroud and a Nexxxos Extreme III in Top
http://www.lifepatcher.com/pc/ll/hwside5.jpg
http://www.lifepatcher.com/pc/ll/pumpsite3.jpg
Thank you :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Patriote
Feel free do to that :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Janno
Rbs.
:wave:
looking awesome peebee how your temps now with the thermochill?
Not tested yet. ;) Coming soon! But Idle at same temps the fans run slower than with the Nexxxos for CPU.
First post, first WC Built ... in progress
This forums give me good idea :up:
can you show full pics of case man!!! i want to do something similar to you is that a v2000 mate????
MORE PICS!!!
Here's my 2nd attempt at water cooling, this time with the ever-popular TJ07 case.
Swiftech blocks for CPU and NB, PA120.3 in the base, MCP655 pump and an EK150 reservoir. Liquid is Feser Aqua pure distilled water with Feser View blue dye.
As I've taken most of my ideas from other builds posted here, the layout may seem familiar to many of you :p:. Probably the only thing different to most builds is the HDD module mod. I got the idea from AndyM, and took a Lian-Li module and modded it so the cables run at the front of the case. If anyone is interested in the mod, let me know and I'll post some pics in a separate thread.
Well, onto the case:
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very nice mate looks great!!
this your second rig? do you still have you cube?
Very nice rigs, loving the clear 3603. Though it will probably turn cloudy by time :/, but then again, it's really nice, so, what the hell :D
Thx. Yeah, still got the cube. Planning some minor changes to it soon which I'll post soon in the build log.Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
This was my previous rig and it was screaming out to be water cooled :D. Yes, I have become addicted to water cooling, but I have it under control :hitself:
Here’s a few day shots of my rebuild.
And some night shots too.
Great build, ladderman.
A question : where did you hide the SF800 ?
pee bee - how did you sleeve your 24 pin ATX? i cant get my pins out
Disruptfam: Yes it's a V2000, great case to WC
Here pics of the full case
White cathodes and panel installed
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...tecathoids.jpg
Took an AC-Ryan Pin-remover for this and as it broke, I took 2 needles to get every pin hardly out of it :wierd:Quote:
Originally Posted by taylormsj
Now I know,that I really do not want to do it again :cool: My hands still hurt, when I think about it :D
Ros999 is that a pa120.3 with a pa120.2 and a pa160.1?
Peebee :welcome: :rofl: :shocked: :up: :clap:
taylormsj: if you cant get them out - cut the wires and recrimp.
Thanks mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xilikon
I haven’t added the SF800 yet because I’m in the middle of finding out the max overclock. I want to record the temps at different speeds, so when I do add it I’ll know how much effect it has on the temps.
I put a joint in the length of tubing that goes from the PA to the Fuzion, so all I have to do is drain that part of the loop, remove the joint and put the SF800 in it’s place. The red arrow indicates where it will be.
What do you guys recommend? Metal hose barb clamps vs. plastic? =)
Origin_Unknown: Yes it's a PA120.3 for one loop (CPU and Chipset) and I'm going with PA120.2 and PA120.1 with shroud for the other one (GPU)
I know it's a little Xtreme, but should be quiet.
You’ve done a great job there, but I hope you don’t mind pointing out that you haven’t used any Zip ties or worm drives.Quote:
Originally Posted by ~aoe~
It might be a good idea to use something to make sure your tubing doesn’t move and give you a leak.
Worm drives are the best. You always get a great seal and they are easy to remove too.Quote:
Originally Posted by LockBreaker
wow more TJ07,,, good work both u it looks great
Thanks ladderman. When you are ready to add, please share your experience in my SF800 thread, especially the flow rate accuracy. I've toyed with mine for 2 weeks now and after a near-death experience, I'm more careful now.
Anyway, great build you got there :)
I don't mind you mentioning it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ladderman
I'm using 7/16" tubing over 1/2" fittings, so it's pretty tight. I realise I'm taking a bit of a risk, but so far the connections seem good. I'll certainly keep an eye on them though. I'm hoping to move to compression fittings in the future.
I like what you've done with your case. Given me some more ideas :D.
Do you have a pic of the top of the case? I'm guessing you modded it in order to fit the radiator, so was wondering how you did this.
Switched out the X38 and went back to SLI, same set up though I'm contemplating getting the NB watercooled when the blocks come out. My computer looks so scrawny compared to all these multi-rad set ups, great stuff guys.
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omg everytime i see a nice tj07 case it brings a tear to my eye
wow thats awesome ladderman!
Wow pal! You must be running dry :ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by louie101086
When I go through forums I see hundreds of tj07-pics. :shrug:
Too much for me. Nothing special anymore. :down:
PC-A05B I saved from the dumpster at work:
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should but it back in the dumpster... thats disrespectful to all members in this forum :rofl:
I’ll give you a couple of links to work logs, one shows how I top mount a Rad without drilling any holes through the top of the case. The other is for the full build of my first TJ07 build with a 680i SLI boardQuote:
Originally Posted by ~aoe~
I’ve mounted the Rad with the fans on top this time because it makes it easier to remove the mobo tray.
You did a great job with the 343B, I’ll be using one on my next build which will have three loops.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=145943
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=146870
Thanks mate:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptfam
Thanks for the links. Now I can see how the radiator was fitted. Nice work :up:. I wish I'd seen your build log earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by ladderman
I also realise now that the Lian-Li casters come with rubber protectors for the wheels. Never realised :doh:, which is why I haven't considered them until now (don't have carpets here). Well, as they say, a water cooled PC is never finished, so I'll add that to my list of 'things to do' :D.
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Cpu block is a EK wave with the acetal top, The gpu block is olso EK 8800GT with acatel top. And the resovoir is olso EK. Pump is a dangerden D4 running @ 7 volts. An in the top is a black ice stealth gt.
Edit, how can i reseiz the pics, there is no code for that in te policy/FAQ.
Nice and clean :up: (well, the bottom part :) ).
I don't know if it's possible to resize using the forum tools. I tend to resize locally before hosting, although maybe some hosting sites also have tools to resize. Saying all that, the size of your pics should be no problem here.
Thanks, Photobucket has an build in resizer :). The top part doesn't have to be clean because there is no window there only the bottom part is visible threw the window.
DeKemp what case are you using there?
Its an Chieftec CA-01B-B-SL
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Damn - nice house you have!!! Living at the sea? Looks tropical. Mor pics please :D
awhir nice rig dude and nice to see another a71 watercooled. Is it just me or is the space behind the board and the rear case side really...really small?
haha i live in ireland :) not very tropical !Quote:
Originally Posted by dualbrain
yes it is quite tight at the backk,its a pain to try to get the panal on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Origin_Unknown
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Originally Posted by dualbrain
I thought it looked a bit chilly :D.Quote:
Originally Posted by awhir
Still, that's a very nice rig to play with on those long winter nights :up:.
I think you've done a fine job keeping such a small case so clean!Quote:
Originally Posted by iandh
Good on you!:up:
Very nice, ladderman! Your first rig and your build log was a big inspiration for me. I learned a lot from that.Quote:
Originally Posted by ladderman
I see that you have changed mobo. Didn't you have an evga 680i before?
You also changed the position of the fans on your BIPII. How do you mount the rad today?
Its a Danger Den CM Stacker Bottom Case Shroud painted white :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Meatpuppet
I asked Tyan and Gainward for custom black and yellow pcb's but strangley they wouldn't go for it :DQuote:
Originally Posted by NysoO
Can I get these fittings to work with my MCR-320? :)
Fittings: http://www.petrastechshop.com/1np1odthhoba1.html
Or will they give me a leaky system? :(
Darn man, the case would have been perfect if the hardware was black. It's really a pitty to have green hardware in such a case as that. But what the hell, the work you have done on the case is really good, so it kinda compensates the pcbs. Also, when using the computer, the case is closed so you will not be able to look into it so much.Quote:
Originally Posted by coolmiester
I have a doubt. I bought a black ice1(120) to my system just for the graphic card. It has 1/8 fitting, im going to put 10/8 tube, do you think that it will stop some of the flow? BTW, i have a S600.
Last time, system done. I had to add a copper 180 due to tight tubing between my NB and CPU. I also added a drain T. Now it goes back on the lower shelf to clean up my room.
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Sorry the pics aren't better. I'm a tech, not a photog.
try putting your elbow onto your leg for stabilization.. pics should come out better this way...better focus :)
Also if you have some settings on your camera, try to put the ISO a bit higher, and the shutter(?) a bit lower, dont know the name in english.
Never use flash, the pictures comes out so sterile.
"Can I get these fittings to work with my MCR-320?
Fittings: http://www.petrastechshop.com/1np1odthhoba1.html
Or will they give me a leaky system? "
I'm in a hurry, so it would be nice with a fast reply. :)
A simple "yes/no" answer would be fine. :)
Thank's ;)
Woah great shot Redeemer!
Thank you :)
Nothing special compared to most of the builds on here :) Still got some cleaning up to do, my cable-fu skills are weak :p:
Specs in sig, and sorry for the bad pics......
Nice case "nick". :)
Lian Li cases are absolutly gorgeus. :)
@ G4H4(insert more uninteligible leet speak): I like the Lian Li build. When I saw those cases, slapping a radiator in the front like you did was one of my first thoughts. How was the install on that guy, was the spacing on the front fans right for a radiator so all you have to do is rip out the front drive cages? Again, nice build.
p.s. How is the dust management on the PC-A70?
:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Darren1981
iandh, i think your build is amazing. It takes a lot of work to get a water setup in a small case like that.
Here's my setup:) figured i would finally post it after replacing my motherboard with the DFI X38. thx for all the help and info provided here:up: . i know its messy but its working fine for me right now.
planning on adding my Ultra, and north bridge to the loop but haven't decided on which block to get. prolly wont keep this case for too long need a bit more room.
oh and dont worry about that exhaust fan i just moved it off of the north bridge cooler so you can see everything.
bundy, let's see the whole case mate. We're tired of seeing similar pics every time you post. ;) :p:
Also, your compressions don't match.
ok buddy, letme see, what i can do for ya :D :
http://www.abload.de/thumb/img_0315mul.jpg http://www.abload.de/thumb/img_0323yu1.jpg http://www.abload.de/thumb/img_0330izx.jpg http://www.abload.de/thumb/img_0336rxo.jpg
Finally we see the case :D. Very nice :up:
Is the last pic in your 1st post an earlier setup? It seems that the GPU waterblock is differrent and the RAM heatspreaders also seem to be different:
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Originally Posted by bundymania
These are pictures of two different systems ;)
Ah - that makes more sense now :D.
The 2nd last pic also seems to be the same system as the last.
i'm confused do you have two systems bundymania or is this just a revision?
I think its a revision of the previous system, looks great btw
actually, i got 4 systems runnin´atm - Main Sys. -> Aurora: Lian Li G70 (Specs in my Sig.) - 2. Little Devil: (AM2 Sys. , as shown above, mostly used by my girlfriend and for lan gaming etc. ) and an IBM Laptop and an older Surf PC :)
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Hi guys just reworked my dual loop system as the DD D4 pump i've had for years has finally worn my ears out. I've switched to a single loop catered for quietness.
Heres how it looked before
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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...p/DSC01106.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...p/DSC01107.jpg
And heres what it looks like now.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...p/DSC01109.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...p/DSC01113.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...p/DSC01118.jpg
The hardware it's running is getting on a bit now
Asus P5B-D
C2D 6400
2GB 1066 ram
2x500gb HDD's raid0
7900GS
Enermax liberty 620w
Colling kit
Thermochill HE120.3 + 6 Xilence fans
DDC + alphacool top
DD TDX
DD chipset
Maze 4
T line
1/2" clearflex
ahhhk i getcha now both systems have similar theme going on there.. bit hard to tell when you just post internal pics both look good :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by bundymania
Hey you stole my monitor!! :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by G4h4o8s6T
looks like it is about to fall off the back of the desk :eek:
@dark_redeemer
you could try using a polarizer so that the insides will show up more clearly from that angle. :D
@ bundy
your system seems to be known worldwide :ROTF:
but they are great :worship:
now some pic's of my system :D
http://www.abload.de/img/dsc00649y4z.jpg
http://www.abload.de/img/dsc00650suv.jpg
http://www.abload.de/img/dsc00651woe.jpg
greetz
coolhand, watch that foam under that DDC, could cause the pump to overheat and fry.