Ha this is master skill :) I will show you this ... tomorrow ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Phaseshift
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Ha this is master skill :) I will show you this ... tomorrow ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Phaseshift
Great work as always Malik! :clap:
@ Phaseshift
You could see the 90deg angled adapter and the tubing behind the radiator in post #1967 2nd picture ;)
There are two tubing's, but one has .... Take a good look and you find interesting detail on the . Just like the bmxtom wrote :).Quote:
Originally Posted by Phaseshift
nice Malik thanks for that; and where do you order your wc parts?
Directly from EKWB ... big thanks for Niko ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Phaseshift
I noticed that you change out the liquid colors often to do different photoshoots......Do you take apart EVERYTHING each time you change the color?
I was also curious how long it takes you to do this whole process now because you do it frequently.... Thanks for info!
I know in the past you used Feser, what liquid are you running now?Quote:
Originally Posted by Malik
fuzelogic: that is the same liquid. But in different lights :)
matt220: Aquacomputer Double Protect Ultra 1000ml RED
Hi Malik,
I enjoyed reading this thread. You have inspired me to build a system! I have some questions regarding fan control and pump control.
1. Do you use Aquaero to control all your fans? If so, how do you link your fans and how many channels do you use?
2. Does Aquaero voltage control your pump?
3. Do you use Aquaero to do anthing else (LED etc).
It would be awesome if you could explain your Aquaero setup!
One other question, have you ever considered using Swiftech MCP 655-PWM-DRIVE Pump? I saw a MCP 655 on one of your earlier builds but I don't think it was the PWM version.
Thanks again for all your fantastic work. Looking forward to your next project!
1. Yes, i used all channels. There was 2-3 fans per channelQuote:
Originally Posted by Randy Jeppesen
2. No, PowerAdjust which was connected to Aquaero 5
3. No
That was old project where i used MCP 655 ( not pwm version ). I think that mcp35 series is strong enough to this what im doing ;)
Next project is in progress... still waiting for some pacakges and decisions :)
In mean time:
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YES ... hungry for new challenges, I like it :)
Lovely logo @AE5 :)
Now it's time to miniITX LC...yum yum :D
Stage 1: AC
Stage 2: LC
Looking really good! :up:
Some new photos ... still waiting for other parts:
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Are you using glue instead of heat shrink on those cables?
nope
Secrets!
They look super clean. Love them!
Stage Two:
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Hey malik those blue extension cables, are they bitfenix alchemy?
Yes, this are bitfenix alchemy cables ;)
So teaser photos:
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Originally Posted by Malik
How are your fans setup in terms of exhaust/intake for both radiators and the back 140mm?