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Thank you, I'm still waiting for the DFI ICFX3200 to launch, but I received all my watercooling stuff and I'm begining my modding project at bit-tech forum next weekend, but I'll be posting pics of my work here too ;)Quote:
You're an angel my Croatian friend How's things going with your rig man?
I have much much work to do with this new rig and I just can't wait to start :D
krueml_, what liquid are you using and does it give you any problems with clogging up your Storm? The green looks sick.:toast:
Sounds awesome. Make sure to keep us XS dudes updated :)Quote:
Originally Posted by marauder16
Dobar voda moj prijatelj ;)
I'll make sure of course ;) , I'm on XS constantly but I feel obligated to post a project there cause I picked up most of my ideas there...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rasco
You just said 'Good water my friend' but with a bad grammar :rolleyes: I'm sorry I don't know a word of Swedish, thnx for your kind words :)
EDIT: First post on the 100th page!!! :D
EDIT2: @ #2477: edited the 'language' part, sorry
It would suit better if you said Slovenian, our language has nothing in common with Hungarian, but yes, I definitely would like to be called either, I just typed without checking, sorry again...
You see. I speak fluent Croatian ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by marauder16
eXa is the norwegian guy, I'm from Sweden. It's like saying that you're Hungarian :p: You wouldn't like that right?
Congrats on the first 100th page post :toast:
2 drops of green UV Dye from DangerDen and Zerex.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xavior
At the moment there still aren't any problems with clogging the Storm.
have a question..
Is there better cooling when u use bigger tubes???
In europe we have 1/8 its very small!!
thanks jan
1/8? 1/8 what? Inch?
He must be referring to 8/6mm or 10/8mm tubing.
hey Radical :
when are we gonna see some pics of your case? muhahahahahahaha. :D
Just teasing you, m8. ;)
6,4 zentimeter innendurchmesser..Ist schlechter mit der kühlleistung oder??
@jan: Much worse. Even the bigger 10/8 has like 80% less area than 7/16" tubing. Big difference on the newer blocks!
@jupiler: Yes, as soon as it's ready! Why are you teasing me, I'm only working on it for a year and a half now? :D Well well...
PS: Planning on getting it ready at the end of this year... maybe +2-3 weeks, we'll see.
Here are a few my latest build
Nice RD30 and G5. ;)
Speaking of RD30-G5 Config, how many are there that have this setup?
I know of like two, myself and OCMe but there are others out there.
I think I should start of thread for those of us that have said config.
I know nikhsub1 used too run that same setup, and Cathar might as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by phelan1777
Well, thanks to all you guys I couldn't stay away from the watercooling, so heres my rig :)
http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/1...0039vh5.th.jpg http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/3...0036ki5.th.jpg http://img246.imageshack.us/img246/4...0035jy8.th.jpg http://img243.imageshack.us/img243/2...or01tb9.th.jpg
I originally planned to build a "addon" under the case from my old one to place the rad in, but my old case was not as wide as this one so this was easier in the end. I also don't like fullsize cases that much :nono:
Everything ordered from Petra's offcourse ;)
Thanks Enjoy! The G5 was once freecableguy's... wonder if he is ever sorry he let it go? Out of all the 8 WB's I have owned in the past it is the best! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by EnJoY
hey! nicely done, very neat loop setup. i always like to see an "optimized" path, even when they go RAD first :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Hug1n
Great Job!
Yea, Kris had two of em for his dual proc xeon setup awhile back. He loved those blocks, I'm sure he missed them, but I bet he's glad to know atleast one is in good hands.Quote:
Originally Posted by OCme
Hug1n that is an awesome mounting design you have there! I love it, takes away so many problems. I should do that when I get my water cooling. Whenever that may be......
Usama aka Ferrari Freak
I've been lurking here for a while to learn as much as I could about watercooling, and all of you helped me quite a bit, thanks. I figured I'd share the results with you.
I originally installed this system in August, but I was never happy with it, so I never posted it. I didn't like the tubing hanging out the back, the pump placement was cramped, and the res and pump were not firmly mounted to the case. I didn't want to cut my case. Here's the original setup. The res is a Swiftech MCRES-MICRO sitting in the 5.25" area.
http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/3...ling035mn2.jpg
http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/4...ling031pb2.jpg
And the new setup. Got over my fear of cutting my case. One of my white CCFL's decided to die on me during all this, so thats missing in the pics, but will be replaced soon.
http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/2769/newwc001uk2.jpg
http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/6158/newwc003xx4.jpg
http://img172.imageshack.us/img172/6404/newwc004st7.jpg
http://img172.imageshack.us/img172/2489/newwc007ev3.jpg
http://img149.imageshack.us/img149/7443/newwc013zo5.jpg
http://img149.imageshack.us/img149/4135/newwc014rp4.jpg
Looking good mate, turning that Rad around made a nice differance.
Wait a minute. How did you manage to get your tubing to pass through the PCI slot cover without crimping? Are you using 7/16" ID or 3/8" ID tubing?
he cut a hole in it didnt he? he used the window molding too. It looks good! what case is that?Quote:
Originally Posted by IanY
ill post some pics of mine from eocf.
**Here's mine: 2x120mm rads (two different rads - swiftech mcr-120 and BIP) and apogee, mcw60, bunch of copper bga sinks, dcc pump (love it) and 120x38 panaflo medium speeds.
http://img157.imageshack.us/img157/7...ter1es8vf8.jpg
http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/5...ter2zh7yc9.jpg
*fan on tubes doesnt have that duct no it anymore, and its to cool the mobo mosfets and those 3 ics that get hot with the vmem mod on my 79gt. I have those big copper sinks on every mosfet on the card and the memory and those 3 ics. Also have a 80mm panaflo blowing across the video card from the front to back.
*are the pictures too big?
The original setup is 7/16" and the tubing passes through without any cutting, barely. The new is 1/2" and I used a dremel to widen the opening and stuck in a rubber grommet.Quote:
Originally Posted by IanY
XFxGeforced, its a LL V1000B. Btw, nice job with the P180, yellow looks good with the LP board.