Watercooled Lian li V600

Hello

I have been watercooling for about a year and a half...My first watercooling rig was a fully watercooled system in a Lian li G60 case...now that i am moving around alot i have desided to build a smaller system so that is more portable...

The new system will be a fully internal watercooled system parts are as follows.... :D

ASUS Rampage III Gene

Core I7 920 D0 (Overclocked 4 Ghz)

Corsair GT 1866mhz (Overclocked 2000 Mhz)

EVGA GTX 460 superclock (Later on SLI)

Intel 80gb SSD (OS)

Western digital Green 1000gb (Storage)

Silverstone 850w PSU

Watercooling parts.... :D

Full cover waterblock for GPU (EK Waterblock)

Cpu watercooled (Swiftech GT)

360 Rad (Noctua U12 Fans)

18w DDC

EK-Multioption RES X2 150mm

Red Tubing with clear coolent

Black Fittings

might later on cool the motherboard... :D

The case will have internal persex panels which will be white and also frosted with white light cold cathodes behind....more about that later....should be starting on the build tomorrow going to take the case apart and start with the cutting of the rad hole and also fan holes......

Subscribed to this! I might be looking to do a Gene III build as well. I didn't see any manufacturers making mobo waterblocks, do you know if any of the general ones will fit?

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Subscribed to this! I might be looking to do a Gene III build as well. I didn't see any manufacturers making mobo waterblocks, do you know if any of the general ones will fit?

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Well i have read on XS that the hole spacing of the chipset's and the mosfets are the same as the Gene II...so you can get the kit which MIPS makes for the Gene II and fit it....but when i get the board i will post some dimentions of the hole spacing which should help with getting hold of the right blocks.... :D

Well I got some parts today......:D

Also made some changes. I have changed the SSD to a INTEL X25-M 80gb
and also changed the 500gb to a 1TB 3.5 Western Digital 3.5 Green drive.

The reason for the changes was more space for the OS drive and also more Data storage (Found a place to mount the 3.5 Inch)

Lets have a look at some of the parts....:D

First the Motherboard.....;)

Next the PSU and GPU

Watercooling Parts.....:yepp:

Lastly Having a look at some mounting options of the res, pumps and fan positions....let me know whats you think....:confused:

Oooh watercooled 460... can't wait to see it!

Well i have been doing some cutting, Door has been cut using a CNC Machine and then Rad Hole the old trust Dremel, I have also mounted the pump....

Let me know what you think....!!!!

lookin' good! (except maybe the Noctua fans which i really don't like the colour)
will follow your work !!! :up:

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lookin' good! (except maybe the Noctua fans which i really don't like the colour)
will follow your work !!! :up:

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ya dont like the fans my self looking to change to these fans.....but dont have the money right now.

http://www.enermaxusa.com/catalog/pr...roducts_id=141

much better ;)
i have 4 magmas myself... just a tad too noisy, but awesome look and so easy to clean!!

The projects micro ATX interest me a lot. Sufficient power and smaller cases. Very nice configuration, I am happy of your worklog.

Today i did the PSU cut out on the rear door, think it can out very nice....:)

Well i have done quite alot of work in the last 2 weeks.

I first of all cut out the fan hole for the intake fans at the bottom of the case.

Had all the perspex cut out for the case which turned out great, think its going to look really good in the case.

Also painted all the parts inside the case that i wanted to be white, started to sleeve the PSU cables which are almost finished just have 6 pins left on the 24 pin then the sleeve will be finished.

The project is almost finished have about 20 % to do then i can start putting the final touches on the case, hoping to be finished with the case by next weekend, this is all down to how busy my week is.

I also included photos on how i sleeved my cables, I was going to use white tape around the cables and then sleeve over it but i didnt see myself sitting for hours doing that so i desided to use heat shrink, which turned out great used 3.2 mm which worked well to sleeve the PSU and some more it only cost me 15 pounds which is not bad for 30 meters of sleeving, there is also a photo that showes the differance between having a white backing and not having one.

I also used white poster paper to cover the holes in the front of the case which again was for looks and for a use, looks you will see in the photo and the use was to keep the dust out of the case, and again it came out great which is always a plus.

Well let me know what you think of my work so far.... :D

Here are the photos of the sleeving.....:up:

just something to tease you people

Great picture ;).

Well the project is finished now, worked all night to get it done and now its finished, the only thing is that the northbridge temps are really high and the moment ROG tweak is saying its at 75 C which is way to high for my liking.

I have tryed to overclock the system but it seams to be over heating, I had it at 4ghz and the NB went up to 100 c then the system just shutdown. :(

When looking at the photos i have posted you will see that there are 2 120mm fans placed at the bottom of the system these fans are drawing in air, they have filters fitted to reduce the amount of dust in the case (Yes i know this reduced the amount of SFM) there are 3 fans fitted to the rad these push air out of the case.

I was thinking maybe i should fit a MB waterblock, wanted to know if this would overload the rad, might be going SLI on the gpu which is at 31c idea and 40 load, the cpu at the moment with 1.3v underload is at 45c thats what ROG tweak is telling me (Which i think is correct) underload its about 55c.

I wanted to know from you the watercooling people if i had to add the MB waterblock would this overload the rad, and if not would another GTX460 push the rad over the edge.

I really like the slock heat sink looks good but looks like i might need to get rid of it. :(

Well Asus did have an issue wit the NB overheating on the CH IV formula. Basically the TIM used was not very good in quality and the amount of pressure from the heatsinks was not enough as well. Most of us have made the changes to the standoff to get better contact as well as changed the TIM on the NB and the thermal tape on the Vregs. I would suggest you actually take the board out and check the NB area, to make sure that there is good contact between the heatsink and the NB itself.

Have you considered trying a re-mount? It could be that it was a Friday afternoon job, and the TIM wasn't applied properly...

Looking pretty slick by the way.

I have those same Enermax fans, do you know that you can easily take them apart and flip the "halo frame" 180 so the enermax text is up the right way :) :up:

For years I been using a V600 with a 360Rad stealth on top and I have been testing all kinds o configs.

I must say one of the bigger improvements that I got was when I mounted the top fans (rad) to take air INTO the case. It could help you with your temps on the NB.

In my case I have a xeon 3540 @ 4200 and the NB is around 63 on idle 75 on full. If you go for a SLI this temps will go up.

Maybe you should also try to re mount the NB heatsink, otherwise only a block could help you.

Nice box!

Well because of the weather i had the day off work so i took some photos in the snow...!!!!!

TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK.....!!!!!!! :D

You say in the first post "more on that later" referring to the frosted CCFL behind the bottom piece of perspex but you never spoke on it, other than to show beautiful photos. Can we get some close ups of the inner workings or could you give a brief overview of what thickness perspex, color, translucence, whether or not you sanded it, and how far the CCFLs are underneath it, and what size and how many are the CCFLs?

Farmerbrown, beautiful V600. :clap:

...also thanks for making me further regret not getting 2 when I had the chance when I thought about doing what Jedda did to his V1000's.:shakes:

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You say in the first post "more on that later" referring to the frosted CCFL behind the bottom piece of perspex but you never spoke on it, other than to show beautiful photos. Can we get some close ups of the inner workings or could you give a brief overview of what thickness perspex, color, translucence, whether or not you sanded it, and how far the CCFLs are underneath it, and what size and how many are the CCFLs?

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Hi

Sorry about that I should of explained more behind how I went about the build this coming weekend I will be taking the rig apart to change the CPU waterblock as I just got a new ek HF full nickel block to go with my other nickel waterblock, might wait tell I get ether another gpu or waterblock for the motherboard itself as I am having trouble overclocking this rig for some reason need more voltage which as you know will produce more heat, looking also to change the rad for something a bit thicker so i.e. more heat I can get rid of.

Well I can tell you that the Perspex is 5mm cast frosted Perspex, the reason for this is because of the grill which has been cut in the Perspex by the laser cutter, because in the past I have tried doing the same with normal Perspex but this resulted in the Perspex bonding together because of the heat that is produced when cutting. Cast Perspex costs more but the material properties are much better.

I have a total of four CCFF in the rig, two 4inch and two 12 inch, the two four inch once are positioned at the top of the rig and the two 12 inch under the Perspex. the Perspex is 25mm high (Thickness of the fans) the fans I used where clear so that all the light from the CCFF would be seen, I had used normal no clear fans there would have been a dark outline of the fans as no light would be in that area because of the fans.

I will take more photos in the coming week with a better explanation of how the rig has been put together.

Other than this I trust that you like me rig, I am looking to sell this off and build another one again :D

Wanting to start building and selling rigs like this for a living :D

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Farmerbrown, beautiful V600. :clap:

...also thanks for making me further regret not getting 2 when I had the chance when I thought about doing what Jedda did to his V1000's.:shakes:

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HI

Thanks for the feedback was beginning to think people don’t like my rig. :shrug:

Ya took some time but really am pleased with the results.

I have been looking for this case for over three years and was luck and for someone on eBay (God bless eBay) selling 4 of them brand new in the box :D was going to buy two but when i asked he had sold 3 and I got the last One.

The one thing i love about this case is that it has four 5 1/4 inch bays which is always a plus.

As I said above I am going to be doing an update and will give a more in depth looking into how the rig has been build. :D

It looks good, except I wouldn't put the pump right above the PSU. I would be worried that if anything happened with the pump top, like say it cracked or something, that it would leak into the PSU and have a great potential to kill it. Otherwise nice build.

+1 ^ ive always thought putting a res or pump over the psu was mad!

even if it doesnt leak there, a leak anywhere can run down the outside of tubes and straight in...

Hello

Took some more photos of the rig at night so that the CCFL lights can be seen

I will be some time in the furture adding somethings to the rig, or might sell it and build another rig :D (At the moment second option seems better :D)

Well hope you like :)

Very clean build :up:

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Very clean build :up:

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Thanks :D

I am currently rebuilding the system, going to be changing some of the watercooling parts, also looking into watercooling the motherboard, might be getting one of EK waterblocks but looking into the problems they had with the waterblock.

In the next month or so i will be posting photos of V2 of the case :)

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1871433


What my pc is running at :D

Very nice results!

Very nice! I always wanted to push past 4.6Ghz but never had the chance in the end...

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Very nice results!

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Thanks took some doing :D

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Very nice! I always wanted to push past 4.6Ghz but never had the chance in the end...

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Thanks I have posted at 4.6ghz but its not to stable in windows :/

BUT I got a new toy today :D Rampage III Gene waterblock ;) , just fitted it and all is well so we will see what I can get out of the board now :D ;)

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BUT I got a new toy today :D Rampage III Gene waterblock ;) , just fitted it and all is well so we will see what I can get out of the board now :D ;)

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Its kind of an endless cycle, isnt it? :rofl:

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Its kind of an endless cycle, isnt it? :rofl:

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LOL ya thats true, but thats what its all about lol

Think this is going to be the last update i will be doing to this build after this i will be selling it on.

I am planning another build as we speak going to be something a little more bigger :D and again very different :D

Nice tidy lil build you have there.

Not usually a fan of the coils on the tubes but it doesn't look to bad here.

Good job.

WOW amazing build, A+ work. I'm looking to build a small PC for me to take overseas, gonna go with the Lian Li V600FB. I was just curious what is that panel you have covering the 5.25" bay area and part of your radiator?

Just a piece of acrylic, something i could whip you up in no time with my laser cutter.

Ya its a piece of white acrylic

Genes are so coot.

lol @ snow pics too, epic cooling :ROTF:

How did you find sleeving the Silverstone? I cut my capacitors out but love the PSU.

-PB

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Genes are so coot.

lol @ snow pics too, epic cooling :ROTF:

How did you find sleeving the Silverstone? I cut my capacitors out but love the PSU.

-PB

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Ya loved the gene up untill the point I blew it up ha ha ha :ROTF:

but got a new one about 2 weeks ago so going to do some mods to the rig :clap:

lol ya like the snow pics gose well with the rig :D

so keep and eye on the thread because I have some things planned ;)

OK so its been a year that I have and this rig now, so I think its time that I do some mods to it.

Have had some new waterblock tops cut out :D (see Photos)

Might be looking at getting a better rad mabe a xspc RX360

and mabe a new SSD and some other lighting mods

SO watch this space ;)

Special thanks to Tom and Chilled PC fot cutting the Tops out for me, and also to Gregor at EK for Providing me with the CAD data need to cut the tops out :up:

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Well Boys and Girls been working on the fitting of the new Waterblock Tops.

When it came to fitting the waterblock to the Rampage Gene III I had to mod the Motherboard :eek: yes that’s right kids the motherboard which was one of the most palm sweating things I have ever had to do.

The reason for the Motherboard modding was because of the new rev of the board one of the capacitor (Will Post Image At Some Point) on the board has move so this resulted in me having to mod the holes on the board so that they line up with the waterblock, so out came the drills and files :eek:

This took me a good 2 hours to do but in the end got all the holes to line up :yepp:

Then fitted the waterblock with its new White Top ;) on the board

Then came the moment of truth the power up.....ready....steady....go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And I can confirm that the motherboard works :clap:

So now I breathe for the first time in like 2 hours.

OK now that that’s all done I will be reassembly the case again, might be fitting a new rad if it fits in the case :confused:

SO tune in next time kids ;)

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http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1871433


What my pc is running at :D

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You got that result on a 120.3 rad with a GPU in the loop? Thats one cool running chip :D

Ok so guys and girls I need your help :)

The front panel of the case I am going to change, I am going to fit a Aquaero and a Aquatube and also some switches.

In the images below you will see three different types of the front panel, the first is of just the Aquaero, Aquatube & the switches, the second is the same plus some Temperature LCD displace which would display watertemps in and out of the rad, and the last is the same again but with the tube off centre.

So I am not quite sure which one of the three I should go for so am looking to you guess for some help :)

So let me know which one please :)

The red square in the last image will give you a better understanding as to where the plate is going to be used.

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Ok so today I got some new things for the Rig :p

Special thanks to the guys at Specialtech :)

Again please tell me what you think ;)

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Thats the new Ram waterblock with the other White waterblocks ;)

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New Aqua Tube in White Mmmmm ;)

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And lastly is a Flow Sensor which is going to be used with the Aquaero, only thing is I dont know what the little white tube is used for think it might go in the sensor but for what ??? Can anyone help???

Hi

So I got a load of Bitspower fittings from my friend Gary at Sidewinder Pc which is based in the USA, if your looking for Bitspower fittings that you cant find in the UK Gary is your man ;)

In this post you will be able to get a better understanding of what I am trying to do :)

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Bitspower goodness :)

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An image of the front panel assembly that I will be going with, as you can see there are two switches, Aquatube, Aquaero and lastly a Temp display that will display the temp in the loop :D

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How that case will be set up.

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Fittings that will be used on the Aquatube.

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Close up of the flow sensor :)

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Fittings used on the New Rad (Black Ice SR1 Painted white of course ;) )

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And lastly some Bitspower Goodness :p

As I always say please tell me what you think as comments are always well used ;)

Do not use this small tube by putting inside flow meter it reduces the flow.
Also it's very important to haver correct flow direction (when cables are up the flow should be to right).

Well Hello boys and girls :)

I have just returned from my holiday back to my home land (South Africa).

Before I left I got some things done on the build and also had some things delivered, but I also had a bit of a problem.

When I was testing the motherboard it decided to die on me :(

But I have another one on the way ;)

Also in the mean time I got another toy (Gigabyte X58A-OC) to play around with :D

Also had another GTX460 Top cut out as I have decided to SLI the GPU's.

This coming weekend I will be getting some parts cut out for the case.

Below are some images of the CPU waterblock and of the test rig I am running at the moment.

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OK so I have been go for quite a long time (sorry about that)

But I have been working on the build thou :p

OK so the rampage gene III is out the window :( the third and final board gave up on me so I decided to go with something better :)

The board I decided to go with is........................<<<<<<<<<< MAXIMUS V GENE Z78 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Cant decided whether or not to water cool this bad boy thou Mmmmmm, What you guys think????

Also got some new toys :) Got a new Keyboard mouse and headset all Corsair ;) and if I must say its the best £200 I have ever spent :)

Ok lets get down to the build, I have been to see my local laser cutter and I have given him a number of things I would like to have cut out for the build, which you guys and girls will see in due time.

Also got the second GPU so running test on them at the moment but I can tell you that at the moment I have 900Mhz on the core which I am really happy about.

Well thats all I have for the moment but next weekend I will post some pics of the things I had cut out :)

Until next time kids..........

Hello :)

Well been working on the case today, went to the laser cutter and got all the parts that I had cut out. Must say he did a really good job, will be using him on my next build ;)

Well on to the parts. Had the front plate made which I think it turned out very well. When I was about the get the front plate cut out I decided to get a new motherboard tray cut out also, this new tray runs the full length of the case and this way you will only see white inside the case which looks really good.....!!!!

After I test fitted the tray I raped it in white vinyl, I did this because its easier than painting the tray and also looks better. After I did this I fitted the front plate and also cut out the case where I need to so it would fit.

Now all that remains is to get a CPU for the motherboard and also another SSD because the one I had landed up in my Laptop lol.

Again have a look at the images and tell me what you think of the build :)

Oh ya I also wanted to add another Pic of my Test Bed showing the GTX 460 in SLI :p


Front Face

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The case with the motherboard tray fitted and the test mod and PSU used to see how it all looks

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The RED indicated where the cables will be placed, going to use cable holders to hold them in place so they will make nice neat lines.

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The motherboard tray in the white vinyl rap with the new motherboard fitted.

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How it all looks like in the case with the rad in position.

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Same thing but with the door on.

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Lastly the test bed with the GTX 460 SLI on show ;)

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Hello

Well I did some work on the case over the weekend with regards to the lighting.

I ordered some LED strip lights of good old eBay for a very very good price, and for the price they are really good quality :)

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Just to give you an idea of the LED Strips I will be using (I didn't see the need to get the water proof LED Strips HAHAHAHAHA) get it water proof water cooling :P

The one problem I was faced with was lighting up the Aqua Tube, I wasn't going to use the pre drilled LED Hole in the rear of the tube because I dont like the look of all thous LED cables handing around. SO I came up with a really good plan, take a strip and rap it around the tube itself :)

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So what I did was rape the LED strip with white sleeving so you don't see the unsightly brown LED strip cable.

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Once this was done I created a Round Hoop which will fit over the Aqua Tube.

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How it looks when the LED's are on.

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And the end result. I am quite pleased with how it turned out, then lights don't look unsightly and light up the Tube very nicely, much better than what the 5 LED light in the back would have done.

Now once this was done I moved on to the case lighting. Now I wanted to do the same as what I did for the Tube buy rapping the LED Strip because it makes the LED Strip look more "Sleek" if you will. But this made the lights create a kind of purple beam of light which you can see on all the white parts with in the case so in the end I decided to take the sleeving off and just go with the strip on its own, I mean you hardly see the strip when the case door is on let alone when its off.

Let the Images explain what i was seeing (hopefully you guys can see it)

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With the Sleeving on.

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With the Sleeving off.

Well that's all for now, as always please let me know what you guys think.

Hello....!!!!!!!!!!!

Right as this weekend is going to be a long one (due to the bank holiday) I decided on Thursday that I was going to finish the build off.

So I called the good people at SCAN and ordered the last of the parts I needed, and as always the good people at SCAN made sure that everything go delivered on Friday just in time for the big weekend :) (Thanks SCAN)


I decided also that I was going to measure the temp of the water as is leaves the RAD so I needed to call SPECIALTECH and order the parts and again everything was delivered the next day :) (Thanks SPECIALTECH)

I am was still waiting for my Aquaero's to get sent back to me because for some reason they both decided to die on me a couple of weeks ago, Aquacomputer say that they will be able to work on them in the coming week so hopefully by next week I should have them back.

Even thou I don't have a Aquaero to use I can still finish off the rig and just wait till I get the Aquaero's back (The beauty of having more than one rig...hehehe)

Most of today will be spent testing the PC parts, going to get the motherboard on my test bed and test way ;) (mmm....OVERCLOCKING)

Ok well let's have a look at some photos of the parts and the work that I have managed to do last night.

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The SSD is a 30Gb going to be used for Caching ;)

The PSU is going to be used on my test bed, One I have is on its last legs.

The CPU is a i5 3570k, didnt see the point in getting a i7. Have one now and don't even use it potential.

The RAM is Cosair Dominator Platinum 1866mhz. Real nice looking and its Coasir ;)

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This I need some help on. I got both types of T fitting, cant decided which one looks better. Let me know what you think guys (only going to put the loop together Sunday)


Right now on to the good stuff, below are some Images of the work that I have done so far. Again let me know what you think.

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As you can see the bottom of the case is where the air is going to be taken in from, you can also see the LED strip lighting and the pump position.

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The cover for the fans at the bottom. Its been laser cut from frosted perspex.

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1531.jpg

The final results. As you can see you cant see any of the LED strips when the cover is in place.

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1533.jpg

The fans pulling in the air with dust fillers fitted.

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1534.jpg

Top of the case with the LEDs show, again you wont see these as the RAD and Door are in the way.

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1523.jpg

An image of the cable management so far. The black zip ties will be covered by the RAD when its in place.

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1465.jpg

Top fans, covered them in white vinyl. Think is looks good :)

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1537.jpg

Last image of the case before I went to Bed. Fitted mostly everything that can be fitted at this stage.


Ok well I will be going now have to crack on with the testing of the parts. Oooo if I get some time and if the weather is good I might have one of these....>>>>>>>>>>>>

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1498.jpg

Mmmm love a good Braai (BBQ for the other that dont know)

OK as always please let me know what you guys & girls think :)

Nice to get an update! Was a good little read from the bed this morning! Forgot I was subscribed till I got an email about it!
Keep it up I'm watching :)!

Hello guys and girls.

The build is almost done but going to have some quality photos taken by a friend of mine which I will upload in the next two weeks but for now here are a few photos to give you an idea of the finished rig ;)

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1545.jpg


My technical Rad flusher ;)


http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1549.jpg


How I did the Rad fittings ;)


http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1561.jpg


Before I fitted the white coiling


http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1611.jpg


After I fitted the white coiling


Just some Photos of the finished rig without the red die in the water, I am trying to decide if I am going to add the die in the water or not. Let me know if you think is should :p


http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1621.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1625.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1617.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1607.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1627.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1573.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...x/IMG_1600.jpg

Ok well had some photos taken of the case by a good friend of mine.

Please as always let me know what you think :)

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps5dc49017.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9f416b37.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1b6305de.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...psd22841af.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...psb105b90a.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...psd4d4c722.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps478a7094.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps27c13fed.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...pse926a0e7.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...pse6e8c59a.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1c814f31.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1e252e97.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps59c2e4c5.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1654e782.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...psf345c860.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps5a8f82d6.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1cf193a1.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps31a30b87.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps476e51b9.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps755c6572.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1436272a.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps5a8f82d6.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps93f0caba.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1f930623.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...psb852fb8e.jpg

Was going to erk @ the coiling until I scrolled far enough to see the Red Dye.

And now I see your choice for the coils :up:

Perfecto!

-PB

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Originally Posted by paulbagz

Was going to erk @ the coiling until I scrolled far enough to see the Red Dye.

And now I see your choice for the coils :up:

Perfecto!

-PB

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Glad you liked it :)

Might have another lian li build in the near future so watch this space ;)

Hi guys can you please please please vote for me :)

http://www.cooledpc.com/build/178

Thank you for your support :)

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Originally Posted by Farmerbrown

Hi guys can you please please please vote for me :)

http://www.cooledpc.com/build/178

Thank you for your support :)

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Done :)

-PB