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I present to you our last single stage unit
MCT IV "The mother of all singles" :D
http://img386.imageshack.us/img386/5295/mctszw30gg.jpg
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http://img386.imageshack.us/img386/701/mctszw11uu.jpg
Saludos :up:
Very, very nice :toast: Just curious have you tried lowering that desuperheater coil down so that it gets the exhaust from the condensor fan? May make a positive difference may not :(
Regards
John.
Very pretty :) How come there is no "ass" shot? :P
BTW, one thing I noticed, who in here DOESN'T smoke? (for those who builds this single stage stuff) I have yet to see one who doesn't, and thats counting 4 people I personally met, and bunch others who always post one with marboro for size comparison... :P (I smoke myself... hehe.... Just got curious)
Desuperheater... looks good. There just doesn't seem enough space for getting air cooling on that box (I sure will have plenty on my lian-li case since it is EATX case.... and might try cooling it with left over airflow...)
utterly beautiful
i hope mine can look 1/4 as good as yours does
Thank you John!
Well, there is not much space to move the desuperheater, but, as you can see, there are 3 120mm fansdoing circulation inside the case, so, it is not a problem for the desuperheater to get air.
Jinu, the "ass" 120mm fan is a Panaflo "H" all 3 fans are regulated by the G-Froster X, they only work at 100% speed in the start, after -30c they slow down to 70% speed (pwm) so it is plenty airflow inside, and the rear fans is positioned to get good flow, so, is a silent unit.
BTW, here you have "my ass" shot :D
http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/9633/mctszw41le.jpg
carbon "ass"
Very nice, what are the temps like?
That thing is beautiful!!! :banana: :banana: :banana: :eek2:
:slap: :nono: :slapass:Quote:
Originally Posted by jinu117
I DON'T NEVER have NEVER will!!
Very nice work. Top notch finish :)
C-BuZz
I love the ass :) LoL. Such a clean nice look of carbon... :) Guessing computer power is passed through this unit? (so that it can manually shut off computer if power button doesn't work? :P)
Manually? what´s that?, the froster controls start up and shut down :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by jinu117
No no no... what I meant was that if temp reaches too high, there must be a logic to shut unit down (by sending power button signal) and than after the set time has expired and temperature is getting dangerous, maybe it shuts down the system forcebly by taking the power off from PSU through back... (maybe I am going bit far.... It could be just simple splitter to the PSU :P).Quote:
Originally Posted by Ssilencer
Used to have relay and control setup like that I made while back when I first got into peltier water cooling... (think about 2 years or 3 now)
the flex hose (thing coming out of the top... is that the right term?) looks awfully short.
other than that, beautiful
That is what the froster controllers do for emergency shut down.Quote:
Originally Posted by jinu117
Bloody sorcerer, I will take a pic with my computer installed, is not short, it is just perfect. :)
nice build, but the evap line is a little short IMHO.
just thought i'd add, tobacco smokes YOU
I actually don't like too long of suction line. Makes it hard to close the lid of case. (which is the case with vapo LS, Mach I, Mach II)
shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit... *chokes on his cornflakes*
Jeez, if i were to own/make something like....... sell it?!? :stick:
he sells those units to other people:)
From the first time i saw it . I love it :hehe:
Nice work. It is so beauty :P
Saludos y suerte ;)
I want 1 just like that.get on MSN today when u have time and ill trade some of the stuff i have and u want for 1 of them :)
very nice front and backpanel :woot:
Beautifull unit there... Cheers!
Thank you guys
Hey BB, contact me by msn bro.
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Originally Posted by gkiing
I think it's ok
http://img37.imageshack.us/img37/5104/mct1292lq.jpg
pizza
:D :D
bling bling :)
24" Dell tft?
it looks very nice
well done
In english: excellent work, man!
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In spanish: La puta q lo parió, esta rebuena...impresionante, loco. Felicidades. :D
Mayb with a p4 setup its difficult to get the evap on it like some one said because the short suction line. but hey! what a great piece of art!
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Originally Posted by BeSaiD
In english thanks mate!
IN spanish, jajaja gracias macho, si queres una, te hacemos, calculo que lo conoceras a @itor, al menos por sus radiadores y water blocks.
WAUS, it is simple, I dont think about using a p4 in my single, so, I dont need a hose larger than that, if I want to do something for a p4, I'd used a longer suction line, but again, the suction is larger than you thought...
Little video of the starting secuence
:D
Wheres the video lol :stick:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ssilencer
here ---> :D
Nice unit! :toast:
as far as i can horribly mis-translate that spanish stuff, it sounds like stuff that belongs in PMs or FS forums :-P
beautiful unit, but i still think that evap line is a touch on the short side. but, if it works, who cares! :)
i love the scream :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ssilencer
How long do you want a suction line be for an under case single stage?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bloody_Sorcerer
do you ever made a unit?
do you understand that under the armaflex hose there is suction line flex stainless steel? Do you have a meter in your eyes? :D
please...
Edit: maybe you made a bad translation, we were joking
After using odd number of units, I can say that the way SSilencer has is probably best for A64 setup (as I always had problem with long suction line). And if I am not mistaken, the tubing can be pulled up a little further up if necessary... right? (Seems like it is P-trap right after the insulation at bottom which can be easily --- welll maybe not so easily-- bent up)
Thats one damn fine looking cooler Ss. I think you need a black Carrera GT to match this one.
IF you want one, we can do it... the porsche carrera off course! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by G H Z
Jinu, you're right, btw the suction looks short cause I put a large armaflex insulation over the flex braid near the evap. And yes, I wanted to close the case easily.
http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/1...0medium5og.jpg
http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/5406/flex7qc.jpg
http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/2...ema10042tx.jpg
http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/2...17large7qi.jpg
Hehe^^
When I run insulation from the evap head, I usually go that far back too, works well.
:toast:
Really beautiful unit. Temps and performance aside, it's just a really well thought out and gorgeous package. :clap:
Gray
To answer the question, YES! I like it :D
You guys are getting too darn professional with these builds :D Make us homemade peeps look pretty, well......homemade :p: Excellent looking unit!
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Originally Posted by stockhatch
hehehe thank you stockhatch!
What's your nick means?
Very nice "Professional Work" thats just great for the guys who want to use their pc 24/7..........I like it!!!!!
Thank you Walt
I hope some day we can get the units available in the states.
OT :) I made it up when I joined a Mustang forum back in the day and it stuck. When I came up with it, I had a 5.0 Mustang hatchback that was pretty much stock :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ssilencer
Out of curiosity, do you use dielectric in the socket with your evap hold downs?
What temps do you see with your unit SSilencer?
Sweetness :toast: ....now let me ask you - what's the two plugs on the bottom for (obviously, besides power :p: )?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ssilencer
BTW, here's how I cool my desuperheater (2x80mm fans):
http://img326.imageshack.us/img326/5096/desup7rp.jpg
yeap, I used dielectric in the socket, and something like liquid electrical tape and dielectric grease on the back. I'd never had a probb caused by moisture, so I will continue using it.Quote:
Originally Posted by stockhatch
One is the power input. the oter is the output that controls the pc-psuQuote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
What kind of temps is the unit getting under idle/load and what are the specs on the cpu?
This unit was doing -50 under load with a newcastle 3000+ @3200mhz 1.85vQuote:
Originally Posted by halcy
Now is doing nothing, cause now I have a :banana: venice and a pair of :banana: memory :(
I'd overcharged it a little now to cool the compressor a bit more as it is now in a closed case and as you know, the venice didnt need extreme temps, so, now is at nothing :( waiting to get a pair of TCCD and a good processor next week.
X2! X2 :)
Gotta tell you, that is the way to test heat on AMD :P
Send me yours!Quote:
Originally Posted by jinu117
:banana:
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Originally Posted by Ssilencer
Haha, its awesome! Just noticed one thing. Either that was a really up close picture, which I know its not, or that is one very big capacitor.... Whats the rating on that cap?
I dont remember but it is not big, just a little bigger than a box of Marlboro :D
And is not in the single.
Little movie
nice looking vapor phase U got there. Now oc in the dark room is also one part of the disko fever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ssilencer
looks gr8!!
is the fan painted?
Hello,
I'd like to talk with you about building these units en masse (or at least as they are ordered) for our business. Please email me at zen269@yahoo.com.
Very nice work.
-Wulfgang
i believe it's a Titan LED fanQuote:
Originally Posted by the_new_guy
Nice idea...Quote:
Originally Posted by Wulfgang
I will :up:
@jinu117, I don`t smoke ;)
@Ssilencer, nice work mate ! Did you test it with load ?
Update, I missed last two pages :p
Man that is very nice good work.
Thanks
This unit is not any more in my hands, it is in the UK now, being modded by Gray Mole for the guy that bought it.
As for load testing:
http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/7302/load6mn.jpg
NOTE THE FAN SPEED LOW (SILENT)
:D
Top nice there
wow that unit looks real nice. Love the shiny panels and the blue lights.
damn we got some good builders on this forum