This'll be my second water-cooling project. My first one was a success, though when time came to upgrade the watercooling loop, the small case appeared to be a problem.
Solution: Get rid of it and buy a new one
Current Hardware:
Intel E4500 @ 2.8ghz (on stock cooling)
EMX P35-Pro Motherboard
2x1GB Crucial Ballistix Tracier ddr2 800mhz
250GB Western Digital SATA
MSI NX8800GT OC (Single slot)
Corsair HX620
I'm planning to get two 4870's, and upgrade my power supply. After a while, I'll upgrade both my motherboard and processor.
Here's a picture of my first water cooling project: 3D-Aurora-Zero
My new case:
Huge!! Here it is compare to a standard generic ATX casing:
Spacious I'll be putting in a 360 radiator on the bottom (bye bye hdd racks), then I'll be using (read: stealing) an hdd rack that came with a different case which I already gave to my younger brother
Lots of nice stuff inside,
I already placed my system inside the case since I was really REALLY itching to, so here it is
Removable motherboard tray:
All done!
My watercooling components:
Ones I already have
- DTek FuZion Version 1
- Nozzle Kit
- 20feet of Blue Feser tubing goodness
(I bought this item from junkun a.k.a bugkalot in XS, that's why his name is on the pic.)
- Swiftech MCP655
- HW Labs Black Ice GTX II 360
- MCP30 for my northbridge
- Alphacool Reservoir 10
- Radiator Fans: Thermaltake A2018's
I know they're not the 'conventional' radiator fan, but I like the leds.
Here's a nice picture of the Lian-Li V2010
Any suggestions as to how to order my loop? I wanted to put the radiator on the bottom, but it seems that having it above will make it closer to the processor, thus lessening the amount of tubing I would need to go from radiator to cpu block, meaning more efficiency, less tubing used, and cleaner look. I could then reserve the bottom space for a radiator for my gpu's. Any advice would be nice
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