Water Box Xtreme - My new rig!

[ScottyPimpin]

The idea was to pack as much as I could into the smallest case possible.. The case dimensions are 14 7/8" W x 12 3/8" D x 11 1/8" H.

Let me know what you guys think.

List of components:
DD Water Box - customized
i7-920 D0 @ 4.1ghz 1.28v 38c idle 58c load. Ambient room temps 74f.
evga x58 SLI LE
6GB OCZ DDR3 1600 ram
1GB Radeon 6870 Crossfire
1TB Spinpoint F3 HDD
1TB Barracuda HDD (storage)
Ultra X-3 1,000w PSU

Fans:
Two 2200rpm yates on the rad
1650rpm red led yates on top

WC Parts:
Apogee XT WB
EK 6870 FC WB x2
MCP 355 & XSPC Acetal Top on XSPC Pump Stand
Black Ice Xtreme II Rad
All bitspower fittins
1/2" x 3/4" Primo Flex LRT Clear Tubing
Fluid XP+ Phantom Black Coolant
DD Acetal Fill Port

Others:
22mm Red Dot Delrin Vandal Switch
Murder Mod Sleeving
Black pci slot covers & Black Thumb Screws
Logisys 12V 15A Relay w/ Remote Control (controls lights)
Four 4" Red CCFL's.
ALL psu wires are custom made.

[CrazyNutz]

Very Nice. I have the waterbox plus, I wish I had the smaller one like you have.

[evian_26]

nice whats the dimension?

[Kryja]

Looking at it I wouldn't think there was much room for air to get in under the case for the rad, but your temps are nice.

Very smart indeed

[meanmoe]

That's nice. very compact - I like.

[Sadasius]

Nice and simple sometimes makes the elegance. Like the fill/drain setup. Smart!

[ScottyPimpin]

nice whats the dimension?

14 7/8" x 12 1/4" x 11 5/8" (W x D x H)

Looking at it I wouldn't think there was much room for air to get in under the case for the rad, but your temps are nice.

Very smart indeed

I thought the same at first and considered getting different feet for it.. But then I felt the insane amount of air coming through the rad It sits about 1/2" off the table.

Nice and simple sometimes makes the elegance. Like the fill/drain setup. Smart!

Thanks! The fill port was a last minute idea and I sent the left panel back to have the hole cut for it. I just couldn't deal with a hose hanging off the Y fitting, it didn't look right.. not to mention it makes it a whole lot easier to fill and drain with out having to take anything a part!

[aerial]

I would definitely use gpu waterblock, use whole potential of your radiators.

[ScottyPimpin]

I would definitely use gpu waterblock, use whole potential of your radiators.

I'm leaning towards it. No point in investing the money on a block for the 4890 though, i've had that card for a good 16 months now. Just patiently waiting around for the ATI cards to come out.

[aerial]

You can always get gpu only block (not full cover).

[ScottyPimpin]

nah i'd rather get a full block.. really need the barbs on the side of the card to tie it into the loop and keep it looking clean.

[BlueAqua]

Very cool. That Y fitting looks awesome there, and the black coolant/clear tubes looks great.

What hose clamps are those? Koolance?

[ScottyPimpin]

Thanks for all the compliments everyone!

I accidently posted one of the pics twice in the OP leaving out the pic of the left side lit up. The 2nd pics with the lights on is now the left side and not the front twice.

[ChaosAD]

I would prefer using black tubes rather than black coolant. Otherwise graet job you did there

[ScottyPimpin]

Thanks again everyone for the compliments. I'll post up some new pics when I get a gpu on water

[Jokester_wild]

nice, I also have a waterbox kicking around. nice units. Hows your temps with that setup ?

[ScottyPimpin]

nice, I also have a waterbox kicking around. nice units. Hows your temps with that setup ?

CPU only loop atm.. i7 920 @ 4.1ghz 1.28v idles around 38c and 58c load.

I have 10 snakes in the apartment so I keep ambient temps at 74-75f which is a factor also.

Looking to add the gpu into the loop but i'm holding off for the next gen cards.

[ScottyPimpin]

Updated the OP with new pics, specs etc.. check it out!!

[Utnorris]

Very nice!! Very clean!!