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    Now there is a new update again.

    I also just won the eVGA stepup contest.

    That means i can stepup from my 8800GTS to a 8800Ultra by paying the price difference. I can't decide if i should take the offer. Guess it depends on how much eVGA want me to pay.

    And the Ultra cards is so damn long. It will ruin my plan of where to place the reservoir.
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    Ultra IMHO isn't worth the money specially if ur GTS is 640mb version
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    Do you get to keep your GTX?? Sell the Ultra on!

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    no he doesn't

    step-up prg from evga lets u send ur 3 months old vga and upgrade to better one and only pay the diff
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    Nice! Keep up the good work!

    Nice cat too!
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    nice lcd too... global express waiting required...

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    lasse.j5,

    Do you have any creative ideas in store for routing the exhaust from the PSU or will you leave it as is?

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    Nice to see some top notch WC action from DK

    Keep up the good work
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    Quote Originally Posted by SaFrOuT View Post
    Ultra IMHO isn't worth the money specially if ur GTS is 640mb version
    Yeah thats what i think too.

    Quote Originally Posted by Patriote View Post
    Nice! Keep up the good work!

    Nice cat too!
    Thanks
    She might sneak into some more pics later on

    Quote Originally Posted by jinsean View Post
    lasse.j5,

    Do you have any creative ideas in store for routing the exhaust from the PSU or will you leave it as is?
    I have thought of that. And i think ill try to guide the exhaust air with a fan to test if it makes any differense temperature wise. If not then ill just leave it as it is.

    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas FJ View Post
    Nice to see some top notch WC action from DK

    Keep up the good work
    /Thomas
    Tak for det

    Expect and upcomming order on some Thermalright stuff soon

    Btw. Why aren't you selling ThermoChill rads in your shop? If you sold them then you would have every item a Watercooler would ever need
    Watercool Project! (Check it out!) (New update: 25/07-2007: Pics of costom made RAM-cooler + lapjob)



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    Asus P5K Deluxe
    Crucial Tenth Anniversary PC-5300 2 x 1024 Mb @ 900 MHz, 4-4-4-9, 2.05 Vdimm (Costom cooled)
    Inno3D 8800 GTS 640 Mb @ 648/1512/1021
    Corsair HX520W
    2 x WD Raptor 74 Gb (RAID0)
    Antec P180B (3 x Scythe S-FLEX SFF21E @ ~ 10 V)
    Samsung SyncMaster 226BW 22"
    Sunbeam Rheobus


    Watercooling:
    Swiftec Apogee GTX (Bowed)
    Swiftec MCW60 (Swiftec MC14 and MC21 ramsinks)
    Thermochill PA120.3 (3 x Shakoon Silent Eagle 2000 @ ~ 6.5 V)
    Laing DCC-2 18W (Aplhacool top)
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    Quote Originally Posted by lasse.j5 View Post
    Yeah thats what i think too.



    Thanks
    She might sneak into some more pics later on



    I have thought of that. And i think ill try to guide the exhaust air with a fan to test if it makes any differense temperature wise. If not then ill just leave it as it is.



    Tak for det

    Expect and upcomming order on some Thermalright stuff soon

    Btw. Why aren't you selling ThermoChill rads in your shop? If you sold them then you would have every item a Watercooler would ever need
    How much is the step up cost per card if its an 8800GTX? I'm considering it if it doesnt' break 100$ a card.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ranker View Post
    How much is the step up cost per card if its an 8800GTX? I'm considering it if it doesnt' break 100$ a card.
    I think they calculate if from how much you gave for the GTX.

    They told me to send my invoice and then they would reply with a price.

    But my card is not a eVGA card its an Inno3D.

    I can only upgrade mine because i won a competetion, so the procedure might be different.
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    Inno3D 8800 GTS 640 Mb @ 648/1512/1021
    Corsair HX520W
    2 x WD Raptor 74 Gb (RAID0)
    Antec P180B (3 x Scythe S-FLEX SFF21E @ ~ 10 V)
    Samsung SyncMaster 226BW 22"
    Sunbeam Rheobus


    Watercooling:
    Swiftec Apogee GTX (Bowed)
    Swiftec MCW60 (Swiftec MC14 and MC21 ramsinks)
    Thermochill PA120.3 (3 x Shakoon Silent Eagle 2000 @ ~ 6.5 V)
    Laing DCC-2 18W (Aplhacool top)
    EK Multioption 150
    Masterkleer 7/16" ID
    EK High-Flow fittings

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    Man very nice build you have there

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    Quote Originally Posted by lasse.j5 View Post
    Tak for det

    Expect and upcomming order on some Thermalright stuff soon

    Btw. Why aren't you selling ThermoChill rads in your shop? If you sold them then you would have every item a Watercooler would ever need
    We are looking into it...
    I can't say more at the present time

    But thanks for the kinds words
    /Thomas

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    Quote Originally Posted by IanY View Post
    Oh.. the color on the inside top of the Swiftech GTX is going to fade and there'll be some black dye coming off. Not to worry. Its perfectly normal. No, the top of the Apogee GTX is not made of delrin, but those who are scared of any use of aluminum are foolish because the plating is of considerable quality. Don't even think of painting anything on the inside of the block. You will wreck the highest performing water block in the market.
    A question. When this die starts to fade will it discolour the water in the loop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by burton View Post
    Man very nice build you have there
    Thanks alot

    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas FJ View Post
    We are looking into it...
    I can't say more at the present time

    But thanks for the kinds words
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    Would be awesome

    You are welcome.

    Quote Originally Posted by PCTwin View Post
    A question. When this die starts to fade will it discolour the water in the loop.
    I would not think so.

    When i was changing to the larger O-ring i used some grease to install it. I then used some alcohol to remove the grease afterwards and i noticed some black color on the towel i was using. So maybe if you wipe it with alcohol before use you avoid the fading of the dye?
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    2 x WD Raptor 74 Gb (RAID0)
    Antec P180B (3 x Scythe S-FLEX SFF21E @ ~ 10 V)
    Samsung SyncMaster 226BW 22"
    Sunbeam Rheobus


    Watercooling:
    Swiftec Apogee GTX (Bowed)
    Swiftec MCW60 (Swiftec MC14 and MC21 ramsinks)
    Thermochill PA120.3 (3 x Shakoon Silent Eagle 2000 @ ~ 6.5 V)
    Laing DCC-2 18W (Aplhacool top)
    EK Multioption 150
    Masterkleer 7/16" ID
    EK High-Flow fittings

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    pics aren't working for me
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ender17 View Post
    pics aren't working for me
    Yeah i know. I'm working on it. Should be fixed within 10 mins

    EDIT: The pics are working again
    Last edited by lasse.j5; 05-29-2007 at 11:08 AM.
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    System:
    Intel Core 2 Duo E6420 @ 3600 MHz, 1.52 Vcore
    Asus P5K Deluxe
    Crucial Tenth Anniversary PC-5300 2 x 1024 Mb @ 900 MHz, 4-4-4-9, 2.05 Vdimm (Costom cooled)
    Inno3D 8800 GTS 640 Mb @ 648/1512/1021
    Corsair HX520W
    2 x WD Raptor 74 Gb (RAID0)
    Antec P180B (3 x Scythe S-FLEX SFF21E @ ~ 10 V)
    Samsung SyncMaster 226BW 22"
    Sunbeam Rheobus


    Watercooling:
    Swiftec Apogee GTX (Bowed)
    Swiftec MCW60 (Swiftec MC14 and MC21 ramsinks)
    Thermochill PA120.3 (3 x Shakoon Silent Eagle 2000 @ ~ 6.5 V)
    Laing DCC-2 18W (Aplhacool top)
    EK Multioption 150
    Masterkleer 7/16" ID
    EK High-Flow fittings

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    what did u use to paint the case
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    Quote Originally Posted by IanY View Post
    Oh.. the color on the inside top of the Swiftech GTX is going to fade and there'll be some black dye coming off. Not to worry. Its perfectly normal. No, the top of the Apogee GTX is not made of delrin, but those who are scared of any use of aluminum are foolish because the plating is of considerable quality. Don't even think of painting anything on the inside of the block. You will wreck the highest performing water block in the market.
    pictures paint 1000 words iany:







    If these bother you, get a soft toothbrush, and scrub the dye off b4 you drop it into the loop. that silver underside is nickle plate.

    And you guys should really listen to iany. He and nikhsub are probably the only people i can think of on this forum whose had the block b4 i did. I was part of the review that went on this forum.

    But YES it does come off, that was done on dual DDC-2. I have a RD-30 now, and i scrubed the dye off, with a soft toothbrush. And it comes out very easily with warm water.
    Last edited by NaeKuh; 05-29-2007 at 11:30 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SaFrOuT View Post
    what did u use to paint the case
    I just used normal spraypaint.

    I think it turned out okay.

    Quote Originally Posted by NaeKuh View Post
    pictures paint 1000 words iany:


    If these bother you, get a soft toothbrush, and scrub the dye off b4 you drop it into the loop. that silver underside is nickle plate.

    And you guys should really listen to iany. He and nikhsub are probably the only people i can think of on this forum whose had the block b4 i did. I was part of the review that went on this forum.

    But YES it does come off, that was done on dual DDC-2. I have a RD-30 now, and i scrubed the dye off, with a soft toothbrush. And it comes out very easily with warm water.
    I doesn't really bother me. As long as the water don't turn black
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    System:
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    Asus P5K Deluxe
    Crucial Tenth Anniversary PC-5300 2 x 1024 Mb @ 900 MHz, 4-4-4-9, 2.05 Vdimm (Costom cooled)
    Inno3D 8800 GTS 640 Mb @ 648/1512/1021
    Corsair HX520W
    2 x WD Raptor 74 Gb (RAID0)
    Antec P180B (3 x Scythe S-FLEX SFF21E @ ~ 10 V)
    Samsung SyncMaster 226BW 22"
    Sunbeam Rheobus


    Watercooling:
    Swiftec Apogee GTX (Bowed)
    Swiftec MCW60 (Swiftec MC14 and MC21 ramsinks)
    Thermochill PA120.3 (3 x Shakoon Silent Eagle 2000 @ ~ 6.5 V)
    Laing DCC-2 18W (Aplhacool top)
    EK Multioption 150
    Masterkleer 7/16" ID
    EK High-Flow fittings

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    I wouldn't really trust spray paint on the inside of your look there
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    lasse.j5,

    Did you do any sanding or special treatment to the interior of the case b4 spray painting? Or you just gave it a few coats and it came out that nice?

    It looks really nice...
    Last edited by jinsean; 05-29-2007 at 10:21 PM.

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    Great lookin build man! I actually like the P180 in black, especially with the black interior. Good job on the external rad mount as well. I can't wait to see it finished
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    nice looking rig d00d! Quick question though, which Thermalright backplate did you get and do you know if that would work for the GT or the Fuzion as well? cheers m8

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    Where did you get the clamps to attach the rad?

    Where did you get the metal clamps to attach the radiator? did you build it yourself?

    How long did it take you to assemble the cooling system including the rad too?
    Last edited by picard; 06-03-2007 at 02:05 PM. Reason: Add more info

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