Here's my mess:
Here's my mess:
Originally Posted by pvtdonuts
Sorry for the bad quality, they were taken with my phone. After seeing Lasse.J's build, it compelled me to sell my 2 8800GTS's and the p5n320e sli and get rid of the stacker t01 and get a p182, p5k deluxe, and a 8800GTX. BTW I still need to paint the interior of the side panels.
Nice.
I have a p180b am currently putting together a WC system for it. I used your build as some early inspiration. I already have the tripple rad, filport, T and tubing. I'm just not sure about the pump. I want to put mine in the top HDD bay so I'm torn between the 655 and 355 which would be easier to fit.
Looks like the back end of the 655 would fit in the empty bay. Why didn't you mount it there?
Last edited by iadstudio; 08-21-2007 at 08:41 PM.
Thanks for the comment, The pump would fit in there, but I had a limited supply of tubing and I also wanted the loop to be compact. I tried the empty bay and it would be a bit of a hassle to route tubing for the outlet of the pump as I didn't want to do more cutting than was necessary. It fits well though, doesn't touch anything inside and it's pretty secure.
My first H20 build.
Armor case
Corsair 620 PSU
Asus P5N32-E Plus 650i
E6600
Crucial Ballistix Tracer PC6400 4x1gb
8800GTS 320mb
H20 setup:
Swiftech MCP655-B 12V Industrial Water Cooling Pump
D-TEK Customs Fuzion CPU Water Block
D-TEK Customs Fuzion GFX GPU Water Block / Swiftech MC14 Bga Memory Heatsinks / Swiftech MOSFET sinks
Black Ice Xtreme II Rad (2x120mm) with 4 x120mm Logisys 63CFM fans in push/pull on a rheobus
Swiftech 7/16" tubing and Tygon 1/2" tubing
Swiftech MCRES-MICRO Clear HI-FLOW Water Cooling Reservoir
Temps (celcius) are:
CPU 26 idle and 40 load. Prime stable at 3.6ghz (with fans set to lowest speed on rheobus)
GPU 36 idle and 40 load - 660 core and 927 RAM
Ambiant 24
Corsair 620 PSU, Asus P5N32-E Plus 650i, E6600, 4x1Gb Ballistix Tracer PC6400, Evga 8800GTS 320Mb
Not bad, but if you paint the interior of the case black, it would be looking much better
Upgraded my baby with some GPU cooling. Sorry bout the blurry pics, taken with my 810i cellphone cam.
Even though I ordered the swiftech sinks like a week or so from petras, and they should have the new thermal tape, it still sucked! Didnt stick whatever I did, tried heating the sinks up, etc. So I went with the superglue-in-the-corners-method, worked like a charm.
E8400, P5Q-E, Crucial 2x2GB , XFX 8800GTX , Corsair HX620W
D-TEK Fuzion, MCW60, Thermochill PA120.2, MCP655
hey haydeehobbit, what kind of hd coolor is that?
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Nikkor 18-105mm(Gone) // Nikkor 50mm 1.8 // Nikkor 55-200VR(Gone)
Tokina 12-24 // Tamron 90mm //
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really REALLY need to upgrade.
that is a vantec vortex, i actually have one im about to be selling shortly that i just took out of my old PC, i just have to find all the accessories that came with it.
i heated up swiftech heatsinks with a blow dryer. Stuck on pressed firmly for 15 secs for each ram sinks and left for 2 days for the thermaltape to reach maximum bondage.So far been really firm and hasn't feel off
No, I think he had a date tonight...
He and his EK Supreme are out for a night on the town!
So, guys, FINALLY finished the project Water Inside! Here is some pictures
Motherboard: Asus Blitz Formula SE
Processor: Q6600 G0 @ 3,6ghz
Mem: 4* Ocz FlexXLC 9200 1gb (4gb)
Graphice: XFX 8800Ultra
Systemdrive: WD Raptor 36gb, 16mb cache
Storagedrive: Samsung Spinpoint 400gb
PSU: Corsair HX620
Watercooling: DDC-2 + Petras Top, Bix2 + Bix with titanffans, EK 8800 delrin fullcover, Apogee GTX, Swiftech MCres, tygon 3603 slang everywhere.
NysoO,
I followed the worklog of "water inside" and I think it's a pretty nice case you've made there!
keep up the good work!
The multiple screen Wallpaper topic!: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=190723
The System wallpaper topic!: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=180050
Cool. How's the pump sound with the sides on? (compared to the antec tri cool on low)
@ NysoO: i love the 5th pic down. i love white clear light on nice clean clear tubing with water in it!
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hIGGINS WHAT TEMPERATURES DO YOU HAVE ON THAT GTX
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Why didn't you make that bend from the CPU to the res? The Tygon couldn't take it?
GREAT CASE. btw
Looks like an f fitting for the ram and NB cooling to me
AffirmitiveLooks like an f fitting for the ram and NB cooling to me
Thanks guys for the nice comments
that pump is huge is it a alphacool pump?
No, I think he had a date tonight...
He and his EK Supreme are out for a night on the town!
Looks like an Iwaki to me. The pressure in that tiny ID hose must be immense...
Rig specs
CPU: i7 5960X Mobo: Asus X99 Deluxe RAM: 4x4GB G.Skill DDR4-2400 CAS-15 VGA: 2x eVGA GTX680 Superclock PSU: Corsair AX1200
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GoldenEye, is that a Asetek Waterchill kit?
Yes it is
It's the Xtreme Edition
It's Pomp + Reservoir
hows the performance on the kit, we sell them @ the store I work at but I've never used kits before so it'd be nice to have some insight. Thanks
Actually, to be accurate, it's pump/res/fan controller/temp sensor/optional display all hooked into the pump. I have one as well. You do have the option to seperate the res from the pump if you want to save room. Takes up the same foot print as a hydor l30 without res. Maybe less.
Last edited by Rai_Polo; 08-23-2007 at 11:11 AM.
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