I've never heard of them until now but I did some digging and you are indeed correct. Thanks for the infoOriginally Posted by SP1
I've never heard of them until now but I did some digging and you are indeed correct. Thanks for the info
Zawards are also Globe Fans and Enermax Enlobal fans I can't tell which is which.
yar
Main rig
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Cpu: Intel i7 920 @4.2ghz - Ultra 120
Motherboard: Evga x58 classified
Ram: 12gb 6x2gb Corsair 7-7-7-20
Psu: Hiper 880watt
Gpu: Ati radeon 5870
Sound card: Asus xonar d2
HD Array: 3x ocz 60gb summits (raid 0) & 300gig velociraptor
HD Controller: Adaptec 2405 SAS controller
Optical: Samsung 22x dvd-rw
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Update some pics
Shuttle SD39P2; Intel Q6600(G0); Crucial Ballistix Tracer 4Gb DDRII-800 (@4-4-4-12);
XFX 8800GTS XXX Version 320Mb;
320Gb SATA2 16Mb/7200rpm; Pioneer DVD-RW (SATA);
All WaterCooled (CPU, NB, VGA) by CORSAIR Nautilus500(120mm rad) + Dual 80mm rad
Logitech G9; Logitech G15; ASUS MW221u 22" LCD (2ms)
Here she is finished with her clothes on..
New System : I5 2500K, P8P67 Pro, 2gig Cellshocks 1800 (some ripjaws on order), 2x Powercolor 4870's, 120gig Vertex 3 SSD, Corsair AX 1200W PSU, Swiftech Watercooling.
Old System : QX9650 @ 450x9.5 (4275ghz), Maximus Extreme (Bios 1001), 2gig Cellshocks 1800 1:2 (7-7-7-15), 2x Powercolor 4870's, X-fi, 2x 32gig Mtron SSD's (Raid 0), Antec 1KW Quattro PSU, Swiftech Watercooling.
Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 @ 3.3 Ghz 24/7 Scythe Ninja
Asus P5B Deluxe WIFI nb @ HR-05 sb @ NB47J
Geil Ultra 2x1Gb@ 450 Mhz 1:1 24/7
Samsung Spin point® 200Gb S-ATA ll 8Mb 7200 RPM
Galaxy GeForce 7900GS 256MB DDR3 1,2ns Zalman Edition Zalman VF900-Cu
Leadtek WinFast TV 2000XP Expert
Creative SB Audigy 2 & Sennheiser HD 202 & Logitech X-530
Tagan 380-U01 @oploty Anteck Plusview II @Maty BeQuiet
still not finished, but heres a lil update. looks a bit better now
great work - could you elaborate on how you mounted the blocks to your shuttle sockets?Update some pics
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New work-in-progress - watercooled dual-rad Lian-Li A05:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=156162
Opteron 175 @ 3.0GHz
273x11
The problem with the shuttle is it does not use a standard 775 bolt pattern for the cpu cooler hold down so you have to modify your cpu cooling block hold down to match the shuttles hold down holes by adding adjustable slides of some kind
see this:
Last edited by johnnyli; 08-31-2007 at 08:33 AM.
Shuttle SD39P2; Intel Q6600(G0); Crucial Ballistix Tracer 4Gb DDRII-800 (@4-4-4-12);
XFX 8800GTS XXX Version 320Mb;
320Gb SATA2 16Mb/7200rpm; Pioneer DVD-RW (SATA);
All WaterCooled (CPU, NB, VGA) by CORSAIR Nautilus500(120mm rad) + Dual 80mm rad
Logitech G9; Logitech G15; ASUS MW221u 22" LCD (2ms)
Here she is..... after months of searching this thread i finally decided to take the plunge. THis is my first attempt at WC'ing. I may try again and use an EK Res. instead of the Micro-Res. My temps look fairly good, but i think the water in the resv. is being heated by the 8800 GTX.
Loop: Resv. - Pump - CPU - Rad - Resv.
Things I need to work on:
1. Cable managment (cut holes in back of MB tray)
2. New resv. and shorten the loop
Last edited by SpinCykle; 08-31-2007 at 08:38 AM.
PC:
Abit IP35 Pro. (Bios 11)
Q6600 G0 (723A) 3.6 ghz - 400mhz - 1.40 vcore(bios)
Crucial Ballistix PC 6400 - OCZ Cooler - 1:1 FSB/DRAM -2.1 vmem - 1.29 MCH - 4-4-4-12 2T
Evga 8800 GTX
Silverstone 850W Modular PSU
WD WD250KS
Cooling:
Silverstone TJ07 BW
Swiftech MPC655
Thermochill PA 120.3 (Yate Pull Config)
Swiftech High Flow Micro-Res
D-Tek Fuzion Block
EK Full Cover 8800 GTX Block
w/c loop:
Pump: Swiftech MCP350 with Koolance top
CPU: Swiftech Apogee GT
Hose: Masterkleer 7/16"
Fitings: EK HighFlow Fitings 1/2"
Radiator: XSPC RS360 Triple with 3x CoolerMaster TLF-S12-EB
Reservoir: Swiftech MCRES-Micro AGB
My new setup:
I'm very happy with the dead silence of this setup, it consists of:
- Hydor Seltz L30 II A/C pump
- MCR320 radiator
- 3x Yate Loon fans
- 1/2" ID Tygon tubing (R-3603)
- D-Tek yellow dye
- Swiftech Apogee GT
- Random dollar store container
This slick setup cost me $180.00 CAD, and it gives me the ability to run my E2140 @ 3.2ghz, 1.43V with a load temperature of 34ºC.
Yes, I picked yellow because everyone has blue/red/green.
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Maybe everyone has those colors because yellow looks like pee?
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....forgive me Father..
Or beer, I just dislike being a conformist.Maybe everyone has those colors because yellow looks like pee?
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or it really is pee as a coolant
Heres my baby..... Well, my 2nd baby :P...
Almost totally done!.
Still have to do cable management, etc....
I still have to put something where the Acrylic is missing. I had to leave that bit, since my Case would not close with Acrylic at the end, cut the Side Panel, a bit too much.
Specs in Sig...
Last edited by Ad1tya; 09-01-2007 at 12:43 AM.
CPU : E8400
Motherboard : Abit IP-35 Pro
Memory : GSkill DDR2-800 2GBHZ @ 1:1 445 4-4-4-12
Graphics Card : Palit HD4870 Dual Sonic
Display : Dell E228WFP
Storage & OS : 1TB | Windows 7 64bit
Sound Card & Speakers/Headphones : X-Fi Platinum (HotRod) > Zero DAC > BeyerDynamic DT990 Pro
Peripherals : Razer ProType Keyboard | Steelseries Ikari Optical | Razer Goliathus Speed.
Case : Coolermaster ATCS 840
PSU : OCZ GamerXtreme 700W
Ad1tya, I had the exact same problem on my p5b deluxe with that memory cooler and my 8800gtx. Took the fans out of the cooler and mounted them on a flat strip between two posts screwed into the motherboard mounts.. nice work btw..
New System : I5 2500K, P8P67 Pro, 2gig Cellshocks 1800 (some ripjaws on order), 2x Powercolor 4870's, 120gig Vertex 3 SSD, Corsair AX 1200W PSU, Swiftech Watercooling.
Old System : QX9650 @ 450x9.5 (4275ghz), Maximus Extreme (Bios 1001), 2gig Cellshocks 1800 1:2 (7-7-7-15), 2x Powercolor 4870's, X-fi, 2x 32gig Mtron SSD's (Raid 0), Antec 1KW Quattro PSU, Swiftech Watercooling.
haha pee, next time you better use brown color to make it like pooor it really is pee as a coolant
if u turn ur rad downwards, u can place the pump under it directly and get much shorter tubing
Soon to be :
ASUS P8P67 Deluxe, Intel SB i7-2600k, G.Skill Rj-X F3-12800CL6D-4GBXH, MSI HD6950 2GB, Corsair 750AX, Intel 80GB G2 SSD, DELL U2410
Used to be: SaFrOuT
Here is my watercooling custom setup with laingD5-swiftech apogee gtx-nexXxos xtreme 360-custom made tank.
Thanks for the tip, I never thought of that.
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2 new photos of my setup.
My first try to build a clean mod clean-mod:
Hi i am new user(PL) and here is my watercooling.
And how? Do it be polish good WC?
I've had this setup running for a few weeks now, decided it was finally time to get some pics of it up.
The radiator, a Koyo/Adrad Ford Falcon AU Copper rad, fin area measuring 67cmx45cmx32mm.
The enclosure for the entire setup, which sits outside on a balcony. Amazing what $15 of pine and ply can get you.
Shots of the pump and an old heater, serving as a fan. Pump is a Nightingale TCP130, Qmax 90L/min, Hmax 23m. From memory it's around 1/2HP; My pump is bigger than your pump!
The fill tube:
The air bleed tube:
A few minutes drilling yielded a couple of 1/2" holes, into which were inserted a pair of copper pipes, over which the tubes were forced. The smaller hole is for the line to the power board, which feeds the pump and fan.
The tubes emerging from the other side of the wall. I am yet to clean this end up.
The tubes final destination: A Swiftech Storm Rev2 on an E6600.
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