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[CyberDruid]

And more....

[tiro_uspsss]

its the ALL SEEING EYE!!! RUN FRODO!!

[CyberDruid]

There's still more

But that's too much already...

[CyberDruid]

SAURON!

[tiro_uspsss]

those Logisys HDD silencers any good?

[MrWizard6600]

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'My Credentials" as Darth Beavis might say....

Thats umm... totally awsome.

[ka lok]

looks like pump/rad is in the section below... lian li case i think. i love the clean white look (actually what i'll be doing except with blue colored coolant). UV would ruin the cleanliness of it.

ka lok => where u have radiator and pump ? Can I see photo ?
Very nice setup,good cable management Good work...but with UV it will be great

hi guys, sorry it took so long to get back. had to go out and earn my keep so that i can feed my pc tinkering addiction.

Thanx for the kind comments. the case is a silverstone TJ07 and have stuffed most of the kit in the bottom compartment. am waiting for some dtek fire red dye to add a ickle something something to the innards. am hoping its goin to be close to blood red.... am also waiting for a EK waterblock for my 8800 GTX.

The journey was a bit turbulent at the start, screwed 2 holes into pa 120.3 and had to fill with silicone (thanx to Marci for exceptional advice regarding this ). also ruined previous video card installing EK block, hence nice shiny new 8800 GTX.

Heres some more pics of bottom and back of the darling!!

[Senater_Cache]

cyberdruid...your keyboard is the epitome of old school haha

[shazza]

Kudos, ka lok ... very nice build.

@CyberDruid - wow, lots of great stuff there.

[ka lok]

Cheers shazza, appreciated!

[CyberDruid]

The Logisys drive things are okay..there's definitely better cooled HDD mounts around though.

[C'DaleRider]

ka lok....nice setup you have. One suggestion, though. I'd really think about removing the gel pad from under your pump and replacing it with some foam blocks stuck to the underside of the pump.

You'd be quite surprised how much heat is dumped from the underside of Laing pumps and those gel pads, while isolating noise quite well, also insulate the pump into retaining its heat being generated. I was quite surprised to find out how hot my Laing DDC pump was running while sitting on one of those pads.

I since changed over to 3/4" square high density foam blocks--one stuck to each corner....they're 3/4" cubes, actually, and allows at least a bit of air movement under the pump. Made them out of the highest density foam door seal strips I could find at the local hardware store, a pair of scissors, and some double-sided tape.

[pH(x)]

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Been meaning to make another one of these with gauges...soon.

Now that's Xtreme,

[CyberDruid]

Check these out: http://www.plastixs.com/pdfs/mchfmti.pdf

The small one has no aluminum in it...hard to tell how restricitive it is from the specification in the pdf...but I have been thinking about gettng three of those...

[ka lok]

ka lok....nice setup you have. One suggestion, though. I'd really think about removing the gel pad from under your pump and replacing it with some foam blocks stuck to the underside of the pump.

You'd be quite surprised how much heat is dumped from the underside of Laing pumps and those gel pads, while isolating noise quite well, also insulate the pump into retaining its heat being generated. I was quite surprised to find out how hot my Laing DDC pump was running while sitting on one of those pads.

I since changed over to 3/4" square high density foam blocks--one stuck to each corner....they're 3/4" cubes, actually, and allows at least a bit of air movement under the pump. Made them out of the highest density foam door seal strips I could find at the local hardware store, a pair of scissors, and some double-sided tape.

cheers for the advice didnt realise the laing pumps produce so much heat. will try find a block of foam somewhere to replace it. will have to do it after i recover from immense drubbing i got from paint balling. ache like a donkey!!!

[CyberDruid]

Just getting started on this Kandalf LCS rebuild...XSPC 320 rad, MCP 655 Pump. FuZion WB...And Tribal Res...the green tubes are for fill/bleed.

[ka lok]

Just getting started on this Kandalf LCS rebuild...XSPC 320 rad, MCP 655 Pump. FuZion WB...And Tribal Res...the green tubes are for fill/bleed.

That looks excellent!! reminds me of a grasshopper in a wierd and wonderful way!! My mind can see some odd things sometimes....

[DarthBeavis]

Crap Cyber this is frikken awesome!!!!! TribalOverkill is reading the posts here BTW.

[ANP !!!]

Thats freakin awesome work man . Never seen something like this before.

great work.

[n3wbi3]

Does anyone know anyone who has an eVGA 680i with watercooled south bridge and a 8800 GTX? I am trying so hard to find a water block that fits/clears the 8800. I intend to go to a watercooler for the 8800 GTX, but I need to know it's all gonna fit!

i used 2* Swiftech MCW30 on my evga 680i (nb &sb) and a Swiftech Stealth on my 8800gtx fits ALL GOOD

[nzbleach]

pimpin!

[CyberDruid]

Fat tubes! Sweet. WOW what a big and shiny black box you have

[Origin_Unknown]

i used 2* Swiftech MCW30 on my evga 680i (nb &sb) and a Swiftech Stealth on my 8800gtx fits ALL GOOD

also if you look at the swiftech website it shows you it using sli

[n3wbi3]

Fat tubes! Sweet. WOW what a big and shiny black box you have

LOL made it from scratch ..... its a custom build

[shazza]

Very nice, n3wbi3!!!!