Water Cooled Case Gallery

[dualbrain]

@coolmiester:
Your Yamaha-Mod and the SLR-Mod are both very very nice
It is so close to perfection. Just a little more cable-management work and black-PCBs (any sponsors for coolmiester out there? ) from your neighborhood and it is a MDPC Lots of people recommend your systems. Go for it coolmiester!

[MDPC]dualbrain

[Yeknom]

Gigabyte boards come to mind.

Totally. At least Gigabyte makes cheap boards

[rbsmontemor]

New mobo

[Patriote]

Freaking good looking rbsmontemor!

[Janno]

rbsmontemor, i love how you attached the RAM fan
might steal this one

[peebee]

Now Equipped with a Thermochill + Shroud and a Nexxxos Extreme III in Top

[rbsmontemor]

Freaking good looking rbsmontemor!

Thank you

rbsmontemor, i love how you attached the RAM fan
might steal this one

Feel free do to that

Rbs.

[disruptfam]

looking awesome peebee how your temps now with the thermochill?

[peebee]

Not tested yet. Coming soon! But Idle at same temps the fans run slower than with the Nexxxos for CPU.

[Ros999]

First post, first WC Built ... in progress

This forums give me good idea

[disruptfam]

can you show full pics of case man!!! i want to do something similar to you is that a v2000 mate????

MORE PICS!!!

[~aoe~]

Here's my 2nd attempt at water cooling, this time with the ever-popular TJ07 case.

Swiftech blocks for CPU and NB, PA120.3 in the base, MCP655 pump and an EK150 reservoir. Liquid is Feser Aqua pure distilled water with Feser View blue dye.

As I've taken most of my ideas from other builds posted here, the layout may seem familiar to many of you . Probably the only thing different to most builds is the HDD module mod. I got the idea from AndyM, and took a Lian-Li module and modded it so the cables run at the front of the case. If anyone is interested in the mod, let me know and I'll post some pics in a separate thread.

Well, onto the case:

[disruptfam]

very nice mate looks great!!

this your second rig? do you still have you cube?

[NysoO]

Very nice rigs, loving the clear 3603. Though it will probably turn cloudy by time :/, but then again, it's really nice, so, what the hell

[~aoe~]

very nice mate looks great!!

this your second rig? do you still have you cube?

Thx. Yeah, still got the cube. Planning some minor changes to it soon which I'll post soon in the build log.

This was my previous rig and it was screaming out to be water cooled . Yes, I have become addicted to water cooling, but I have it under control

[ladderman]

Here’s a few day shots of my rebuild.

[ladderman]

And some night shots too.

[Xilikon]

Great build, ladderman.

A question : where did you hide the SF800 ?

[taylormsj]

pee bee - how did you sleeve your 24 pin ATX? i cant get my pins out

[Ros999]

Disruptfam: Yes it's a V2000, great case to WC

Here pics of the full case

[taylormsj]

White cathodes and panel installed

[peebee]

pee bee - how did you sleeve your 24 pin ATX? i cant get my pins out

Took an AC-Ryan Pin-remover for this and as it broke, I took 2 needles to get every pin hardly out of it

Now I know,that I really do not want to do it again My hands still hurt, when I think about it

[Origin_Unknown]

Ros999 is that a pa120.3 with a pa120.2 and a pa160.1?

[dualbrain]

Peebee

taylormsj: if you cant get them out - cut the wires and recrimp.

[ladderman]

Great build, ladderman.

A question : where did you hide the SF800 ?

Thanks mate.

I haven’t added the SF800 yet because I’m in the middle of finding out the max overclock. I want to record the temps at different speeds, so when I do add it I’ll know how much effect it has on the temps.

I put a joint in the length of tubing that goes from the PA to the Fuzion, so all I have to do is drain that part of the loop, remove the joint and put the SF800 in it’s place. The red arrow indicates where it will be.