I don't think they were talking about your build mate
I don't think they were talking about your build mate
Oh, i presumed from this they were:Originally Posted by MomijiTMO
I don't think they were talking about your build mate
it's a D5 with the "industrial type" (brass) top
edit: my bad I just had a closer look at Koen's pics...it's a completely different pump
Freebo - look at the post #9686
Thanks for comments
The pump is a hot water service pump as rafwlkp said. Without my "mods" it looks like that:
Such pumps were pretty popular here in Poland before 12V Laings came in. Some people still prefer them because of their high reliability and very low noise (comparable to MCP655 at first gear).
Low noise <3.
Ugh but then my next complaint would be fans. . .
Was the pump expensive?
In Poland it cost ~100$
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Someone, I beg you, please help me with my horrible wire management! I hate this case, wire management - horrible with it.
Any links where to find that pump? Seems to be interesting..
ah finally i received the mb brace for my ascension...so i can finish the last steps.
found a lil laing ddc and a pa160 during tidying up...could be a funny fifth loop for the mips mem cooler doen't it
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Check this one, same case
Last edited by WarFront2142; 07-10-2008 at 09:29 AM.
Gigabyte Tower Aurora 570
Core2Duo E6750 2.66MHz@3712MHz(8x464)
Gigabyte GA-P35-DS4 Rev 1.1
Corsair XMS2 6400C4, 4x 1024MB 5-4-4-11@900MHz
MSI NX8800GT-512MbDDR3@720/1800/2060
Corsair 620 watt
Oh i see, heh weird your name is the same as my PC's XDFreebo - look at the post #9686
Thanks for comments
The pump is a hot water service pump as rafwlkp said. Without my "mods" it looks like that:
Such pumps were pretty popular here in Poland before 12V Laings came in. Some people still prefer them because of their high reliability and very low noise (comparable to MCP655 at first gear).
Interesting pump wished everyone had the same opportunity
It's only one minus of this pump... It's 230V input ;/
And lower flow than DDC
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Sry 4 my english
http://galeriawc.pl
But it's quiet, u know becouse u had one ^^
But not ideal quiet:P
~~~~~~~~water
Sry 4 my english
http://galeriawc.pl
hmm, so tell me what pump is ideal quiet for u mate
ALL when are turned OFF
~~~~~~~~water
Sry 4 my english
http://galeriawc.pl
Right, just looked at your system and thought of some ideas...
You can use a 1 inch hole saw to make the following openings and then put a gromet into the hole so that it doesnt cut you open whilst your fiddlin around.
1st Hole: cpu power cable and fan cable (rotate 1/4 turn clockwise so that fan cable is closer to the opening)
2nd hole: Psu and IDE cable (it will go through with some Persuasion!!)
3rd hole: GPU, pump and sata cable
4th Hole: USB connectors and jump leads
Once all the leads are at the back of the MB tray, tye them together so that it sits behind the 5.25 cage
This should hide most of the cables for you. Hope this helps!!
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W/C
DTEK Fusion CPU Block EK NB Block
EK FCK8800GTX
DDC 3.2 ultra EK Res
Thermochill pa120.3 3x Sharkoon 2000 + 2x Zalman ZM-F3
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thought Id share some daylight pics of de girl!!
C2D 8500 oc 4.0 @ 1.354v 2GB CRUCIAL TRACER 8500
Asus P5K-E WIFI 2x Hitachi 250 GB Raid 0
BFG 8800 GTX OC1 Samsung 20x DVD RW
W/C
DTEK Fusion CPU Block EK NB Block
EK FCK8800GTX
DDC 3.2 ultra EK Res
Thermochill pa120.3 3x Sharkoon 2000 + 2x Zalman ZM-F3
Mcube BigNG
Sweet, thanks. Ill try that when I get back from vacation, but I wanted some advice before I got home lol.Right, just looked at your system and thought of some ideas...
You can use a 1 inch hole saw to make the following openings and then put a gromet into the hole so that it doesnt cut you open whilst your fiddlin around.
1st Hole: cpu power cable and fan cable (rotate 1/4 turn clockwise so that fan cable is closer to the opening)
2nd hole: Psu and IDE cable (it will go through with some Persuasion!!)
3rd hole: GPU, pump and sata cable
4th Hole: USB connectors and jump leads
Once all the leads are at the back of the MB tray, tye them together so that it sits behind the 5.25 cage
This should hide most of the cables for you. Hope this helps!!
Enjoy your hols mate
C2D 8500 oc 4.0 @ 1.354v 2GB CRUCIAL TRACER 8500
Asus P5K-E WIFI 2x Hitachi 250 GB Raid 0
BFG 8800 GTX OC1 Samsung 20x DVD RW
W/C
DTEK Fusion CPU Block EK NB Block
EK FCK8800GTX
DDC 3.2 ultra EK Res
Thermochill pa120.3 3x Sharkoon 2000 + 2x Zalman ZM-F3
Mcube BigNG
Nice ka lok! Are those bay covers from Lian-LI? Do they fit snug?
Yep they are lian li and they fit as snug as a bug in a rug!
Last edited by ka lok; 07-10-2008 at 03:19 PM.
C2D 8500 oc 4.0 @ 1.354v 2GB CRUCIAL TRACER 8500
Asus P5K-E WIFI 2x Hitachi 250 GB Raid 0
BFG 8800 GTX OC1 Samsung 20x DVD RW
W/C
DTEK Fusion CPU Block EK NB Block
EK FCK8800GTX
DDC 3.2 ultra EK Res
Thermochill pa120.3 3x Sharkoon 2000 + 2x Zalman ZM-F3
Mcube BigNG
I like the loop in that TJ.
20 Logs on the fire for WCG:i7 920@2.8
X3220@3.0
X3220@2.4
E8400@4.05
E6600@2.4
One question real quick
Im planning on using 8 fans for a Feser rad 480 once it comes out
However, rad only comes with 16 screws for 4 fans and I would need 16 more screws to mount 4 more fans on the other side of the rad
Which size should I buy out of all of this? (Preferibly, same size as the ones that come with the rad)
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/spsc.html
Thanks!
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