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    What it looks like now... but it looks different day to day when I'm testing hardware







    Rad fans and pump are controlled by the MiniNG... Silence is bliss
    Or when I feel like a little benching they can be turned up for performance
    Controlling the 18W DDC pump and 3x1W fans makes the MiniNGs really hot... so just put some thermal tape on the back and stuck it onto the aluminum chassis.


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    Quote Originally Posted by YMAA View Post
    I can think of two reasons:

    1) People who change blocks frequently for testing or other reasons may not because the quick mount is just as it sounds....quicker.

    2) People haven't realized the correlation yet. I find a tighter block is less prone to have air bubbles in the TIM and just makes better contact.
    Thank you very much, I guess I will use the pro-mount now

    Quote Originally Posted by 3dchipset View Post
    The top and bottom of the 250 can use the compression fittings. It's the (V) section you mention you want use that the compressiong fittings (at least the O-ring bitspower 1/2" OD) doesn't seem to fit well
    Quote Originally Posted by twwen2 View Post
    Nah i don't think they seal properly. I have the 250 res and BP 3/8in ID 5/8in OD and they don't quite go in. I've bought some G1/4 extenders so the barb clears the recession.
    This is what I wanted to know, thanks to you two ^^
    You just saved me some $

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    12 Hour build for my nephew.

    So me and my nephew put together a w/c setup for him. Took us 12 hours roughly, although having bad ram really messed things up from a trouble shooting perspective. Otherwise, we would have had it done in about half the time, . He is going to do some sleeving and wire managment when he gets home, other than that I think it came out well. Ambient temps were 26c with idle at 40c and load at 55c for the CPU and the video cards were 33c idle and 38c under load.

    Here are the specs:

    MM UF2O case
    E8400 EO stepping at 4Ghz and 1.36v
    4Gb Kingston 8500 Ram
    2x 500Gb WD HD in Raid 0
    2x HD3870's in CF
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    Primochill 1/2" ID, 5/8" OD Green UV Tubing
    Swiftech Micro Res
    Various 1/2" Barbs
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobly View Post
    There's def something to be said for thicker tubing
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    Quote Originally Posted by DarthBeavis View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by slim142 View Post
    Oh please do help me out on this one as I would hate to spend $20 on 2 compression fittings to find out they wont fit in the 250 res!
    Well I just hooked up some 1/2" by 3/4" BP compressions to an EK250 and it didn't leak. but I'd still do a bit of modding just to make sure the o-rings get compressed enough.

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    Get Koolance compression fittings, they are just as good as BP's at half the price.

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    @Utnorris

    do have a large vdrop on your board??
    we have a same board but i have a large vdrop like .5v something

    but nice LCS!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Utnorris View Post
    So me and my nephew put together a w/c setup for him. Took us 12 hours roughly, although having bad ram really messed things up from a trouble shooting perspective. Otherwise, we would have had it done in about half the time, . He is going to do some sleeving and wire managment when he gets home, other than that I think it came out well. Ambient temps were 26c with idle at 40c and load at 55c for the CPU and the video cards were 33c idle and 38c under load.

    Here are the specs:

    MM UF2O case
    E8400 EO stepping at 4Ghz and 1.36v
    4Gb Kingston 8500 Ram
    2x 500Gb WD HD in Raid 0
    2x HD3870's in CF
    DVD Burner
    Gigabyte GA-EP45-DS3R
    Vista Home Premium 64bit

    W/C Gear
    MCP350 with Petra top
    Swiftech MCR320
    EK HD3870 Full Cover Water blocks
    D-Tek Fuzion V1
    Primochill 1/2" ID, 5/8" OD Green UV Tubing
    Swiftech Micro Res
    Various 1/2" Barbs
    3 Scyth 120mm/38mm Fans for Rad
    3 Green LED Fans
    2 Silenx 120mm for HD cooling
    Hey, any particular reason for mounting the D-tek upside down ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by roger_h99.nor View Post
    Hey, any particular reason for mounting the D-tek upside down ?
    Direction of the flow ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by emuexport View Post
    Well I just hooked up some 1/2" by 3/4" BP compressions to an EK250 and it didn't leak. but I'd still do a bit of modding just to make sure the o-rings get compressed enough.
    Well I have decided to use standard fittings, dont want to spend time doing modding. Thanks for the info!

    Quote Originally Posted by Utnorris View Post
    Get Koolance compression fittings, they are just as good as BP's at half the price.

    Utnorris
    Prefer to stay with BP, they been great so far

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    Quote Originally Posted by eternal_fantasy View Post
    What it looks like now... but it looks different day to day when I'm testing hardware

    *pics*

    Rad fans and pump are controlled by the MiniNG... Silence is bliss
    Or when I feel like a little benching they can be turned up for performance
    Controlling the 18W DDC pump and 3x1W fans makes the MiniNGs really hot... so just put some thermal tape on the back and stuck it onto the aluminum chassis.
    Good man, all talk about optimal pump placement being the bottom of the case is BS.
    Self-proclaimed and convincing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by inCore View Post
    Good man, all talk about optimal pump placement being the bottom of the case is BS.
    As long as you properly bleed out your loop where you place your pump don't matter.


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    Quote Originally Posted by hawk999 View Post
    @Utnorris

    do have a large vdrop on your board??
    we have a same board but i have a large vdrop like .5v something

    but nice LCS!
    Thanks.

    Actually no, I was surprised that the vdroop was around only .02v which is fantastic. I had the Gigabyte P35-DS3R and the vdroop was unreal, so I was hesitant about getting this one for my nephew, but I like Gigabyte from the reliability and user friendliness sides. It was super easy to OC this chip on the board. I was having trouble getting some Kingston ram to work at the rated speed, but I just didn't have the time to fool with it, so I left it at SPD. Anyway, great board for the money and th usability.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roger_h99.nor View Post
    Hey, any particular reason for mounting the D-tek upside down ?
    Yes, direction of the flow and since it is a dual core, orientation really doesn't matter unlike a quad core.

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    (CPU) Swiftech HD (GPU) EK HD7970 with backplate (RAM) MIPS Ram block (Rad/Pump) 3 x Thermochill 120.3 triple rads and Dual MCP355's with Heatkiller dual top and Cyberdruid Prism res / B*P/Koolance Compression Fittings and Quick Disconnects.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Utnorris View Post
    Thanks.

    Actually no, I was surprised that the vdroop was around only .02v which is fantastic. I had the Gigabyte P35-DS3R and the vdroop was unreal [...]
    It's horrible, it makes it impossibe to set anything properly.
    Self-proclaimed and convincing.

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    A small update on my case, in the near future there will be another update with Primochill 3/8 Black Tube + Bitspower Black Sparkle fittings and some other stuff









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    sweet carbon fiber
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    @ Winni, is that textured or just painted sticker? wheres it from?
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    Thought it was time I posted some decent pics of this bad boy













    Also, credit to Matias23 and his beautiful Lian Li for giving me inspiration for my pump brackets.
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    Still a mess as I'm waiting on my mcp350 res top to come before I rip it apart again and mod the pump and clean up the case.

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    Nice build WhiskeyAqua!

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    wow nice WhiskeyAlpha looking good
    and how do you get solley your tubing lichting up like that because whit my cathodes i also get a bit of a purple extra glow...

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    WhiskeyAlpha nice looking mm one of the best i have seen

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