[ Project ] : Altair | A Lian-Li PC-P80, dual loop, all internal build

[eponymous]

Ah okay, I get it now
Yeah I also put a P/P on the front rad, just inverted the fans on the door, as the air is coming out of the case on the front.
Anyway, looks really professionnal, personnally I did all the mountings home-made

I was thinking of doing that. I'm not sure though as it may screw-up the airflow inside the case. Does it work better for you?

I have those brackets in my v2000, holding a feser 240 with scyths perfectly in the drive bays. Great product lol.
Build is looking good, keep the updates coming

Thanks

w00t, update!

Do you know why this brackets are of different width? I have no idea why they didn't made them identical
And also for what those hole with plastic edging is? Fan cables I guess?

Yeah I'm not sure either. One is adjustable whereas the other one isn't :S
The plastic edged hole is for the fan cables, yeah

[D0BR0]

I was thinking of doing that. I'm not sure though as it may screw-up the airflow inside the case. Does it work better for you?

Well on the triple on the front (which is a sort of P/P with the fans on the door), there's the loop with the CPU and the whole mobo. I get 45°C on an i7 @ 4.1GHz, which imo is good. And for the airflow, with the rad on the floor pushing the air out of the case, I read that it's similar to a "sandwich" configuration of the rads, so less performance. Of course, nice airflow, but with my solution, all the air of the case is extracted, so it results in a depression inside the case, and the air is "sucked" from the outside by some of the ventilation holes. Quite a strange system I know, but that way, there's (I find) less dust inside the case, because there isn't any huge kind of air tunnel going through the whole case.

[XKaan]

Looking great!

I really like your Res\Pump mounting solution!

[eponymous]

This is great stuff. Giving me some idea for my setup, I think am going to "steal" that pump/rez mounting system

Please feel free That's why I tried to make this worklog a sort-of tutorial to help others.

Well on the triple on the front (which is a sort of P/P with the fans on the door), there's the loop with the CPU and the whole mobo. I get 45°C on an i7 @ 4.1GHz, which imo is good. And for the airflow, with the rad on the floor pushing the air out of the case, I read that it's similar to a "sandwich" configuration of the rads, so less performance. Of course, nice airflow, but with my solution, all the air of the case is extracted, so it results in a depression inside the case, and the air is "sucked" from the outside by some of the ventilation holes. Quite a strange system I know, but that way, there's (I find) less dust inside the case, because there isn't any huge kind of air tunnel going through the whole case.

Cool, I'm going to bear this in mind. I may just turn the fans round on the door and reverse the fans on the other side of the rad.

I also think it's a good idea using the front rad for the CPU and the other for the GPU.

Looking great!

I really like your Res\Pump mounting solution!

Cheers man