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As said I removed the original fancontroller, it is now replaced with Scythe Kaze Server fancontroller instead.
This controller will measure water temperature in the outlet from the CPU and motherboard loop via two Bitspower temperature sensors (connected in a Bitspower "Q" fitting) and control 6x LianLi 140mm 1200rpm fans on the Feser Monsta radiator. I need to control the exhaust fans (red leds LianLi) and the supply fans (blue leds LianLi) independently of course.
The Feser monsta will be laying sideways - PSU backplate is modified so that the PSU is mounted above the Monsta.

The third channel of the Scythe Kaze Server fancontroller will be used to measure water temperature in the GPU/MB loop and control 2x 120mm SilenX IXP-74-14 Ixtrema Pro 72CFM (this is the GOOD SilenX fans ).
After much testing I decided to go for Magicool Elegant 240mm copper radiator with integrated reservoir ( test of magicool 240mm )
The Magicool Elegant 240mm copper radiator with integrated reservoir for GPU/MB will be mounted in top of the cabinet (SilenX - red leds - fans in suck conf.)

Last channel will be used to control the third loop in this system the PSU - Koolance 1700W Liquid-Cooled Power Supply, Rev 1.5 / 1700W since I have 240V and 20 amp fuse for the computerrrom.
This loop have a Magicool Elegant 120mm copper radiator with integrated reservoir and one 120mm SilenX IXP-74-14 Ixtrema Pro 72CFM.
This radiator will be mounted in the lower compartment - in front of the Feser Monsta and the SilenX fan - red led - will have a suck. conf.

So in other words - both the Monsta and the 120mm Magicool get their air from the right side of the cabinet - and whilst the Monsta exhaust the airflow out an left side - the Magicool 120mm for PSU will exhaust in front of the cabinet.

Might be a bit confusing all this above - but I assure you - all this is tested thoroughly in advance.
Worklogs that goes over 2-3-4-5-6 months is not my thing - so I decided to build my computer first - test it - rip it apart again and do the final adjustments/order more parts and THEN start a worklog (and I know I'm not gonna s*hit my leg either )



Fancontroller is glued with Tec7 - one of the strongest glues I am aware off .. will have to dry until tomorrow !

If anyone have any GOOOOOD suggestions - time is now - tomorrow I will start the build.

Edit; seems like my 5970 is further delayed so I will have to run 4850x2 (watercooled of course) until it arrives