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    Phase Cooled Dual Loop Lian Li PC343 - 99.9% complete 03/03/10

    Welcome to my build

    This Project would not be possible without:

    Little Devil Phase Change < Click for link to contact him
    His phase unit is, frankly, amazing. He sprayed the compressor white for me, the condensor black, and custom made it to my measurements, its just fantastic!

    Duniek - Custom Watercooling / CNCing < click for link

    Duniek is making the custom waterblocks for my motherboard, so I can hopefully reach some stupid clockspeeds hes a great guy and funny at times and he does EXCELLENT work


    Hardware

    Asus Crosshair III
    Phenom II 965 BE
    4Gb Dominator 1333mhz
    HD5850
    Coolermaster Real Power Pro 850w
    1Tb Samsung Spinpoint F1
    LG Blu-Ray Drive
    Lian Li PC-343

    Cooling

    Custom Phase cooling Unit By LittleDevil
    Loop 1: Tribal Overkill Dual Reservoir > Phobya Pump > Phobya 120.1 > Crosshair III Block
    Loop 2: Tribal Overkill Dual Reservoir > Phobya Pump > EK 120.2 > 5850 Waterblock



    On with the show!
    Last edited by retrogamer1990; 03-03-2010 at 04:17 AM.

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    And heres the compressor and condenser mounted:






    ----------------------------------------------------

    heres the case:

    This whole project was built around a V2x00 but this PC343 came up and it has been professionally modded by marcus at WCUK (it was his rig!) and it was at the right price, and it is exactly what I wanted looks wise, so I jumped at the chance.

    heres the case:



    here it is a while back with a i7 setup (long gone)

    and heres how it looks with my hardware & fans installed





    its a big-un sat on my desk


    The Phase unit

    I'll show you the photos LittleDevil Sent me of the unit




    @250w Load

    Thats one big box


    and finally, a nice frosy evap :P



    mmm whats in the box?

    Two of these: phobya pumps and some tubing

    EK motherboard block


    ooh whats this orange box?

    it says EK on it...

    its a nickel plated 5850 Block! (with backplate and white top!!)



    Lots of sexy fans

    phobya 120.1 radiator, with an innovative fitting placements (more on that later)

    another EK box...

    it's their 120.2 radiator!

    and finally some lovely fittings and SATA cables



    after working for 12 hours solid disassembled it, cleaned it, got the motherboard waterblock installed, graphics block installed, rads in, replaced all the fans, and...er thats about it hehe. It dosent sound like i did a lot in 12 hours, but i'm meticulous.
    SHINY!








    Funny story...
    I needed some vaseline or dielectric grease to insulate my CPU socket so that condensation wouldnt get in and fry it.
    I couldnt find any grease, so I thought the easiest thing to do was use vaseline, I thought we had some already, but we didnt.
    So anyways, I got some change and went down the road.
    I nervously walked into my local shop and looked around. The woman behind the counter asked me what i was after. I said "This is going to sound strange, but all I need is vaseline."
    She looked at me, clearly trying not to laugh.
    "It's for my computer!" I said loudly, turning red.
    "That's the best excuse I've heard yet!" she smirked.
    All the customers turned around and gave me funny looks.
    She slowly handed me a large tub of vaseline, chuckling to herself and I hastily paid and walked out.
    The things I go through to build this bloody computer!


    motherboard insulated unit set up and tested successfully! running for hours with no issues
    next step is to hook up the WC








    load temp


    oh yeah, i forgot the lighting pr0n :p

    case, side on, light on, internal lights off

    case side off, lights on, internal lights off

    side off, lights on, internal lights on,

    darkness, internal lights on

    and a little bit of extra sexyness
    Last edited by retrogamer1990; 01-29-2010 at 06:42 AM.

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    Very near completion, just need 2 more fans and some smoked acrylic

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    Great work .. im amazed i need to find a case like yours .. also awesome the cooling combo, great job retrogamer

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    beautiful! i was definitely thinking of doing something along the lines of this (phase change in case) but im curious what kind of power usage does a phase change cooler use?

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    dudu, that's really insane !

    oh, and nice !
    Duality: Q9550 - P5Q Deluxe - 8GB OCZ - HD5850 - 4,64TB WD - HX650 - X-fi - Aquaero 4 - Lian Li V1000b II Plus @Dual loops watercooling

    Loop 1 => DDC18w w/ EK X-top V2 - EK Supreme HF - EK FC5850 - PA120.3 - Multires 150
    Loop 2 => DDC18w w/ EK X-top V2 - PA120.1 - MIPS mosfet 1&2 - mips NB - Mips Ramfreezer 4 - MIPS SB - Multires 150

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    hell yeah, white GPU & MB tops, huge white painted and sleeved phase unit = super winning combo

    any OC'ing results?
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    Lian Li PC-P80 | Thermochill PA140.3 | Noiseblocker fans | mdpc-x stuff

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    Yeah really interested to know what OC you have. Thats an insane build.

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    Thanks guys! I havent OC'd or anything yet really, WC Loops need filling before i can use it (This weekend probably) though when I was testing it I'll say this, on Air it refused to be stable at 4ghz @ stock volts, but 4ghz on phase was rock solid all day @stock less heat = less volts

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    Oh and I'll take some properly good photos when it's done, i'll get the tripod out and everything :p

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    whats your plans against condensation?

    nice work btw


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    Theres vaseline directly in the socket, around the socket and then a layer of eraser, and neoprene for extra insulation / neatness

    Hmm, update will probably be after the weekend, I've just wired a switch and a kettle lead plug (like a PSU) to an acrylic backplate so I dont have a mains plug coming directly out of my case, and I can turn the unit off/on, but my actual kettle lead cant take as many amps as the unit needs....it nearly melted... :p so i needs to buy a more robust 16a 250v one off ebay

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    That looks incredible, especially the dark shot with the lights, i love this whole project

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    Incredible work, really love this build.

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    Looks sweet!! Makes me want to reinstall my phase unit. Great job!!
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    Very nice man...all so neat and well put together well done!
    CPU:Q6600 @ 3.6Ghz (4.05GHz for bench)
    CASE: Corsair Obsidian 800D
    RAM:4GB OCZ SLi RAM @ 800 Mhz 5-4-4-15
    MOBO:EVGA 780i SLi MB
    GPU:Sapphire 5870
    PSU:Corsair HX850
    RAM COOLING: Dominator Airflow RAM Cooler
    HDD1:WD raptor 150 Gb 10,000 RPM
    HDD2:Samsung 500GB 7,200 RPM
    Monitor:LG 24" Flatron W2452T
    OS:Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
    RAD:Thermochill Pa120.3
    CPU BLOCK:Swiftech GTZ
    PUMP:Laing DDC 12V 18w Pump With XSPC Top
    RES: EK 150 Res

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    one question, has the ek full cover block a smooth surface or a rough?

    I love your build!
    Macbook: 2x2,4GHz . 4 GB RAM . 9400M GT . 250GB HDD

    Desktop: Casemod - Orange Crush @ TJ07

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    awesome!! really awesome!! very clean, i never saw a rig with compressor cooling looking that clean!! great work!!

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    thanks guys!

    Quote Originally Posted by ipuoL View Post
    one question, has the ek full cover block a smooth surface or a rough?

    I love your build!
    what area of the block specifically?

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    the surface of the white acetal.
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    smooth

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    Really awesome job, retro! Love the LiLi cube and the color scheme
    Had a good, healthy chuckle at the vaseline story...
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    Quote Originally Posted by CptDreadFlint View Post
    Really awesome job, retro! Love the LiLi cube and the color scheme
    Had a good, healthy chuckle at the vaseline story...
    ditto Really nice job incorporating the phase unit into the build.

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    Quote Originally Posted by retrogamer1990 View Post
    smooth

    that sounds good thank you for the quick answer!
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    Can you host the pics somewhere else? It appears your photobucket bandwidth has run out.

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