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    Quote Originally Posted by aka_GK View Post
    brilliant layout, love it! and everything else as well
    Thanks for the encouraging words!

    I nearly forgot to take photo during bleeding the loop ... 30mins still got micro bubbles. Shut off one of the pump bleed faster ... my bad admiring the tornado inside the reservoir

    Fast snap shot ... goosh! wetting my camera! Manage to get 2 good shot .. the rest crap! No tripod during the shooting >



    Bleed baby bleed!



    War with bunch of wires now ... will update soon!

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    Hmm, why does it look to me that GPU full cover has inlet/outlet connected for flow to go straight through/with bypassing block?

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    Quote Originally Posted by churchy View Post
    Hmm, why does it look to me that GPU full cover has inlet/outlet connected for flow to go straight through/with bypassing block?
    Because it's a 295 EK block which has a very different layout than most conventional waterblocks. I believe it's seated correctly like this .
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    Oh, ok then. I just checked in initial post that 295 changed to 5970 with EK FC5970 block and that IIRC was conventional one.

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    Great work. You really hammered through the build and wasted no time. Awesome.

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    These bubbles in Reservoir looks sick nice shot
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    Personally, there's one thing about your loop routing that I would change. I would keep it res > pump > radiator > GPU > motherboard like you have it now, but instead, I would then route it CPU > radiator > res. The tubing from motherboard > radiator > CPU just looks... odd and cluttered to me.

    I think it would cut out a bunch of tubing for you and make it look cleaner.

    I guess to make it clearer, I would:

    res > pump > radiator > GPU > motherboard > CPU > radiator > res

    instead of your

    res > pump > radiator > GPU > motherboard > radiator > CPU > res

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    Quote Originally Posted by churchy View Post
    Hmm, why does it look to me that GPU full cover has inlet/outlet connected for flow to go straight through/with bypassing block?
    Quote Originally Posted by Alexandr0s View Post
    Because it's a 295 EK block which has a very different layout than most conventional waterblocks. I believe it's seated correctly like this .
    The EK 295 single PCB Block has the parallel flow design .. kinda cool

    Quote Originally Posted by churchy View Post
    Oh, ok then. I just checked in initial post that 295 changed to 5970 with EK FC5970 block and that IIRC was conventional one.
    I still waiting for the EK5970 block to arrive. Again one of friend say HD5970 will not fit into my case! Haha! I will try ...

    Quote Originally Posted by y0gi View Post
    Great work. You really hammered through the build and wasted no time. Awesome.
    Thanks! Got to complete this project asap ... going for business trip on the first week of July .. another one week for me.

    Quote Originally Posted by kwscore View Post
    These bubbles in Reservoir looks sick nice shot


    Quote Originally Posted by Polizei View Post
    Personally, there's one thing about your loop routing that I would change. I would keep it res > pump > radiator > GPU > motherboard like you have it now, but instead, I would then route it CPU > radiator > res. The tubing from motherboard > radiator > CPU just looks... odd and cluttered to me.

    I think it would cut out a bunch of tubing for you and make it look cleaner.

    I guess to make it clearer, I would:

    res > pump > radiator > GPU > motherboard > CPU > radiator > res

    instead of your

    res > pump > radiator > GPU > motherboard > radiator > CPU > res
    I like the idea! The reason I route the hose in this way because I want my CPU to be cool as possible ... maybe 1 or 2 deg better. The radiator before the CPU is the first radiator that intake the fresh cool air. I tried to visualize the hose routing ... it almost the same. Thanks for the idea, appreciate it a lot!

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    It won't really effect temps at all because you still have the same radiators and the same pumps. Water temperature evens out after a certain time to its equilibrium temperature. Longer tubing like yours or shorter (I think?) like mine won't really effect the temps at all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Polizei View Post
    It won't really effect temps at all because you still have the same radiators and the same pumps. Water temperature evens out after a certain time to its equilibrium temperature. Longer tubing like yours or shorter (I think?) like mine won't really effect the temps at all.
    With 2 radiators stack, I believed the first radiator will be cooler than the second one. That's why I connected the CPU only to the first radiador. Maybe I'm wrong ... let's see the outcome after the completion of this project.

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    1 SSD ..



    3 More!



    First RED SSDs!



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    Mounted to the case >



    I know that this is overkill ... hey we are the Extreme!

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    *Is so full of envy even his text is green*

    Sweet SSD's dude, I'm completely stunned by the total overkill
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    o may god sweet
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    Superb!

    How about a red plexi plate on the other side of the ssd's too so that the ssd's are sandwiched?

    I can imagine that would look cool.
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    I don't have a huge preference between intel and OCZ SSDs, but some OCZ SSDs would look very sleek in there.

    Also, somewhat off topic, there is a PCI card that holds up to 4 SSDs ... I'll try and find the name and link.
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    damn.... raid0?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ScottALot View Post
    Also, somewhat off topic, there is a PCI card that holds up to 4 SSDs ... I'll try and find the name and link.
    http://www.anandtech.com/show/3788/o...ble-pcie-ssd/1

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    Yeah that's not it, but still interesting.
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    Very nice bro!...

    Overkill is always good....


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    Quote Originally Posted by Alexandr0s View Post
    *Is so full of envy even his text is green*

    Sweet SSD's dude, I'm completely stunned by the total overkill
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    Quote Originally Posted by nigelke View Post
    o may god sweet


    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus View Post
    Superb!

    How about a red plexi plate on the other side of the ssd's too so that the ssd's are sandwiched?

    I can imagine that would look cool.
    I like to see the SSDs raw .. kinda showing the power of it!

    Quote Originally Posted by ScottALot View Post
    I don't have a huge preference between intel and OCZ SSDs, but some OCZ SSDs would look very sleek in there.

    Also, somewhat off topic, there is a PCI card that holds up to 4 SSDs ... I'll try and find the name and link.
    Got the OCZ SSDs before ... prefer Intel. For the PCI SSDs .. I like this one



    Quote Originally Posted by aka_GK View Post
    damn.... raid0?
    Raid0 it is ..

    Quote Originally Posted by ScottALot View Post
    Yeah that's not it, but still interesting.


    Quote Originally Posted by Nashaz View Post
    Very nice bro!...

    Overkill is always good....
    Hey Bro! How are you? Still doing Mods? Like your project log a lot! Red too ..

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    Quote Originally Posted by JoeChuo View Post

    Hey Bro! How are you? Still doing Mods? Like your project log a lot! Red too ..
    Yeah still modding stuff though not much time on my hands atm. Just enjoying my rig for the time being. Hopefully i can start on my SFF project soon. Eyeing the lian li cases featured in cebit. Just waiting for them to be released! That coupled with the recent price drop for the i7 is irresistible...


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    Quote Originally Posted by Nashaz View Post
    Yeah still modding stuff though not much time on my hands atm. Just enjoying my rig for the time being. Hopefully i can start on my SFF project soon. Eyeing the lian li cases featured in cebit. Just waiting for them to be released! That coupled with the recent price drop for the i7 is irresistible...
    Great! Got my SFF project too .. actually it's a DIY NAS with 12TB storage. Thanks god the HDD now quite cheap Lian Li case now more and more looks nice. Hehe! i7 is irresistible

    No update for this project today ... have been busy with the house spring cleaning! Clear my store room ... Goosh! Never know that I keep a lot of junk! A good thing that I found something that I lost for very long time.

    My first SLR lens! It's very old lens .. I miss it Nikon AIS 28mm f2.8 CRC



    I need send this for cleaning ... hope that Nikon service centre can do it



    I test a few shot ... still not bad! It's sharp lens ... surprisingly!



    Will update this project after finish the sleeving ..
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    Ahoy Joe!
    I was/am a big fan of your DNA box worklog and I am just in awe over this one. Love your SSD mounting technique.
    Superior work as always, matey!
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    Quote Originally Posted by CptDreadFlint View Post
    Ahoy Joe!
    I was/am a big fan of your DNA box worklog and I am just in awe over this one. Love your SSD mounting technique.
    Superior work as always, matey!
    Aaai Captain! Where have you been? I keep lurking to your log for update.
    Thank you for looking in ... I'm very happy! I love your log too ...

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    Man, this project is looking incredible! I see the word overkill used a bit. This isn't overkill, this is necessary, anything else is just sub-par . Photography is also stunning

    I also agree with Rick, your DNA box was fantastic!

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    Quote Originally Posted by callen_1 View Post
    Man, this project is looking incredible! I see the word overkill used a bit. This isn't overkill, this is necessary, anything else is just sub-par . Photography is also stunning

    I also agree with Rick, your DNA box was fantastic!
    This is necessary ... encouraging words!
    Thanks for the comments!

    Try doing the sleeving this morning ... I wish to had the MDPC sleeve, they looks awesome! Mine just the ordinary sleeve (china made) Have been quite sometimes never doing this. Kinda miss out some of the step .. heat-shrink different length, not tight enough etc.

    First try ...



    Slave for the sleeve!



    Next the 24pin ... that's lots of wires! Stay tune!

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