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[miptzi]

@ iNoXiouZ

overscrewed fans? They are warped, right?

[BentQ]

Heh, are you hanging your pump off the res?
I did the same thing.
Can you post some pics of the back of the case, as in how closely you mounted the rear radiator? Looks quite nice.

the pump is mounted on a (un)designs pump bracket, i will attach 2 pix to answer your questions.

[TilaTech]

The purple and black setup turned out very nice BentQ. Are you using Feser Purple Coolant?

[dogchainx]

Hi, it's scythes slip stream fans

Wondering how you are liking those. I'm looking to put those on the pull side of a push/pull.

[scgt1]

the pump is mounted on a (un)designs pump bracket, i will attach 2 pix to answer your questions.

In the second picture did you setup the fans to push or pull? I have to do the same thing for my second loop due to not having the space in case for another 320 rad. Also what is the bracket you used to mount the rad to the back of the case? Looks good!

[Johnny87au]

In the second picture did you setup the fans to push or pull? I have to do the same thing for my second loop due to not having the space in case for another 320 rad. Also what is the bracket you used to mount the rad to the back of the case? Looks good!

Im guessing push, not sure why he would want to push the hot hair from exhaust through the rads? Alot of people do push when mounting external but i've actually found push yields be better temps, but be sure to put a filter so your not pushing cold into the hot..

[scgt1]

Im guessing push, not sure why he would want to push the hot hair from exhaust through the rads? Alot of people do push when mounting external but i've actually found push yields be better temps, but be sure to put a filter so your not pushing cold into the hot..

Didn't you just contradict yourself?

[exodusprime1337]

here's a few of my rig at it's current setup, could use some more work, but it's coming along i'd say, as far as the 140mm fan that appears to be backwards, you are correct, i switched it to feed the rads a bit more air, temps are reletively the same, but dust in the case seems to be down a bit...










EDIT - PLEASE CHECK 1st post in this thread for image size

[exodusprime1337]

Can you please enlarge the pictures. Your pictures are so small that I can barely see them.

lol soz, wasn't even thinking when i uploaded them.. at least t here were only 4 lol

[rehpyc]

Both of you learn to read. 4 pictures. Don't quote pictures.

[scgt1]

Both of you learn to read. 4 pictures. Don't quote pictures.

Ditto! Also why does it seem they are all the same picture just different angles?

[BentQ]

The purple and black setup turned out very nice BentQ. Are you using Feser Purple Coolant?

thank you and yes that is the feser purple coolant.

In the second picture did you setup the fans to push or pull? I have to do the same thing for my second loop due to not having the space in case for another 320 rad. Also what is the bracket you used to mount the rad to the back of the case? Looks good!

thanks! The fan is pulling air out of the case and i guess that makes it pushing right on to the rad. the bracket is from bitspower.

[BentQ]

this is my latest upgrade from my Lian-Li V2000.
CPU:Intel i7 930 OC @ 4.2Ghz
MB: ASUS P6X58D Premium
GPU: EVGA GTX480 SuperClocked+
OC @900/1125/1800
RAM: G.SKILL 6GB (3 x 2GB) DDR3 1600
SSD: OCZ Vertex Turbo
H2O cooling parts:
-Watercool HEATKILLER® CPU Rev3.0 1366 CPU Water Block
-Black Ice® GTX Gen Two Xtreme 560 Highest Performance Radiator
-Feser X-Changer 360mm
-DangerDen GTX480 Nickel Top and Base
-Bitspower Asus P6T/P6X58D NB/SB Water Block
-2X Swiftech MCP355 12 VDC Pump
-XSPC dual Clear Acrylic Pump Top
-EK 150mm Reservoirs with silver strip
-3 gentle typhoon 1150rmp
-4 Yate Loon 140mm Medium Speed

[Circaflex]

here's a few of my rig at it's current setup, could use some more work, but it's coming along i'd say, as far as the 140mm fan that appears to be backwards, you are correct, i switched it to feed the rads a bit more air, temps are reletively the same, but dust in the case seems to be down a bit...

any reason your using two crossfire bridges?

[shazza]

REMINDER:

Four Simple Rules:

1) No larger than 1280 x 1024 pixel (but 1024 x 768 pixel is preferred),
2) The limit on the number of pictures is 4 per case (if you want to post more than 4 pictures, use thumbnails or post links without using the IMG tags),
3) Do not quote images,
4) Finished cases only, no worklogs.

Optionally, it would be nice if you could list your water cooling components.

PLEASE DON'T POST MULTIPLE UPDATES of the same case - PLEASE DO start a worklog if you want to show your continuing progress.

[LeandroJVarini]

http://images5.bilddagboken.se/90/_u9/_u1/_u3/_u0/_u8/u913083/f/c/e23d44891579ccf5a049f839d4ae28919efe5a8b577cefd341 8c7fe14287e7fb.jpg
http://images5.bilddagboken.se/86/_u...99c55fffd7.jpg

rebuilding soon with more rads, temps are a bit high :P

Wow, perfect, the look that gives the sleevings, the case is awesome!

[OC Maximus]

Both of you learn to read. 4 pictures. Don't quote pictures.

Yeah, learn how to read people.

[century child]

Been working on this one for a while. Sleeving and cable management took forever. It's a CPU only loop in the Fortress special edition red and black case.





RIIIE motherboard
I7 920 @ 3.8 1.25V
6 GB Mushkin Red Line RAM
2 x Asus Rev.2 5870's in Crossfire
MCP355 with EK X-res top
EK Supreme HF Plexi
Magicool 140 Rad

[scgt1]

lol a enermax revolution psu. Yep been there done that. How long did yours take you to sleeve?

[century child]

I was only able to work on it when I had the time to spare off and on so it's difficult to say exactly how long it took but I'd estimate probably a full 24 hours.

[scgt1]

I was only able to work on it when I had the time to spare off and on so it's difficult to say exactly how long it took but I'd estimate probably a full 24 hours.

Ever sleeved before? Heck mine took a week and a half more or less working on it from about 12-4 each day. My fingers were killing me and I went through two lighters. lol

[century child]

Yes, I've done quite a lot of sleeving, although I had been building my skills primarily on adapters and extensions up to this point. A tip for you, use clothespins and you will save a lot of wear and tear on your fingers/hands.

[scgt1]

Yes, I've done quite a lot of sleeving, although I had been building my skills primarily on adapters and extensions up to this point. A tip for you, use clothespins and you will save a lot of wear and tear on your fingers/hands.

Noted for future use. I have fans, pumps, and an NZXT Sentry fan controller yet to sleeve.

[jan-jonas]

[CaloSIM]