This is my first watercooling project and I decided to go Small Form Factor since one of my preferences it's to have a small and silent computer.
As the Title says I decided to go with a Lian Li PC-Q08 just because I wanted to have a tiny case that was able to handle my purposes:
This is what I already have at the moment:
Hardware
- Gigabyte H55N-USB3
- Intel Core i3 530
- Mushkin Callisto Deluxe 60Gb
- Seagate Momentus XT 500gb
- MSI Cyclone GTX 460 1gb OC
- SilverStone SFX 450W
- G.Skill 2x2GB DDR3-1333 CL7 ECO
Watercooling parts
- EK Supreme HF + EK Supreme HF Top Blue
- EK Full Cover GTX 460 Nickel/acetal
- EK Reservoir Combo DCP 2.2
- EK-DCP PUMP mounting plate KIT
- EK DCP PUMP 2.2
- Black Ice SR-1 140mm
- Bitspower Rotatory 90º Matt Black
- EK Compression Fitting 16-11mm
- Tygon 15.9-11.1mm
The distribution will start with something like that:
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I received some packages months ago but I'm a bit lazy and spent most of the time imaging how it would look all mounted instead of mounting all together
My plans are to make a short loop containing CPU and GPU with the single radiator not with the aim of searching very low temperatures but going with a silent computer.
EK Supreme HF
EK Supreme HF TOP Blue
EK DCP Mounting Plate KIT
EK Reservoir Combo DCP 2.2
EK FC-GTX460 Nickel/Acetal
Bitspower Rotatory 90º
EK Supreme HF Top Blue
DCP 2.2 Combo pump/reservoir
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First time I was changing the Top on a CPU Block and all went fantastic, I changed the plate too.
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I will be updating when possible. but now I have to choose the fans and think about some bitspower connectors and adapters to make things easier.
Sorry for the bad quality pics, my sister have now a Reflex that I will be using for new pics![]()































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I thought about using a TFC triebwerk Mid speed that I have lying around somewhere just for the lulz. I'm sure I will try it in the future.










Not an eye catching build but since there will no be any window I can live with it!





















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