I think the same... stx looks awesome and played awesome
Today I had an attack of fear from ...
Two type of fans:
1. Phobya G-Silent 14 1100rpm Red LED
2. Phobya Nano-G 14 Silent Waterproof 1000rpm
I think the same... stx looks awesome and played awesome
Today I had an attack of fear from ...
Two type of fans:
1. Phobya G-Silent 14 1100rpm Red LED
2. Phobya Nano-G 14 Silent Waterproof 1000rpm
Last edited by Malik; 08-06-2011 at 08:07 AM.
Love it! That case is amazing. Big fan of fractal design! Any chance you could take a pic in the dark with the new LED fans?
By night - quick shot:
Nice...every Malik LC Project look's amaizing...keep the good work as always. Great photo's too
You made wonders with that relatively small case - P193 right?
How do those Phobya fans compare to most favored selection here (AP15)? You have a great camera too if I may observe? Did you intervene with colour saturation to your pics?
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...and finally convinced me to buy the Fractal Define XL case!All the components are sitting here and I will get down to business at the weekend.
One question: could you share that technical drawing you used to cut out the radiator hole? I mean the one that you can see on the screen in this post: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...=1#post4769105
That would be helpful and really speed things up for me at the weekend, especially because it is the first time I will use a dremel on a PC case... and on such a pretty one indeed!
Btw: the mesh that you used was Radgard from Bitspower, right?
Hey Malik, I'd really need that drawing which indicates the exact dimensions of the 420 radiator grill. Hope you're stopping by sometime soon...
Edited: Hmm... Found a post of yours over at overclockers.com.au saying that you didn't manage to mount the Bitspower Rad with the radiator you used (it was MagiCool Slim 420 right?) since the holes don't coincide. Too bad, I was planning to combine the two. Will not get around trying til next week, I'll report back whether it was a fit or not.
Last edited by Akilla; 09-17-2011 at 04:02 PM.
Malik, what flow rate are you getting right now? is the single 355 enough to go through all those blocks?
On 100% pump power i have 221 l/h
Those red phobya fans fit very good in this pc
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project ARC
Objective: Create a simple, aesthetic and efficient project.
What i will use:
Parts:
1. EK Water Blocks EK-Supremacy - Full Nickel
2. EK-FC 570/580 DCII - Acetal+EN (Nickel) with Backplate
3. EK Water Blocks EK-CoolStream RAD XT 240
3. EK Water Blocks EK-CoolStream RAD XTC 280
4. EK Water Blocks EK-RAM Dominator X4 - Acetal+Nickel CSQ
5. EK Water Blocks EK-FB ASUS Max4 Extreme - Acetal+EN (Nickel)
6. EK Water Blocks EK-DDC X-RES 100 CSQ - Acetal
7. EK Water Blocks fittings 12/16 G1/4 black
8. EK Water Blocks fittings CSQ 45 degree
9. EK Water Blocks fittings CSQ 90 degree
10. EK-RAM Dominator Module - Black
11. EK Water Blocks EK-UNI Holder 50/70
12. EK Water Blocks EK-UNI Holder D5
13. EK Water Blocks EK-UNI Holder DDC ADD-ON
Other parts:
1. Tygon 3603 11.1/15.9mm
2. Aqua-Computer Red liquid
3. Corsair AF 120mm oraz 140mm fans
4. Aquaero 5 XT
Stay tuned...
Last edited by Malik; 03-24-2013 at 11:51 AM.
Looking forward to see some beautiful pictures from your work Malik!
PS: Especially from that nice Fractal Chassis.
Your break wasn't too long :]
On which case you will work?
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I cant wait to see what you do next. Plus your photography is on point. Amazing.
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Last edited by Elder; 02-03-2013 at 05:04 PM.
ohhh boy
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Can't wait to see new rig !
Some tests how that looks inside:
Last edited by Malik; 02-07-2013 at 01:23 PM.
Whoa those EK rotary looks hot in those picture, nice job as always Malik.
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Nice job Malik!Originally Posted by hyperdoggy
As for the new EK fittings, they look sweet, now let's hope that they don't leak like their previous dual and triple rotary fittings.
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wow malik where did u get the EK fittings and the orange coloured sleeving looks gorgeous ?
Another thing I find funny is AMD/Intel would snipe any of our Moms on a grocery run if it meant good quarterly results, and you are forever whining about what feser did?
Very nice so far.
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new equipment arrived
Ram and gpu ready so now its time for front radiator:
Next step: custom plate for pump
Last edited by Malik; 02-16-2013 at 10:48 AM.
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