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    Small & Quiet 24/7 chilly .

    Hi all .

    Last days i decided to build a small chilly for 24/7 use . Quiet Easy to use and compact , was the target .

    Lets starts from the case .

    4 pieces [67X27cm] and another 2 smaller [27X27] of plexiglass . Cutted 3X holes for 12cm fans [2in and one for exhaust] , and mounted whells [from my cm stacker ] .



    The floor of the case dressed with 1cm silver color insulation to avoid the noises of waterpump and compressor .



    another one



    The main rig .

    Compressor 1/6 from my old home fridge .
    condeser and heatex. comes from Unseen
    water pump [eheim1250] & water block [silverpro cyclone evo ] from my previous watercool setup



    The system ready and tested



    A quick test with laser thermometer .


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    Now the chiller setup insulation



    another one view



    THe case flerts chiller setup



    The case married with my chiller



    And .... in my room .



    insulation again , and ready for test on the fly



    first nice pic .



    second



    come on you can make it .



    more more more



    And ,,, thats it . around here hits the wall , [with r509 ] / .


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    With litle fine tune on insulation of tubing maybe goes -25 [hard but maybe ] [hope dies last ]

    Notice the 3 fans [intake compressor - intake condeser and another one behind of condesser ] are cooler master noisless , and the system is xtremely quiet as i planed to built it . , [the exhaust 12cm fan is always off , becouse the air goes out from it self,,, ]
    Thanks alot Unseen for your help mate ,

    i Think for my my first try is not bad .

    And some more pics .



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    Last edited by Athens[2004]; 05-30-2005 at 11:49 AM.

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    Nice stuff .

    But how will it handle your cpu power?
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    Thanx
    winchester 3.0+@2.75 1.55 vcore , and the dfi nf4 reports 5c idle , 12 load , and with the laser thermometer on the block -5 ~ 0
    Last edited by Athens[2004]; 05-30-2005 at 12:10 PM.

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    wow thats some nice work. was that case easy to build ? and why no gpu block?

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    Whats the condenser from?

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    Looking really nice Athens.

    Is the res a copper coil inside a pipe? What kind of pipe?
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    thnx guys .

    Condesser shiped from Unseen , the cost is around 30 euro ~ good choise for a compact phase change
    The case was easy 2 built , but need attention in the holes and the attachment of the iron angles . Good quality plexiglass required also 2 handle the weight of chiller/ .

    Gpu block soon ,

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    eyxaristw Χρηστάρα goystarw greeklish kai den kanw edit

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    Quote Originally Posted by DocGolem
    Looking really nice Athens.

    Is the res a copper coil inside a pipe? What kind of pipe?
    Yes 3/16 tubing around 5 meters / . Unseen made it and shiped to me .

    i plan 2 build another one by my own , pics soon .

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    I don't see a lot in dark photos, can you shot a few of better photos?

    First thing I did notice, is filter, you did it wrongly, filter's outlet have to be directed
    to Earth's core..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tonic
    I don't see a lot in dark photos, can you shot a few of better photos?

    First thing I did notice, is filter, you did it wrongly, filter's outlet have to be directed
    to Earth's core..
    Iam in job now , when i go home i upload lot of clear pictures .

    The filter is already fixed ,

    edit . few pics [clearly]





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    that is very nice case and system Athens, well done

    love the idea but i think that the dust can be a problem here
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    Thnx mate


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    Very nice! Neat and peforms well! You make it look simple as well!

    I`d be tempted to try that myself, but the gas charging part and the welding would mess me up. Can you please give a link for the compressor? Is there any other way of attaching the HX without welding it on?

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    How loud is the 1/6HP compressor? What is it equivalent too?

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    Quote Originally Posted by vapb400
    How loud is the 1/6HP compressor? What is it equivalent too?

    it depents off the manufacturer , mine is totaly quiet , it does litle noise for 1 minute when it starts and after that minute works totaly silence.

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    Looks kickass, I just did a project similar minus the chiller:
    http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?p=1028605822

    I got a 5400btu air conditioner sitting ready to be broken up... its a 1/6th or 1/5th hp compressor. Wish i had planne don using one

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    what about load temps??

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    Whoa, looks schweet!

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    Really nice! I like the plexiglass case!

    What did you use to cut all of it?

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    metro.cl @ i switched to single stage and i dont running it any more [i have it here sitting and waiting for some 6800gs sli powa ] , but with my old good winnie i had 0c[idle] 15c[load]~ from dfi ite smart guardian at 2.95ghz~ 1.5vcore~ [block temps -10c[idle] 0c[load]

    fhpchris @ i took the pieces precuted from a glass store . I only make the holes for fans - cables - tubes , and of course connect the pieces each other. [my excellent English going better and better ]
    Last edited by Athens[2004]; 12-27-2005 at 02:57 PM.

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