>> NEPTUNE V3 << TJ07 "SaNxU" PROJECT

[SaNxU]

After my last Project (Neptune V2) I started a new project, some parts are recycled but I think it’s not an update from the V2. So, V3 it’s a NEW project!

Concept:

Nowadays most Silverstone TJ07 are Murdermod’s, and so I like to go out from the routine and try an innovative new project. Going with an out reservoir, liquid cooling tubes will be more showy that the sleeved cables, not only a simply front, etc.


Hardware:

CPU: Intel Core2Duo e8600
Motherboard: Asus Striker II Extreme
RAM: Corsair Dominator DDR3-1600
MAIN GPU: Zotac Geforce GTX275
PHYSICS GPU: Asus EN8800GTS 640
SOUND: X-fi Titanium Fatality (PCI)
OS HDD: 2x WD raptor 150GB ADFD (Raid 0)
DATA HDD: Segate 1Tb
PSU: Silverstone Zeus 850W
DVD: LG DVD



Watercooling:
1rst LOOP:

CPU block: EK-Supreme LT Plexi-Cooper
PUMP: Laing DDC + EK TOP (black acetal)
RAD: Magicool 360 blue UV
RESERVOIR: XSPC 5 ¼ (bay res)
TUBE: Feser blue UV (19 out - 12,7 in)mm (3/4 out - ½ in) inches
FITTINGS: Feser&Phobya Compression Fittings


2nd LOOP:

MAIN GPU block: EK-FC275 GTX Plexi-Cooper
PHYSICS GPU block: EK-FC8800GTS Plexi-Cooper
HDD block: DangerDen 2x HDD Acetal
RAD: COOLSTREAM XT 480 (4x120)
PUMP: Swiftech MCP 655 + EK TOP (black acetal)
RES: Custom “Ketchak”
TUBE: Feser blue UV (19 out - 12,7 in)mm (3/4 out - ½ in) inches
FITTINGS: Feser&Phobya Compression Fittings




Case and Accesories:
Case:

CASE: Silverstone TJ07 Black Window (ATX position)

Fans:

1st LOOP RAD: 3x Ac.Ryan 12cm Blue UV
2nd LOOP RAD: 4x Ac.Ryan 12cm BLUE UV (FRONT) / 2x Scythe ULTRAKAZE 3000rpm
REAR CASE: 2x Ac.Ryan 9cm Blue UV

LCD’s / Controllers:

MAIN LCD: Alphacool 240x128 Blue-Black USB
Controller: Aquacomputer Aquaero 4.0 white/BLUE with powerbooster





Sponsored by:




SaNxU

[Arthur]

First shot! Thats gotta be quite nice worklog with TJ07 on 2 loops.

[SaNxU]

4x120 Radiator with support:

This 4x120 Radiator will be placed at bottom of the Tj07 longitudinally at left. It will have:

• 4 Ac.Ryan Blue UV fans at the exterior face.
• 2 Scythe UltraKaze at interior face.

Interior side will have armaflex to prevent vibrations, and will put armaflex to the custom support too.


Let’s talk with some pictures:


Support:










Radiator:








Radiator + Support:








Radiator Scythe fans:







Fittings:




Black “normal” fittings:



Feser vs Phobya Compression fittings:





Best regards

[M40TURBO]

Are the Phobya Compression fittings smaller in diameter than the BP's?? On the widest part of them? And what sizes can you get the Phobya fittings in?

[SaNxU]

MAIN GPU: Zotac GTX275 & EK-FC275:

This Zotac GTX275 will be cooled by EK-FC275 Plexi-Cooper. It already have a black PCB, so I won’t put acrylic cover to this VGA.


Let’s talk with some pictures:


GTX275:











EK-FC275:











Size Comparison:






CPU block:

Without fittings:



With fittings:






Best regards

[SaNxU]

Are the Phobya Compression fittings smaller in diameter than the BP's?? On the widest part of them? And what sizes can you get the Phobya fittings in?

Feser&BP's:

• Absolut external: 25,8mm
• Tube exterior: 19mm
• Tube interior: 14,5mm
• Absolut internal: 12mm

Phobya:

• Absolut external: 25,8mm
• Tube exterior: 19mm
• Tube interior: 14mm
• Absolut internal: 11mm

So, You can se that the completly external diameter of bouth are the same, but the completly internal diameter of the feser&BP are 12mm in front of the 11mm of the Phobya. Then, i think that Feser&BP will work a little bit better.

[scor12]

Looks Great and the Photos are very nice
Looking forward to this

[SaNxU]

Looks Great and the Photos are very nice
Looking forward to this

Thanks! your pics are a little bit better I think

I'm looking forward to your worklog too

Regardss!

[SaNxU]

First of all, I’ve purchased a tripod and changed my camera, let’s see which ones:

The camera: Canon Powershot S45



The tripod: Vivitar V-2400




And now let’s test how the new camera&tripod works with some pics of some new components:



EK D5-TOP V2:

Time to show every detail of new V2 version of EK D5-TOP. This one is black acetal, but can be white acetal too.
















As you can see one of the screws that press the thin part to the main part are a little bit different, don’t know why…



One of the raptors:






The sleeving:

The sleeving color that I’ve choose for this project is CARBON BLACK, It’s different from the common black.





The tube:

The tube is a Feser Blue UV 12,7/19 mm






Best regards

[PointOfView]

Got any updates?

[SaNxU]

I'm waiting for all the fans and mdpc sleeving and others...

[SaNxU]

Hi another time, have been past a lot of time with no updates, so, here is:

The pics I think that are a little bit better than the old ones, let’s see if all its ok…


Black Sleeving & Others:

Well, amazing job of Nils:












Black&Blue 4x120 Radiator fans:

The fans are this: Coolermaster SickleFlow 120 2000 RPM Blue LED

And some real pics:




With light:




Without light:





Now with the radiator: (as you can see the bolts are ugly, I will change it for the shorter black ones purchased at Nils.)

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All fans are fitted to an only one 3-pin, and reporting the RPM only for the first one.



Black 3x120 Upper Radiator fans:

This is only a pic that show the fans, in the following updates will see why the SLIM ones, and were will be putted with the 3x120 radiator.






Tube&Coolant:


The tube has been shown before, but the coolant will be Feser One Blue.





Best regards!

[shazbom]

Hi SaNxU, Nice work you doing here.
Your photos are not coming out right. i think you need to read this page.

http://www.diyphotography.net/homest...ighting-needed

You have to get few white lightings on the thing you taking picture of. Remember dont use the flash from the camera. Always use lightings.

[Lu(ky]

Looking good there SaNxU I just bought those cooler master blue fans myself they are very nice... I was wondering what RPM did you get on the Sythe fans below in the picture and it says on newegg site they are rated at 46 CFM with 36 dBA seems loud to me. Have you tested them yet how do they sound to you?

Thanks

[SaNxU]

Hi SaNxU, Nice work you doing here.
Your photos are not coming out right. i think you need to read this page.

http://www.diyphotography.net/homest...ighting-needed

You have to get few white lightings on the thing you taking picture of. Remember dont use the flash from the camera. Always use lightings.

Incredible information, many many thanks. I'll try to improve my photograph skills a little bit, thank you.

Looking good there SaNxU I just bought those cooler master blue fans myself they are very nice... I was wondering what RPM did you get on the Sythe fans below in the picture and it says on newegg site they are rated at 46 CFM with 36 dBA seems loud to me. Have you tested them yet how do they sound to you?

Thanks

I've bought the 2000Rpm ones, I didn't test it so far, but the noise I think it wont be a problem because the aquaero will make a good job tweaking the fan speed of all the fans of the mod... we'll see...

[SaNxU]

Another update! this time a little bit important than others
Let's see the beginning of the building:


4x120 Radiator in the TJ07

First of all the box that covers the ON/Reset button. As known by the people that have tj07's the reset button is not easily to touch, so I decided to put another Reset button that will be shown in another update








And the case will use this feet:





D5 & DDC With Ek tops












2xUltra kaze 3000rpm With sleeving




Alphacool Black LCD






Front Bay CPU-loop Reservoir






Asus8800gts Physics

As you can see the PCB is green, so.... NO PROBLEM!






3x120 CPU-Loop Radiator and grills & fans








Corsair Dominator DDR3-1600




Some misc






2x150gb Raptors with the DD waterblock



Waiting for aquaero and other misc from bitspower!

Best regards

[SaNxU]

Let's see the continuation of the building:



3x120 rad complete

Completed the rad, waiting to be mounted at the top of the case.
It have a inline probe for the aquaero.











Power supply sleeving

Only the pic of the 24 and the 8 pin.






Big resevoir

Its custom build by Ketchak from spain!











Aquaero









Lower part of TJ07

















GPU's










Best regards!

[nigelke]

looking good

[Liderc]

Nice work.

[scor12]

Nice Job on your Angel Mod
I like the Mod with the mesh and the rad

[eKirts]

lookin great so far... will be waiting for updates :P

[SaNxU]

looking good

Nice work.

Nice Job on your Angel Mod
I like the Mod with the mesh and the rad

lookin great so far... will be waiting for updates :P

Thanks!!!!





Now a little update with only 2 pics, but bouth I think are imoportant!


1st: Black Plexy top for the Asus 8800GTS physics to cover the green PCB.




2nd: Plexy mid plate to cover all the holes that have TJ07's plate. It have a 12cm blue UV plexy mesh and an black aluminium one.







Better pics of the plexy mid plate in the next update!

Best regards!

[shazza]

Nice update, SaNxU. Good work on your fan cabling.

[SaNxU]

Nice update, SaNxU. Good work on your fan cabling.

Thanks! All of the fan cabling its due that I wanna control all the fans with the aquaero




Well some other pics of new black bitspower fittings:


CPU WATERBLOCK:






GPU (1) WATERBLOCK:








RESERVOIR:







And finaly some mesh misc for the 2x92mm rear fans and for the pci slots:





Best regards!!

[Alexandr0s]

Great pictures!

But do you mind telling me why those barbs are mounted on the vga cooler? Are they for draining your loop?