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Redesigned wc'n setup *pics*
- Thread starter TheWiz
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room temp?
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Goody, I can be the first person to tell you to make a shroud or two. 
Other than that it looks great.
Other than that it looks great.
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crap...for a second there I thought I was looking at pictures of my setup
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Giblet Plus! said:Goody, I can be the first person to tell you to make a shroud or two.
Other than that it looks great.
Agreed! Looks really nice there. I would also suggest get a couple shrouds on there (and from what Ive read you should get another point or 2 drop in your temps).
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Nice lookin rig.
offtopic: Your name is wack. There can be only one! =P.
offtopic: Your name is wack. There can be only one! =P.
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i've noticed that all the new watercooling rigs that people put togethor don't really use the 1048.. wondering why you choose that? it has low flow.. (i should know ) i want to switch but i don't want to pay.. lol
) i want to switch but i don't want to pay.. lol
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Aside from the shroud issue, I was wondering how the air intake is handled on the front side. It looks as if the plastic front is untouched and that case has only 80mm fan provision there... that might be restrictive (and noisy) if unaltered.
OP
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RE
Wow, thanks for all the responses...
Yes...I'm not done...I have lots of "tweaks" yet to do.
I chose 3/8" tubing because I like the "skinny" less bulky look of it. The 1048 does a great job if you don't have a huge amount of tubing. It's also a tad smaller..which I like.
It's hard to see...but the rad and 2x120mm fans actually sit about 1cm away from the 80mm fan provision. Not noisy atall
I will however cut a 120mm (or more) hole as I get farther along.
TheWiz
Wow, thanks for all the responses...
Yes...I'm not done...I have lots of "tweaks" yet to do.
I chose 3/8" tubing because I like the "skinny" less bulky look of it. The 1048 does a great job if you don't have a huge amount of tubing. It's also a tad smaller..which I like.
It's hard to see...but the rad and 2x120mm fans actually sit about 1cm away from the 80mm fan provision. Not noisy atall
I will however cut a 120mm (or more) hole as I get farther along.
TheWiz
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Do you mind if I asked what kind of bolts you used to attach your fans to the rad? I ended up just using 3m heavy duty double stick tape to attach the fan to the back of my rad. Couldn't really figure out a solution that didn't involve huge bolts (nobody sells them). I had 120mmfan=shroud=rad//fan//case where // is tape and = is screwed.
