A lot of pics of my rig and my new white water(Big PICS)

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After spending all day yesterday working on this thing i am proud to say. I am done!!! Here are some pics... well alot of pics.

Testing the block out to see if i mounted it right.

Another Testing pic

And one more testing pic.

 

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Here is pic of the res and such.

The White Water water block

 

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Pic of the Y splitter

Some Pics of the case.

What ya think?

 

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Looks great!!, what kind of temps are you getting?, also that looks like a pretty high percentage of antifreeze to water, what ratio did you use? overall very nice though

 

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Looks good!!!! Hows the temps and overclock?

 

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Milkman said:

Looks great!!, what kind of temps are you getting?, also that looks like a pretty high percentage of antifreeze to water, what ratio did you use? overall very nice though

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Thanks.

According to abits crappy temp monitor i am getting 36c at full load with a 3.0c at 3763mhz

25% antifreeze to 1 gallon of disstilled water.

 

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If your system's all copper you could get away with 10%-15% antifreeze, that might improve your temps a degree or two.

Looks nice - the block is very visible, and it looks pretty.

 

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Hmmm... nice setup and all, but...
you took TOO MANY pictures of that waterblock, I'm more than sure we knew what it looked like after the first 3 shots

 

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Lookin pretty sweet dude . Nothing like a watercooled Lian Li.

So how many mounts have you gone through?, if so, consistant readings? Your results so far look good, nice to hear that your WW has done well.

 

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iNSiGMA said:

Hmmm... nice setup and all, but...
you took TOO MANY pictures of that waterblock, I'm more than sure we knew what it looked like after the first 3 shots

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? you can never take enough pictures.

Looks good except, i would rearange the layout you have there. From what i see it looks like you have

Pump>CPU>HC>Res>Pump

Youll probably get a temp drop with

Pump>HC>CPU>Res>Pump

This way the coolest water possible (right after it went throught the heatercore) goes to the cpu

 

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Not bad. I feel sorry for anyone on dialup waiting for those 1600x1200 pics to load

I'm sure someone (cathar?) pointed out before there are negligible temp differences between pump>rad>cpu vs. pump>cpu>rad

 

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What Vcore are you using?

Nice setup.

 

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sbud said:

Lookin pretty sweet dude . Nothing like a watercooled Lian Li.

So how many mounts have you gone through?, if so, consistant readings? Your results so far look good, nice to hear that your WW has done well.

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I remounted 2wice. First time i was getting 55c+. I then just started completely over and tested her out and at boot up she was at 32c

 

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Nice looking set-up you have there and love the block. Also if you would please remove the links in your sig as they are against forum rules.

 

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Nice lloking set-up you have there and love the block. Also if you would please remove the links in your sig as they are against forum rules.

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Will do.

 

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Soja said:

Not bad. I feel sorry for anyone on dialup waiting for those 1600x1200 pics to load

I'm sure someone (cathar?) pointed out before there are negligible temp differences between pump>rad>cpu vs. pump>cpu>rad

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For me (could have been a reseating issue) but when i switched i lost about 3C off my temp.

 

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nice setup man. Just wondering.. did the WW come with a bad base or silky smooth one?

Love your "I do not need 120mm/shroud" attitude lolz

 

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Man I love the fan setup, i got one of those Honeywell mans myself after i burn out my other big room fans.

 

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Looks like you had a hell of a time setting that up!

Just curious to know if your base was ok and where'd you get your WW?

 

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Hey everyone, this is my first post here but I read alot of the posts.

I just ordered my WW this past sunday, after D-tek's site came back up. I got mine on Friday and can confirm that their bases are lapped ALOT better. Not mirror finish, but alot better than what they used to be. So, yes, D-tek has started shipping WW with better lapping.