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Here is my system...

AMD 3000+ @2500
ASUS A7N8X Deluxe
Kingston Hyper-X PC4000 1gig
Western Digital Raptor 36gig X2 in RAID 0
Ge-Force 4 Ti4400
Plexter 48X CD Burner
HP 2.4 DVD Burner

 

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I used a Swiftech MCW5002-A for my CPU. A Danger Den Z-Chip for my NB, and a Danger Den Maze 4 GPU for Video. My Tubing is 1/2" which doesn't like to make tight turns.

 

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I used matching Lian Li cases

 

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Inside is a Black Ice Extreme II Radiator with a Swiftech MCP600 Pump. My Reservoir is a Tundra Dual 3.5" Bay. My fans are 2x 92mm exhaust and 2x 120mm intake from the top.

 

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Another View...

 

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Very nice. What monitor is that, BTW?

 

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Looks great, good work.
Got temps?
BTW, tygon 1/2" ID makes turns pretty good.

 

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My Temps are 96-98F Idle and 107F Load. My voltage is 1.8. Our house is pretty warm though at 77F. It is funny tubing was mentioned, I ordered Tygon tubing and it was so bad that I couldn't use it. It just folds up and kinks just handling it. I ordered it from FrozenCPU.com and I can't say I recomment it. The part number on it is R-3603 and is a thin-walled tube.

 

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My Temps are 96-98F Idle and 107F Load. My voltage is 1.8. Our house is pretty warm though at 77F. It is funny tubing was mentioned, I ordered Tygon tubing and it was so bad that I couldn't use it. It just folds up and kinks just handling it. I ordered it from FrozenCPU.com and I can't say I recomment it. The part number on it is R-3603 and is a thin-walled tube.

 

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OMG that looks incredible! But it must of cost a lot to of boughten two Lian-Lis just for modding.