Lian Li PC 65 WC Project

wiggyuk

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• Sep 24, 2004

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I have brought a Lian Li PC 65 case I was going to get a new lian li pcv2000 case but I just happened to see a PC 65 case on ebay so I bided for it and got it for £71 what do u guys think good deal or not ????? Well anyway I was just wondering if anyone had any experience in WC this case, I was just wondering what RAD and and other stuff would be for the best fit into this case any help would be appreciated. By the way this will be my first WC project so go easy on me.

 

Viper2004

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• Sep 24, 2004

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try not to double post threads in different forums. if its in the wrong place it will get moved...

 

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wiggyuk

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• Sep 24, 2004

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Ok sorry guys

 

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It_The_Cow

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• Sep 24, 2004

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Here's my LL 61

http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=321805

 

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wiggyuk

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• Sep 25, 2004

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That looks brilliant do u have much experience in WC. What is the use of the the t-line it looks like it dont do anything and also, if the noise u are hearing is the vibrations from your pump then i suggest getting some weather stripping u know the stuff u put around your doors to stop the draft it works as a good soft gasket between your pump and case plus its self adhesive, it sounds like u didnt like your setup very much have u made any mods to it

 

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It_The_Cow

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• Sep 25, 2004

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That was my first WC'ed rig. The t-line is used for filling and bleeding the system. It doesn't bleed very well when the case is upright, so I have to place the case on it's side and bend the t-line upwards. As for the pump, it's been mounted very adequately. It's still too loud for my tastes. Nothing major has been changed recently except for a video card upgrade. Otherwise, it's pretty much unchanged.

 

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wiggyuk

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• Sep 27, 2004

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Isnt the a proper bleeding kit you can get from swiftech ?

 

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• Sep 27, 2004

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yes but i wouldnt waste my money on something like that unless the bleeding was having severe problems. Anyone can afford to wait overnight or 24 hours for something that just makes the difference between say 38C and 35C. Anyway if you go for a week or so and cant seem to get those bubbles out, and are sure it isnt a leak, you might want to begin thinking about alternative measures.