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d94's v2100 setup
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Looks cool,
Suggestions:
-push the tubing as far as possible on the T-line, and clamp after the lip for a better grip and seal
-try this orientation:
PUMP->RAD->CPU->GPU-> PUMP
That way you can get rid of that sharp bend but this should be done with the pump in the same level as your mobo.
Overall it looks good though.
Bryan d
Suggestions:
-push the tubing as far as possible on the T-line, and clamp after the lip for a better grip and seal
-try this orientation:
PUMP->RAD->CPU->GPU-> PUMP
That way you can get rid of that sharp bend but this should be done with the pump in the same level as your mobo.
Overall it looks good though.
Bryan d
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Looks nice to see that case in use again 
How much kinking are you getting between the Maze and the BIX?
How much kinking are you getting between the Maze and the BIX?
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Little messy....
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Alchemy1 said:
You can blame that on me. It's a piece of orange acrylic I used (along with some RTV) to better seal the fans to the radiator in one of my "testing" phases. Hardware Labs doesn't make any provision to seal the area between the fans like Thermochill does so I wanted to see if it made a difference--it didn't, or at least not that I could measure. But, when I shipped everything to d94 I left it the way I'd last used it.
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But clean up should be a breeze. Looks like you have a lot of places to hide cables.Flip-Mode said:
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Yeah that case is sweet d94! So far so good, keep us updated when you fire that beast up. 
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all thanks to youMVC said:Looks nice to see that case in use again
How much kinking are you getting between the Maze and the BIX?
there really isnt much kink @ all..which is why ill proll leave it as is for now
any guys, where do i hide the wires?
i ran everything as efficiently as possible..
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Hummm....I think the case looks messy because of your arrangement and I don't see how you can fix it....
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I'm suprised you bought such a huge case and aren't utilizing most of it. That twist, while fine now, may develop into a kink over time. I'd put some coolsleeves on it anyway.
And push that tubing up on those barbs, for petes sake.
And push that tubing up on those barbs, for petes sake.
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The biggest issue that you will have with this big case is a lack of PSU wire length to give you enough slack to hide effectively.
Beyond the mainboard power leads, I'd probably pick up some 18 gauge wire and custom wire all of the fans & drives from the PSU. With custom wiring and effective sleeving, it will clean this up substantially. Be very careful when rewiring to label and maintain correct pinouts.
Beyond the mainboard power leads, I'd probably pick up some 18 gauge wire and custom wire all of the fans & drives from the PSU. With custom wiring and effective sleeving, it will clean this up substantially. Be very careful when rewiring to label and maintain correct pinouts.
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pwnt by pat said:
Seriosly, the hose on you GPU looks like they are going to fall off any second. The t-line is just scary my fellow overclocker.
How about this?
I am sorry for being so critical but that kink just iritates me
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have you thought about moving the rad on the bottom and placing the HDs on top of the dvd-drives
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i know i knowbryan_d said:Seriosly, the hose on you GPU looks like they are going to fall off any second. The t-line is just scary my fellow overclocker.
How about this?
I am sorry for being so critical but that kink just iritates me
i tried to push them further but couldnt!~ i even put the tubing in hot wate b4 putting it on..but that didnt let me push it as far as i wanted.
believe it or not, this is how the tubing was on my previous rig and ran for months without issue
btw its 7/16" tubing..which may be why i cant push it far enough
but it is on there tight
and as far as moving the rad to the bottom..i dont think so lol
there's a nice grill installed @ the top, so i may as well use it
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I think it looks pretty god! The onlyu thing that really stands out to me is the T-line....the bottm tub looks like its about to fall off of the T-line, and the top tube on the T-line looks like the clamp is halfway off, and I fear that typical vibrations from the case would cause this tube to loosen over time and cause a leak.But, dont read too deeply into my comments until someone else backs up my statements since I haventy done my WC setup yet (been held up because I bought the wrong part)...but I think everything else looks pretty good!
