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My Cheap Tooless Pvc Res and External Setup

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After reading about some external boxes around the forum i wanted to make a cheap and easy one. I went to wal-mart and got a plastic bin large enough for two rads and the rest of the stuff. I used a dremel with an old cuttin wheel to do most of the cutting. While making the external box i created a toolless pvc reservoir that works quite good. The link is below it was posted to overclockers.com http://overclockers.com/tips1230/

http://www.goudiemark.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.ShowItem&g2_itemId=10

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I really like the looks of that, neat and efficient. What did you use to power the 12v fans?
 
n6b72g said:
I really like the looks of that, neat and efficient. What did you use to power the 12v fans?
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I ran speaker wire to my pc, i have an antec true 480. It has an external molex connector on the back. Ive found it to be very convient for water cooling
 
.....there are plenty of free image hosts out there..... :rolleyes:



Neat idea with the storage tub.....how does it sound?
 
Before i put any foam around the pump it was loud. Now its quiet.

Slayer2003 said:
.....there are plenty of free image hosts out there..... :rolleyes:

Neat idea with the storage tub.....how does it sound?
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