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Lee_Kay
03-26-06, 10:43 AM
The blue thing ontop is a dust filter I also have one behind the front panel between the fan and front of the case.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v429/Leekay/Picture046.jpg

A closer look at the rad and tube. I sealed them in place so they would not rub.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v429/Leekay/Picture048.jpg

I have just added a cardboard shroud arround my two rear fans to draw air through the voltage regulator on the motherboard.
Flip-Mode
03-26-06, 11:12 AM
Nice rig.

P.S
Did your rad suck in a cat??? Whats that blue fuzzy thing on top?
CoreGamer
03-26-06, 11:14 AM
Wow are all WC systems that crowded? And what are you cooling with that big Intel HS?
veryhumid
03-26-06, 11:35 AM
That's actually not too crowded. definitely not very much tubing in there because of the creative pump location ;)
Spade
03-26-06, 11:42 AM
Nice rig.

P.S
Did your rad suck in a cat??? Whats that blue fuzzy thing on top?

if you'd actually READ what he said, the very FIRST thing says what the blue thing is.

methinks people just click on pictures anymore...
Stratus_ss
03-26-06, 11:46 AM
how does the pump stay in place?
thats a very interesting way of reducing tubing
Lee_Kay
03-26-06, 11:57 AM
the pump is secured by the tubing and the make shift bracket. there is no movement in the pump whats so ever.
Lee_Kay
03-26-06, 12:00 PM
Wow are all WC systems that crowded? And what are you cooling with that big Intel HS?

My setup is not crowded at all. Before I used to have a double rad in the front of my pc where the harddrives are. I moved it to the top so it had more room.

Its just an intel fan blowing on to the ram. Thats oc'd and over voltaged to 2.3. Now its luke warm to touch. Before the fan was up in place it was untouchable. And so was the northbridge. My system temp dropped 13 degrees C just for puting the fan there.
Flip-Mode
03-26-06, 12:55 PM
if you'd actually READ what he said, the very FIRST thing says what the blue thing is.

methinks people just click on pictures anymore...
Your tone isn't very nice...
oxid
03-26-06, 01:53 PM
haha that's the most original pump location EVER! hehe the outlet RIGHT into the cpu block =D
1stOVERCLOCKER
03-26-06, 02:31 PM
great idea for pump locale should RUN nice and cool
veryhumid
03-26-06, 02:32 PM
Your tone isn't very nice...
he did put it bluntly, but it was the first sentence of the post.
Spade
03-26-06, 08:17 PM
hey flip sorry. i deal with so many people who do NOT say what they amean and/or lie on a daily basis, i try to be blunt and honest with everyone so no one misunderstands me or gets the wrong idea.
no harm meant buddy :) i just wanted to point out the obvious...

and you could also say my post was not necessary, so meh.

sorry?
1stOVERCLOCKER
03-26-06, 08:22 PM
niceone i still thick thats a great idea
Lee_Kay
03-30-06, 03:18 PM
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v429/Leekay/Computerpics/Picture004.jpg
Lee_Kay
03-30-06, 03:19 PM
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v429/Leekay/Computerpics/ec6f7325.jpg
CoreGamer
03-30-06, 03:41 PM
Lol I just realized you said "Lights Off" But the pics are completely bright...Did you forget the flash? :P
-aDaM^
03-30-06, 04:06 PM
like where you put the pump :P
NoodleHead
03-30-06, 06:17 PM
awesome pump placement! do you have a pic of the makeshift bracket used to hold the pump in place?
-aDaM^
03-30-06, 07:02 PM
I like tha waterblock on your x1900, how are the temps?
Oper8or
03-30-06, 08:30 PM
New idea for pump placement.. Thinking.. :)
Lee_Kay
03-30-06, 09:38 PM
I like tha waterblock on your x1900, how are the temps?
Temps are 40 idle and 46 peak load.
-aDaM^
03-30-06, 09:40 PM
Temps are 40 idle and 46 peak load.

nice :)
firstdegreeab
03-31-06, 05:12 AM
Very nice setup. But why did you opt to have the top radiator blow down into the case.(unless i'm wrong and they are extracting air). But i thought since you went out of your case in the first place why not just have the whole upper radiator just stay completly out of the case and not let any of the heat in the case.
Como
03-31-06, 08:31 AM
zip ties are scary.
i really do like that pump placement, though.
Lee_Kay
03-31-06, 09:32 AM
Very nice setup. But why did you opt to have the top radiator blow down into the case.(unless i'm wrong and they are extracting air). But i thought since you went out of your case in the first place why not just have the whole upper radiator just stay completly out of the case and not let any of the heat in the case.

Actually its blowing in. My motherboard temp is arround 30 degrees. I like how it is because there is not much exposed hose. It sits snug and I can actually pull on the rad and know its not going to move.

I just wanted something that looked neat and tidy. Without replacing the case.
Lee_Kay
03-31-06, 09:34 AM
zip ties are scary.
i really do like that pump placement, though.


I don't need zip ties but I do get a better clamp than when I use the plastic clamps I got originaly and its alot safer than useing metal hose clamps that if over tightend can chew through the hose. Not only that but again its why I went with none conductive coolant.
Lee_Kay
03-31-06, 09:37 AM
None conductive fluid is the best way to go if you are scared about leaks.
n0aH
03-31-06, 09:47 AM
Nice rig...very nice
-aDaM^
03-31-06, 10:10 AM
None conductive fluid is the best way to go if you are scared about leaks.

Sure is, even if it leaks you can usally clean everything with rubbing alcohol and your ready again.
sumka
04-01-06, 01:19 PM
That pump position blows man... though mine just sucks...

http://www.nanobug.plus.com/lian-li_268.png

No brackets here, it just hangs about.. ;)