W.C. and copper fetish?!?!

MaxPowers_68

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• Apr 25, 2006

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Let me know what you guys think. This is my 1st w.c. rig and I know that some sinks aren't necessary but it makes for nice eye candy . I took these pics before I finished dedusting and routing all the wires. As5 on Cpu, NB, and Gpu and p4 HS on my x700 for better cooling. Criticism is welcomed anything i can change lmk, thanks.

 

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otogrim

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• Apr 25, 2006

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simple...looks good

 

Oper8or

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• Apr 26, 2006

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Nice and simple. I like it. Very nice job.

 

voigts

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• Apr 26, 2006

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now that you have watercooled that processor, you might as well add that gpu...

 

striker85

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• Apr 26, 2006

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Very clean, I like it. May as well add the gpu to loop, though.

 

hung

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• Apr 26, 2006

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I agree with striker85, get rid of the fan cooling your gfx card and get a block. You probably won't run into any problems if you do cause your loop has so much room to upgrade which is very good, nice setup bro.

 

Flip-Mode

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• Apr 26, 2006

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Very clean, nice job.

 

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MaxPowers_68

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I was going the silent route by getting rid of the small fans like the one on the gpu and nb.

 

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• Apr 26, 2006

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very nice and clean. I agree as well the gpu block would fit easily in that loop. Lotsa space in that case

 

NoodleHead

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• Apr 26, 2006

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nice job, what are you using for your Nbridge? did you cut up an old heatsink?

 

SolidxSnake

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• Apr 26, 2006

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Wow, very clean. and lots of copper

I love it

 

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MaxPowers_68

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NoodleHead said:

nice job, what are you using for your Nbridge? did you cut up an old heatsink?

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the nbridge is a thermalright nb-1c and the sbridge is 2 copper ramsinks

 

EvilT

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• Apr 27, 2006

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did ur case get wimpy after u took that hdd rack out?

 

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MaxPowers_68

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EvilT said:

did ur case get wimpy after u took that hdd rack out?

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not really but remember the case is supposidly made light for easy lan moving so it was a little flimsy compared to my other aluminum cases but still no complaints.

 

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MaxPowers_68

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any other ideas how i can keep this cool and quiet?

 

SolidxSnake

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MaxPowers_68 said:

any other ideas how i can keep this cool and quiet?

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ducting things that get hot? and using quiet 120mm fans.