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Prep No. 2 PowerColor R9 280X, Thermal pads in place, T.I.M. ed :D
Screws alignment perfect on this one :D
Complete :clap:
 

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After draining the loop and pulling a R9 280x, its time to install the Bridge :D
Looks nice! Now lets fill and test for leaks :)
 

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Sunbeam PL-RS-6 Rheosmart 6 Fan Controller 5.25" Bay 6 Channel 30W Fan Controller and LG Blu-Ray Burner installed :D
 

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Need a few moar parts to make TigerSun complete :clap: YEAH!
 

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Nice stuff. I like that resevoir of all things haha.

Have you thought about putting an led behind your gpu water block?
 
Thanks, LED behind the water block is a great idea :) I'll experiment to fine the right color, thanks :)
 
Thank You Mandrake4565, I know what you mean by having a bigger case... moar parts :clap: :clap: :clap:

Here's the PowerColor R9 280x before their transformation :D
I was hitting 70-71c while running benches now its 37-40c WoW, I like it! :clap:
 

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Thank You Mandrake4565, I know what you mean by having a bigger case... moar parts
Well I thought my Silverstone Temjin TJ07 was big enough, now look what I have. See sig :screwy: :D
 
Thank You Pvt.Dancer :)
I have moar parts on the way, I'll spice it up a bit moar..... YEAH :)
 
Just got moar parts, a few Single bridges, a triple bridge, XSPC Photon D5 Mounting ring, ect.... :clap: :clap: :clap:
Now, time to drain the loop :D
 

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Hey Guys, I've been busy :D After I received the parts (Mostly bridges) I got some measurements. I'll need a 8mm-10mm Dual G1/4" Male / Male Fittings between the GPU Blocks, if I want the older look style on the 2011 Rampage IV Extreme mobo. :thup:
 

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A little side step from my main build :D I removed the x79 from the ST10, tore down my spare rig and installed it in the ST10 for a complete water cooled rig for benching.
i7 4770K, GIGABYTE Z87X-OC mobo, R9 280x's....
I'll bench quadfire first then work myself down to a single card :thup:
Pics: Filled the loop and leak testing, QuadFire :D , Up and running :clap: :clap:
 

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Here's something interesting, as you know I'm running the i7 4770K in the ST10 with a full water cooled loop for benches. I did a quick test using OCCT Linpack and here is the results:
Pic 1,Cooling with an AIO
Pic 2, Full Water Cooled loop
WoW 19c - 21c diff :) Ambient temps same @ 74f. Yeah, A full water cooling rig ROCKS :clap:
 

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