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For a Water Temperature Sensor, I think I'll go with this 
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/2...ter_-_Blue_Backlit_-_71171.html?tl=g2c133s492
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/2...ter_-_Blue_Backlit_-_71171.html?tl=g2c133s492
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Thanks Sandyduff
A few moar parts arrived Spare pump(Alphacool VPP655 Variable Speed Pump w/ RPM Monitoring), water temp Sensor (Phobya G 1/4 Thread Inline Temperature Sensor with Digital Thermometer ), extra fittings....ect.
Lets test the pump in Monsoon res. It Rocks
Testing complete
I'll place the water temp sensor here, for now. YEAH!
A few moar parts arrived
Spare pump(Alphacool VPP655 Variable Speed Pump w/ RPM Monitoring), water temp Sensor (Phobya G 1/4 Thread Inline Temperature Sensor with Digital Thermometer ), extra fittings....ect.
Lets test the pump in Monsoon res. It Rocks
Testing complete
I'll place the water temp sensor here, for now. YEAH!
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Here's where the water temp sensor is installed, down on the bottom of the pic you'll see it's at the drain point just before going into the rad. I made sure its High-Flow, no narrowing of the cooling channel inside of the sensor
It shows temperature changes very quickly.
It shows temperature changes very quickly.
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Hey Guys & Gals, I'm really enjoying this new Water Cooling build. Benchmarking this rig is a BLAST, winning a lot of World Records in it's class Gaming on this rig is a "cool" experience as it eats up every game I throw at it. It is also the quietest build I have ever owned, the fans (CM R9's 2000rpm) are not 19dBa at 2000rpm as advertised. Maybe 38dBa, I don't know as I lost some of my hearing when I was "in country" (Military Vets will know what I'm talking about) but not all of it.
Working with this CaseLabs ST10 makes the job of building a water cooled rig joyful and easy
If you want performance, quietness and longer life of your Hardware (cooling is a must, however you cool your rig) go water cooling, it is an experience that will be rewarding in all aspects of computing. I LIKE IT! YEAH! TJ
Gaming on this rig is a "cool" experience as it eats up every game I throw at it. It is also the quietest build I have ever owned, the fans (CM R9's 2000rpm) are not 19dBa at 2000rpm as advertised. Maybe 38dBa, I don't know as I lost some of my hearing when I was "in country" (Military Vets will know what I'm talking about) but not all of it. Working with this CaseLabs ST10 makes the job of building a water cooled rig joyful and easy
If you want performance, quietness and longer life of your Hardware (cooling is a must, however you cool your rig) go water cooling, it is an experience that will be rewarding in all aspects of computing. I LIKE IT! YEAH! TJSimilar threads
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