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I personally would be soldering & heat shrinking the wire bunches for a nice clean install. You definitely don't want tape on a rig like this and is of course very affordable.
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Super Monster Build
- Thread starter SuperMiguel
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I am going to have to agree on this one.
new to all of this but methinks this is a +1
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Aqua Tuning:
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case labs:
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Get a tx10 they said, you wont make a mess they said...
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Looks amazing 
and damn that case is huge!
and damn that case is huge!
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Looking good, I like how you went from 2 pumps is enough to 4 pumps lol.
Strange thing is, last night when i went to bed, i thought, its been awhile since i saw anything from this build, and then bam, big update next morning!
The one thing I did notice and think about, is the GPU. Look like you didnt clean it 100% before putting new (and too much) thermal paste on it.
Strange thing is, last night when i went to bed, i thought, its been awhile since i saw anything from this build, and then bam, big update next morning!
The one thing I did notice and think about, is the GPU. Look like you didnt clean it 100% before putting new (and too much) thermal paste on it.
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2 was enough hehe
but! When using only 2 i had too much empty space, i brainstorm for few days on what to put in there and the only thing that made sense was 2 more pumps Also i think i have everything (major part wise) for this build just need few things here and there. But! I cant put it together till november 1st since im moving that day, will be impossible to move it if i finish it, good thing is that most of it is modular so i can transport it in parts
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yup, but they were clean, like really clean
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maybe ill flush them again once i put them in, just run them with a fish tank pump for few hours
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i read that some people use vinegar into them? should i do this?
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Warm water and shake the daylights out of them each. Do about 10-15 shakes and rinses each, aka rad dance. Put some music on because its going to be a long haul with that many radiators. You might want some extra hands before your arms go limp. Take a bucket and see what comes out. I am sure you will see something that would have been in your loop if not cleaned properly.
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I found this @ Martin's website. Neat idea for flushing rads. http://martinsliquidlab.org/2011/02/26/flushing-your-block-rads-clean/
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maybe ill do something like this: http://forums.extremeoverclocking.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=163018&d=1334357218
like hook everything then install a filter and run it like that for few hours..
like hook everything then install a filter and run it like that for few hours..
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How many gallons of water is this thing going to hold?
Im guesing 2-3 thanks god water is cheap
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