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One of the most amazing Custom Water Cooling build logs I've seen in a while.
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That is a pretty sick build!
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That was my first thought as well GTXJB, the size of it is just wowzers. I also thought it was funny that the op is using a water block to keep the pump cool.
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Just a quick question about this build.... why? I know the standard answer : because I can. But Im wondering what types of performance gains are being sought with something like this. is it all just bling? can the same level of performance be reached with less, basically?
Also it is very pretty. I think Id buy that thing if it had a wooden cpu
Also it is very pretty. I think Id buy that thing if it had a wooden cpu
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Nice, a HAF Stacker with custom panels
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Just a quick question about this build.... why? I know the standard answer : because I can. But Im wondering what types of performance gains are being sought with something like this. is it all just bling? can the same level of performance be reached with less, basically?
Also it is very pretty. I think Id buy that thing if it had a wooden cpu
At this point it isn't about performance as much as the fact that it's a work of art.
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thought so, just checking.
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Unholy Hell..........thats gorgeous.
And more than likely UNSTEALABLE.
size/weight alone is a theft-deterrent.
And more than likely UNSTEALABLE.
size/weight alone is a theft-deterrent.
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oh dear gods, i cant breathe.
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Wow that thing is very very clean.
