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Old 04-08-06, 11:54 PM Thread Starter   #1
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Maiden Voyage with Custom Setup


Hi guys. Ive been reading these boards for a while now, and about a year ago, i was inspired to WC my computer. I went the easy way, and purchased a Thermaltake kit (the Aquarius III). It did the same as my air setup, just a lil quieter. Well this brings me to the meaning of the post. Today i embarked upon, and completed my Maiden Custom WC Voyage.

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DangerDen TDX
DangerDen D5 pump
DangerDen dual floppy bay res
Black Ice Pro II Radiator
2 AOC 120mm Aluminum Fans
~7' iof clearflex 1/2'' ID tubing

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PUMP > TDX > RAD > RES

Here's my Antec midtower, all gutted except for the WC parts, and the mobo.


My noob attempt at cutting fanholes with a crooked hole-saw.


All the tubing fit perfectly... no kinks


A closeup of the TDX and my RAM lol
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Old 04-09-06, 12:07 AM   #2
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nice job, keep up the good work.

you shoulda used some masking top on the top of the case, woulda of eliminated those scratches
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Old 04-09-06, 01:36 AM   #3
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Great looking loop. Those scratches are nothing, if they bother you enough you can fix them.

Were you're hdd(s) mounted in the case in any of those pictures?

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nice job, especially on the wire management.

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....Were you're hdd(s) mounted in the case in any of those pictures?

actually no... ill get some pics up ASAP
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Run out of screws for the second fan I see.

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Run out of screws for the second fan I see.
no, i had trouble mounting the fans to the rad. they were like a 1/8'' too big, and i couldnt use any screws to mount it... so i used super double-sided foam mounting tape on the second fan.
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Very nice, you did the same thing I did with mounting the RAD, except I have my fans mounted externally.

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wait so the latter half of your rad is suspended by dbl stick tape? Great looking so far btw.

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Slight problem... not really a PROBLEM, just an inconvenience. The Res i have is a dual floppy bay res. to fill it, i have to take off the front of the case, and remove the DVD drive to get to the fill-hole. Any suggestions on what i could do with this? i dont really have room for a fill-port...


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wait so the latter half of your rad is suspended by dbl stick tape? Great looking so far btw.
Yea, the fan with the screws is mounted by those screws you see. The other fan is mounted to the rad by foam mounting tape. (STICKY STUFF!!!)
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