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Disco_Stu

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Nice shot of the wire mess behind my desk.
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IC7 Max3 with TDX block and 9700 with DD block
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Whole set up, BIX mounted on the rear, push/pull 120mm fans
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Slightly blurry BIX mounting shot.
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More BIX mounting. (the cheapo vinyl hose kinks if i use the second hole drilled out. I need to get some more tygon.
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another mounting shot.
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Hydor L30 and Tline shot, that white stuff is dried water-wetter from a resivor leak :(
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TDX mounted.
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Kink by the 9700 :( the tubing has turn sharply to make it to the t-line
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T-line ending comes out the top of the case, I cut a hole in the grill for the top fan and added a rubber grommet like on the back.
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Scale shot of the CM stacker in all its glory.

Comments? Likes? :)
 
yes :(

The res i had in there sprung a leak and the tygon tubing was all gunky anyway, dont have time to wait/pay for more with school right now. so i got some cheap stuff at home depot.
 
T-line can increase flow over most reservoirs(not mine though ;) ) but the way he has his it is really killing the intake of that pump. Look at the whole setup and you will see what I mean.
 
so what would you suggest to increase intake/flow? (besides better tubing that dosent kink, thats obvious) moving the component placing isnt much of an option, theyre fairly permenant.
 
To start I think a Y fitting would be better, but otherwise I think it'd look a lot better if you got some sleeved power cables or even just routed them a little better, ie, behind all the watercooling stuff. A watercooling setup doesn't look half as cool with wires dangling all over it.
 
I think I remember hearing that you can use zip ties to smooth out a kink like that. I've never tried it though, so I don't know how well it works. At least it's not too expensive and would help the flow out quite a bit.
 
Turn the pump around. After you do that you should be able to put the T between the VGA cooler and the pump going straight(right now there is a 90 degree turn through the T). This should also help the kinks at the intake and the VGA if you move the pump a lil forward in the case.
 
One quick question, if you have a BIG case like that, do you really see a temp difference on bringing out the rad of the case as opposed to in say near the bottom or would it not fit?

I do like those vinyl grommets for the case that your tubbing comes out of, it makes it look a little cleaner.
 
upstreamcurrent said:
I think I remember hearing that you can use zip ties to smooth out a kink like that. I've never tried it though, so I don't know how well it works. At least it's not too expensive and would help the flow out quite a bit.

yup sompe zip ties will fix those kinks
 
you could turn the rad around and drill 2 holes for the fittings and connect it on the inside to have less tubing. otherwise good job
 
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