water cooled case pics

[essasin]

here is my a64 rig thats almost done

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[Bio-Hazard]

looking good bio.

love the lack of wires showing.

Thanks, sort of a pain it the but hiding wires in the UFO case as there isn't any real place to hide them, everything is exposed....................

[Malph]

Bio-Hazard, I never get tired of looking at your set-up
Regarding your reservoir; there is always discussions about t-line vs. res. Did you use that config. to have the best of both worlds or is it just to make filling easier?

[Bio-Hazard]

It's sort of a combo deal I came up with as a idea to try out.............. I really like having the 40 oz of extra water for the times when I get real busy and forget to check the water levels. Here before to much longer, it's going to be a true dual loop system with the only part that's going to be shared is the res................

[Bio-Hazard]

I did a few upgrades over the past week or so and also started on the outside of the case to give it a bit of a different look than the other UFO's out there.









And my freshly cut top panel, but I still need to installl the perforated round hole panels after they get here.



Please excuse the shoeless feet............. I spent to much on the system that I have to run around bare foot....................

[SiNC]

My WORKING Work In Progress

[UncleBob]

That looks precarious!!

[madneon]

I know I gotta clean it up but I do get great temps dispite the small tubing



(2 da lian li cats)I guess nobody is using the 2 80MM fans on the front of the case to cool a rad

[maademperor]

nifty...1/4 id tubing?

[madneon]

Yeah I figured its good enough for Alienware and koolance I would give it a shot and if the temps were bad I would swap out..

[Diversion]

Cooler Master Aquagate Mini R120 (120mm setup) inside a Cooler Master Centurion5 case




This is not the case you want if you want to fit the radiator in the rear slot.. luckily my method works pretty well since I only have 1 5.25" drive in place.. gets plenty of fresh cool air - since the whole front of this case is vented with a filter. The rear 120mm fan does a good job of exhausting the heat out. There's also a front 80mm fan at the bottom. Very quiet case (steel).



edit: This awesome little cooling kit has abled my 2600+XP cpu to finally get past 2500mhz Prime stable!

Jay

[Erf]

This is my Chenbro Xpider with WC kit. Info is in the Sig. The intake is drawing freezing air onto the rad and into the case. My idle temps are 15c Diode, 24c Socket, and 22c case @ 1.65vcore so far. Winters just starting here so i hope to get colder temps by December and January. The tubing is dryer ducting. It may not be pretty but it sure does get the job done. My old temps before the ducting were mid 30's and idle. Update- Tonight it is about 9 degrees farenheit and my low temps are 6c diode, 18c cpu, 15c case. During COD2 my highs were 12c diode, 19c cpu, and 16c case.

[Dillusion]

[dfinf2]

Just put it together today and here it is.. Didnt get a chance to hide the wires yet but its AirmanV's old WaterCooling system with a Radbox.



Rest of The Pictures

[Skinny13]

An old project





And a recent one