water cooled case pics

[jhimes]

Instead of repeating the same post twice, here is a link to my long winded post on this WC setup.

Here are 2 images to wet your whistle (just not your MB!

[GeForce_tw]

my watercooling in PC-71










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water temperature measure

[GeForce_tw]

i made these W/B ........this pictrue is show the w/b detail


This picture show the water flow ~


This picture is show the section of copper column



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[SCompRacer]

Hi Butch,

I got the neon blue loom material from
Performance PC's. Sizes range from 1/8" to 1/2" or 3.17mm to 12.7mm. They offer a sleeving service too, or you can buy one done in colors of your choice.


This link shows the colors they carry.

Edit: Thanks Butch. Grendel99 is right and I don't mind him saying it. I just updated my sig to reflect the recent changes. I do use a Black Ice Extreme ducted to ambient air mounted above the power supply. The PS support bracket was removed so I could cut a hole in it and a new rear plate was made so I could mount the power supply normally instead of upside down. That way the second fan in the PS is not obstructed. The water blocks are Swiftech MCW5000's so all I can take credit for is the plumbing.

Thats quite a water block you have there GeForce_tw.

Crusader, my reported CPU temps running two applications of distributed folding in 21C ambient for CPU1/CPU2 are 34C/35C, or 93.2F/95F measured with Digital Doc5 sensors taped to the CPU. MBM5 is way too generous, reads much lower. Temps are similar to the Maze3's I had using the same sensors. Right now I am at default with no increased vcore.

While the Ehiem 1250 pump would fit in the lower 5.25 bays with an elbow on the outlet, I chose to use the smaller Swiftech pump.

I have been busy and haven't finished it yet. I am working on a round reservoir to replace the rectangular one at the top of the case. While a larger heater core would give me better temps, I am after appearance with acceptable performance. A larger radiator at the top would mean no lighted reservoir with my current configuration, and I want to retain the laser lit res.

Eventully someone will notice or mention that one water block appears to be mounted upside down on the MSI K7D Master board. Since the MCW5000 water block base is not machined to be directional, and the name on it is so noticable, I swapped the unequal length retention bracket springs so I could ignore the "this side to cam socket" sticker and mount both blocks with the name right side up.

[Optimus_Prime]

Heres mine.

[pakman]

well, while my new radeon card is taking forever to get here, I've been working on some more case mods since I had to return a cracked reservoir and the hole I made for the reservoir in the top of the case looked silly, I decided to put a window in the top panel.





maybe I need to get a clear 12cm fan or paint the BIX...

If I choose to go with a reservoir again, I can drill a hole in the plexi. would look good as you could see the whole reservoir for the eye candy factor as well as to keep an eye out for any leaks!

[Deviantbox]

Where I work








The CPU Block


My rad and blowhole



My pump in the Hard drive cage




Edit: The mousepad is laser cut acrylic with embedded ultra bright leds that are powered by a simple plug and play USB port. It's actually a pad we make me and my partner: the Xide-Pad ][ Ultra.

[Pogrom]

Here's a few pictures of my watercooling setup. It's not complete, I still need to fabricate some kind of shroud on the heater core.
I would love some suggestions for that. I have a sweet 160mm fan that I'd love to mod to it.





Let me know what you guys think!

[Antebios]

I've still got some work to do, probably change the radiator to a BXI, next the pump.

[GameOn]

Server Cases do own.




Edit: It's the Coolermaster ATC-S4000.

[jhimes]

Originally posted by GameOn
It's the Coolermaster ATC-S4000.

That is one nice deep roomy case there GameOn. Good find!

[GameOn]

the case is actually long and skinny. I had to do quite a bit of dremel work in order to hide some wiring. Not everything is nice and tidy yet. As you can see, in the previous pic w/ the cathode light, the pump is tipping slightly. This is due to the hard drive cables pushing on the pump. I'll clean it up once i get more free time.


The arrows show where parts of the case were cut in order to let the wires pass through.


Case compared to my previous case.

[Halo_Master]

Could you give me a photo of the top blowhole?

I am almost finished with this project, so i want to start a new project soon.

this is my current project(crappy cam)

I build it myself, i call it a AquaExtreme Ultra(2rad's)
i had to build it myself, because i live in Holland and couldn't afford the shipping rates(cooltechnica,NY,US)









Yes i know, it is a p4 setup, but we are all watercoolers over here!!! i am not a intel fanboy

Working on a window with two blue led fans of 120mm, and a peltier setup

[GameOn]

You can look at my other pics of the case here.

[xCygnus_x_1x]

here ya go..pics of my new pelt system...











NF7-S 1.2, Barton 2500+, 2x256 HyperX 2500, ATI 9700 Pro, Seagate SATA 120gb, Hydor L30, Swiffy MCW462+T, MCW50-T, BIX Pro 2