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It would probably work. I had a 670 on a single 120 rad (XSPC RX) and it idled at 30, and didn't go above 45 in BF3. Mind you, you'd need a fan with a lot of static pressure to go through the 80mm effectively..
I never understood how people can use those CPU block + pump combos... I can SORT of understand hanging 1KG of copper off a silicone motherboard at a 90 degree angle (not really, I can't, even with the backplates), but putting a heavy block on there that's constantly vibrating as well? That's...
Ah, it looks like someone else had the same exact issue as me:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1205823/silver-kill-coil-not-working
Looks like it's just fast oxidation due to the silver coil/low water flow. I just looked at my water and it seems I used de-ionized (ultra pure laboratory-grade...
Sorry, no photos of it all put together - I took it apart literally a week after I put it together, so haven't had time. A couple of the Bitspower barbs do have some of the black matte paint stripped off, but I don't think they came like this originally.
I did run my D5 at the "1" setting...
Recently got the Define Mini and stuck 2 RX120s in it... the temps were alright but ultimately I wasn't very happy with it, it's just not made for watercooling, too cramped no matter how you twist and turn.
So I got a Define R4, will post pics once the new loop is complete. For those wondering...
So I put together a new loop about 2 weeks ago, fairly standard stuff:
RX120 x 2
XSPC Raystorm
Heatkiller 670 block
Durelene tubing
Bitspower barbs
XSPC acetal reservoir with D5
Silver coil
Everything was flushed w/distilled before I closed it, and I ran distilled in the loop as...
As it happens I do! Do you mean something like this?:
http://www.harborfreight.com/heavy-duty-4-1-2-half-inch-angle-grinder-91223.html
If that works, maybe I will go buy it tomorrow. What type of file would I use to make the cut smooth afterwards?
Are you sure those would work? I know it doesn't look like it, but it's 1mm thick steel - I can't even straighten out the curled part with a pair of pliers. Not sure if a hand tool would work for something like this..
Hi everyone,
I am mounting a radiator in my Defini Mini, and unfortunately a design element on the drive cage which is supposed to make it "pretty" is in the way... here is a picture below
I need to cut off that curly piece of metal at the front of the cage. Any idea how to do this? I...
So I just got my Heatkiller block for the GTX680 (putting it on the EVGA 670) and this thing is heavy enough to use as a weapon... I mean I did read before buying that it's 1KG of copper, but handling it in person, it's literally heavy enough to kill someone. Anyone else who has this block, did...
Are those load or idle temps in the screenie? I'm building something very similar, except I also need it to be very quiet, so I'm debating the 240 vs 240 + 120 (on the bottom like yourself).
The plan right now is to use a single RX 240 at the top (pull to outside of case), with 1 intake in...
I have the Arc Midi right now, which is identical except for a few details, and I can tell you the top cover sits very snugly on the case, there is only maybe a few mm of space between the mesh/filter and the metal casing (and I doubt it's different on the mini). You could in theory take out the...