sabrewolf732
Supreme [H]ardness
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Hi.
I've done a few watercooling loops in my history, I just started getting into pcs again the past year and a half after a 7 or 8 year hiatus.
Specs:
Ryzen 1600
MSI B350 Tomahawk Arctic
Geil pc3200
MSI Seahawk 1080ti
Seasonic 750w PSU
lots of thermaltake riing fans
HWLabs Nemesis GTS 420mm
SC600 pump
EKWB Supremacy MX
Thermaltake view 31
New parts weeee
it's a BIT TIGHT. Thermaltake says a 360mm rad is the largest rad to fit up front. Let's see about that.
some grinder work and we're good to go!
Filling her up
good to go!
In regards to temps, I was previously running the cpu on a modified swiftech 140mm AIO and the gpu was on a mcp655 with a black ice pro II. GPU temp has come down approx 15-17C (previously loading at 65ish C) and CPU was ~72ish at load and now loads at 62ish c.
I've done a few watercooling loops in my history, I just started getting into pcs again the past year and a half after a 7 or 8 year hiatus.
Specs:
Ryzen 1600
MSI B350 Tomahawk Arctic
Geil pc3200
MSI Seahawk 1080ti
Seasonic 750w PSU
lots of thermaltake riing fans
HWLabs Nemesis GTS 420mm
SC600 pump
EKWB Supremacy MX
Thermaltake view 31
New parts weeee
it's a BIT TIGHT. Thermaltake says a 360mm rad is the largest rad to fit up front. Let's see about that.
some grinder work and we're good to go!
Filling her up
good to go!
In regards to temps, I was previously running the cpu on a modified swiftech 140mm AIO and the gpu was on a mcp655 with a black ice pro II. GPU temp has come down approx 15-17C (previously loading at 65ish C) and CPU was ~72ish at load and now loads at 62ish c.
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