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I was looking for accessories for my Jerker and came across this posting - http://www.ebay.com/itm/IKEA-Jerker-Desk-2nd-Generation-VERY-GOOD-CONDITION-/221463590374 They might be gone by the time anyone finds this though. $250 is steep, but if you're hard pressed finding a used one locally the...

Hahaha. I don't have time to sit in front of the PC on Thanks Giving Day.

Can we get the answers to everything?

Tri SLI is looking goof right now :p

Yup, they are these specifically - http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=36_463_947&products_id=30036 I like them better than the non-square filters.

This is a build I did for a customer, just wanted to share :) 2600k, Z68-UD7, XFX HD 6970, 16GB Kingston Hyper X 2x OCZ Vertex 3 120GB SSD's Raid 0, 2TB HDD EK Supreme Full Copper Heat Killer 69X0 Waterblock RX360, MCP 355, XSPC Dual Bay DDC res, 6x GT's. I would have liked to do some color...

I need to replace my 3 UK's, but I can't justify the price of the GT's :(

Steam allows you to opt out, they also don't share it with 3rd parties and they don't scan your whole computer and store all of this information to distribute to third parties.

How much for just the memory?

You can mount it anywhere as long as there's enough length on the hoses.

The tap water is going to be constantly running? Water bill?

Kill coil or PT Nuke. Or use an Evian bottle as a res.

Those temps are pretty hot for only having the CPU in the loop. Mine (like Tsumi's) never goes about 70c under stress test load. Also an RX360 can handle 3 OC'd 470's and a OC'd 930 without any problems, so you should be able to throw two 580's on the RX480 easily.

I've seen Corsair replace pumps that make more noise than usual while operating and it could be an indication of a failing pump.

H50/60/70/80/100 and a GTX 470/480 with a CoolIT Omni system. They are both closed loop systems and you can transport them easily without worrying about anything. Get some GT's and play in silence.

Do you have enough water in the loop?

He's confused, don't mind his post lol.

If you don't plan on upgrading anytime soon I'd look into some used full cover GPU blocks, but if you're a person who is constantly upgraded the universal solutions are your best bet with VRAM heat sinks.

Whether it was new or old, the price for the performance you get on the XSPC kit is a very good value. I'd just recommend running a different pump in the XSPC kit if you're running 3 WB's. Similar question asked - http://www.overclock.net/water-cooling/1042041-can-cool.html

XSPC kit hands down. That Zalman kit is pretty old and I wouldn't waste my money on it if I was in the market for a kit.

I'm American, born and raised in the good ol' US Of A. OH EM GEE I said where I was from :rolleyes:.

Must be American :p

Why buy this when you can have a Rasa kit that performs way better?

Yes, because it's absolutely netflix's fault for ISP's and Movie Studious putting the squeeze on them with bandwidth limitations, data caps and the studios wanting more money for their upcoming contract renewals.

I'm pretty sure you cannot remove the 750 pump as it's fully enclosed in that reservoir. Pick up an XSPC D5 or DDC res and buy the pump that goes with either one. This is for the D5 (MCP-655) -...

Temps are still good regardless.

1366 i7 @ 4.2 @ 1.32 volts w/ HT, yes those temps are good on the CPU, especially with the 580's thrown into the mix.

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If you're using one of those coolants then it's not needed.

Use a different stress test and see what happens.

I still think it's the fact that it's a benchmark/stress test and it is prepping the next set of test during that time. Prime95 does it and so does LinX when it gets ready for the next test. How long does it drop down for? There's no way he's going to get 52c at load on an i7 970 OC''d over 4Ghz...

It's a benchmark tool? Does it go back up? It could be when it's not working the CPU and it prepping the next test.

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If you're using 1/2" ID on 1/2" fittings then you should use clamps or zipties to secure the tubing on the barb. The reason for 7/16 on 1/2 is because you just heat up the tubing pop it on and once it cools it's secure.

That's what you do for a tight fit. And you will be able to get it off without cutting, I've done it many times. You also shouldn't need a flat head or anything else to get it on if you soak it in the boiling water long enough. Edit: No wonder why it doesn't fit that well you're using 3/8'ID...

Did you heat the end of the tube up with boiling hot water or a blow dryer? http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r116/cmadki4/IMAG0174-1.jpg

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I hate the OP. That is all. :(

Fancy.