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Nice PSU, but it is not modular which is one of the things I need for my PSU's to be. I did look at that one first thou, when thinking over the list of 1000W + PSU's.
I ended up ordering the seasonic x-1250, I will give them (yes 2) a try, and see how they work out.
Well I really do not like to start having all sorts of connectors like (using (6) molex connectors to get the required (3) pci-e plugs I need per card.
I got in my (3) classy GTX 580's now the question my old 1000 PSU (PC power and cooling), its good but does not having enough connections. But at the moment i am testing the cards separately ATM and its doing a good job at it... running the whole system.
So now, I need to put (2) new power...
My problem is that I always make it the right length, (so I think) until I want to remove something or change a part then its a pain, and wish I left the extra length - and kicking myself for not remembering.
But that was until I found about quick connect fittings. ;)
I know it looks crazy
same image another location
I do not have much knowledge in water-cooling yet but simple thigns like the res before the pump. But I am running 2 loops (one gpu other for cpu and ram) inside a large mounainmod ascension case.
But I...
I have 2 setup almost like that, except that mine go res-pump-rad-gpu and res-pump-rad-cpu. I will eventually add the ram and the chipset.
Works ok for my system
I agree, I think your fine with what you have.
I ran (2) 21" monitors on one 8800gtx and main monitor on 30" on another and haven't had any problems in the apst.
I'm still playing with my new rig which has new vid cards
I like my Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX2, only thing is that the lens doesn't retract all the way back into the camera.
Reasons why I picked this one.
Can use it fully auto so its care free.
The LEICA lens is fantastic
I needed to take pics at wide-screen res of 4224 x2376...
Well I hate Multifunction devices.
I bought a OKIDATA c5500n from someone on Graig's List list a few years ago. I knew the model was being discontinued, but said ahh to hell with it.
The cost was $200.00 it was new and came with the duplexer (2 sided printing) think at the time the printer was...
maybe a rheobus fan controller
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/1310/cpa-107/Lian_Li_TR-03_35_Thermal_Monitor_and_Fan_Controller_-_Black.html?tl=g34c137s291#blank...
in my setup I have basically the same parts you do. I did it with a 2 loop system
- I use 3.120 x 2 (stacked) just for the 3 285 cards
- For the CPU I use (1) 3.120.
- (2) swiftech 655 pumps and 2 single bay reservoir - worked out ok and temps are nice.
Its a duel loop system
thx ill check the metric versions as well, today I only went to the local tiny hardware store on the way to work, and that was a no go, had a feeling they wouldn't work but figured ti was worth a try.
I'll hit home depot on the way tomorrow and see if they have any that will do.
good idea...
well u can do like above save, then select complete, this will make a name ( you can name it what you want) and at the same time it will also create a folder in the same directory you just saved the page as, just copy these 2 files (save xxx.htm and folder xxx) to other PC and click the web...
If your leaving the house what difference does it make if the fans are loud and on high?
I also have (2) of the rheobus (30w each channel) 6 fan rad controllers in my rig. My PC has 18 fans altogether so I needed the controllers. (14) 120mm and (4) 80mm fans and works great. I did split some of...
I have these Swiftech MCR320-QP stackable rads
the install guide
http://www.swiftech.com/products/installation_guide_mcrqp-stackable.pdf
Well it seems that those little plastic pop rivets are crap in my opinion. Ive tried many diff methods but the just don't stay flush, there is a gap that I...
Bitspower G 1/4" Silver Shiny Triple Rotary 90 Degree 1/2" Barb Fitting
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=25474
I mean they do look nice, but has anyone had any trouble with them leaking in the middle area where they actually twist? I...
maybe rounded IDE cables could help
Looks like a fiarly easy project with a steady hand.
Seen a nice mod to make those same ones there rounded just Google for "round-ide-cable-guide"
When I tried with laminating once awhile back , it didn't look right in the case window, first you could see the difference in thickness, and then the reflection from the lights wasn't right, to me took away from the drawing.
I have one of these off a friend that wasn't using it, very cheap.
But this thing came packed in a small package, in a box with no back bracket.
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=popup_image_scroll&products_id=25247&image_scroll_id=0...
Think I would also go with laminating it.then you can just remove when ready for a new one.
Another thought I had is if its a fairly easy drawing maybe you could trace it onto clear sheets like the projectors they use in schools. get at any staples and it would be right on the glass window...
Yeah I also prefer the Pump - Rad - block - Res method as well. But my friends swear on the Pump - Block - Rad - Res. I don't know why but I always figured that was the best way to get the coolest possible fluid to come in contact with the blocks.
Also with those pump (which I always use) if...
Sorry for not posting the machines specs, but was mostly wondering about the setup of the rfans being on top or on the bottom?
Also which was they should be facing.
One pump /rad/ res for the CPU and another for the GPU.
But the specs are...
case from mountainmods "Acension" Coming today...
He Friend and I made a bet and the prize was a case from Mountain Mods, it should be here on the 26 of this month.
I have 2 choices for a water cooling setup, I basically have all the parts already from 2 previous builds.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/tvgytgwzwwy/MM ascension LEFT SIDE.jpg...
Is there any kits that can be bought, which is basically a cut and drop-in - that can be used for the back part of a case. The area where all the video cards come out?
I also have it installed on a 300gb raptor drive, I did notice one time after installign that in the post mesage it said that no HD were found
But after I did a cold boot it seems fine and now find it each and every time, with no issues
sorry if I didnt exoplain it better.
At the moment I have (1) GTX 285 not installed.
I do have (2) GTX 8800's in my machine at the present time. But with my machine atm If i switch to sli from non sli, the side monitors lose connection until i exit sli mode, (do your monitors require a...
I thought it was basically maintenance free. I set up my last PC and didn't do anything to it for almost 3 years, until I decided to upgrade the parts, except add a little fluid once and awhile.
still haven't found out where the water vanishes to?
absorbed by the tubing?
Then theirs also the matter of single or double pass, when it comes to rad's.
I think it woudl have more to do with how much air passes over them to a certain point
ok well besides building my case, I came across some pieces of plexiglass at an auction cheap... anyway
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Also I know not all the tubes connect but just started using the program yesterday. so please forvice the mess. I am planning on mounting one large 250mm or 350mm fan on sides of the...