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No addtional biocide required, the glycol prevents anything no worries. After years of use, I highly recommend it, I have only this coolent in my loops, all my water blocks look inside like day one, so like brand new. Cheers

After one year of use, I had almost zero water lose, my build has a total 8m of soft tubing. I only use to 100% Aqua Computer Double Protect Clear in my loop. Cheers

Current update on my MO-RA3 build, everything now integrated at the external MO-RA3 radiator: - Watercool MO-RA3 420 LT radiator - 4 Noctua NF-A20 PWM - Watercool Heatkiller Tube 150 - Watercool D5 Vario - Aquacomputer Quadro - Aquacomputer High Flow sensor - 2 Inline temperature sensors - 1...

Great build :) Love the Watercool Heatkiller blocks too, I will update my Ncase build soon too with that ALC PCI slot solution, currently I use this method with panel mount and cheap ALC QDCs but they are crappy so I will replace them: I use the CPC NS6 series for quick disconnects, those CPC...

Ncase M1 + external MO-RA3 420 radiator best combination ever 😍 Stunning cooling perfomance, full silent operation, never need to upgrade cooling solution any time in future.

Yes I'm from Germany that small detail on my keyboard would bother me :ROFLMAO:

40% DIY custom keyboard with Cherry MX Green and Silver swichtes + Endgame Gear XM1 (new revision 2)

Best mouse pad I ever had so far, since 2001 I had so many different mouse pads from glass, hybrid, cloth, metal, plastic and so on but from factor "control" the best mouse pad period IMHO, it's not the fasted, but the most accurate, that's more important for me. It's the Artisan FX Hien L MID.

Thanks and have fun with your new build.

It's a 6.25 spacebar (DSA profile) Cheers

40% DIY keyboard + Logitech G305

Jonsbo U2 - good airflow and cooling performance for a 60 Euro 15.5l ITX case.

Multitasking and other apps which have benefit of more cores go with AMD. If mainly gaming and you want to get the highest fps as possible go with INTEL. But it depends on your settings, if you have like a 4K 60 Hz screen you can go for the AMD any time, no benefit with INTEL in this case. If...

The problem is with this low voltage the clock speeds are lower too, but the monitoring tools only count and detect the peak clock speeds, that's why the perfomance is decreased in real world. This mechanism for the AMD CPU is called "Clock Stretching", so the boost clock looks like you have a...

My first time with a wireless mouse and as a Quake player I'm pretty impressed with the latency and response of this mouse, no difference to my wired mouse setup. It's a Logitech G305 with Artisan ZERO Yonsiki mouse feets (stock mouse feets are pretty bad) + Panasonic Eneloop PRO XX AAA...

Sweet great information, it seems the 32 GB moduels scales almost like 16 GB modules, 64 GB on ITX with decent speed / timings no dream anymore, now I need to get rid of these 2x16 GB kit and get this 2x32 GB kit instead. :angelic:

In general nice, more RAM is always great, but on a (very good) two DIMM slot ITX board the RAM speed will be very limited. Short example with an ASRock Z370 ITX and very good binned Samsung B-Die memory: With 2x8 GB I can easily OC my RAM to DDR4-4500 CL18 stable, booting up to DDR4-4700 no...

Hi I'm using currently new RAM, G.Skill Trident Z RGB which is higher than the previous RAM. I have 1mm clearence between RAM and CPU heatsink. :) Detail photo:

Then good luck, every fan took me around 50 minutes with the brush to complete. But it's worth IMHO. My GTX 1070 (bought in 2017) runs at 28°C idle and 36°C full load @ 2050 Mhz @ 0.993 V @ 170 watt power draw, I guess the RTX 2070 would be almost the same under water temperature wise.

Small Update, I painted my Noctua NF-A20 PWM fans black, looks much better now :) Before: Now (I switched from push to pull fan setup, no performance difference, but much easier to clean the radiator now): Noctua NF-A20 PWM fans painted black: PC:

This is my gaming keyboard, because I don't need 100+ keys in-game. Since the good part of this custom DIY PCB, I can build my own firmware set the key layout, I use 4 layers in total, useable with 4 FN keys so I get a full size keyboard packed into a 40% keyboard at the end. It's not that...

Keyboard: DIY JD40 MKII @ Cherry MX Speed Silver switches (main keys) + Cherry MX Green switches (function keys) with DSA PBT key caps Mouse: Nixeus Revel @ Paracord cable Pad: Artisan FX Hien L MID

I recommend to use the stock PSU cables from the Corsair SF series, very easy to handle in Ncase, as you can see in my build, plenty space to put all cables (ATX, PCIe, Molex, etc.) underneath of the PSU, the CPU power cable slighty behind motherboard and tray so you have enough room inside to...

Small update on my Jonsbo U1 Plus build: Now much better cable managment, tried to hide as many cables as possible, added on bottom a Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM fan (I painted the case outside black, because no Chromax series exits yet for this amazing fan). On top at the PSU area I added a 92mm...

Keyboard: Ducky Miya Pro Panda Edition @ MX Black Switches + QMX clips Mouse: Nixeus Revel @ Paracord cable Pad: SteelSeries DeX

I changed FreeNAS to OmniOS + napp-it (free edition) I got much better overall performance on my HP Micro Server using RAIDZ1 with 4 disks. Here a bit more details: https://hardforum.com/threads/opensolaris-derived-zfs-nas-san-omnios-openindiana-solaris-and-napp-it.1573272/

Because this are Noiseblocker fans on the radiator, always at push, because with pull they get much louder, this special fans need enough clearance if used in pull (like a shroud between fan and radiator with 2cm or more space), due the special form. With Noctua fans you don't have this...

Yes a single 240mm radiator is fine for this kind of hardware, I had in my first Ncase M1 watercooled build a very similar setup: Intel i7-3770 @ 4.15 Ghz (delidded) EVGA GTX 1070 @ 2 Ghz GPU / 4.5 Ghz memory 240mm radiator (27mm thick) with 2 good fans Gaming load at 24°C ambient and 850 rpm...

Last year I had a similar idea like you to build a external radiator setup, but finally I just bought one Watercool MO-RA3 420 external radiator (it's 3 x 420mm radiator surface in total and you can use 4x 20cm or 9x 14cm fans and that's it) and you can put on this baby everything (stand, pump...

Love the Jonsbo U1 Plus (y) - ASRock Z370M-ITX/ac motherboard - Delided Intel 8600k @ 4.5 Ghz cooled by Xilence M504D tower cooler with a single 92mm Noctua Redux fan and a 80mm Noctua Redux fan as exhaust - 2x8 GB DDR4 Corsair Vengeance LPX @ 3200 CL14 - KFA² GeForce GTX 1050 Ti OC (removed...

I would get the ASRock Z390 Phantom ITX instead of the ASUS board, it has much better VRM. Delid on Coffe Lake-S does not really change much, on regular Coffee Lake with crap TIM it made a big difference. For RAM, just get any DDR4 ram with Samsung B-dies on (for exampe G.Skill 3200 CL14 is...

Because he can. ;) No srsly the main issue with SSF is the noise level. If you want to put high end components into a small package, there is always a compromise between cooling and noise performance. That's why I go with Ncase M1 + external watercooling, the desk is clean and you have tiny...

Nice I like that, silence with no compromise to performance in a "small" package. I only don't like that the VRAM and VRM are not active cooled with an Tower cooler solution, it only keeps the GPU cool. I would prefer a Top-Blow cooler instead of a Tower cooler to have fresh air onto VRAM and...

In general nice project, but how do you want to modify this DDC for a silent operation? I had a DDC 310 running at 2450 rpm (10 V throttling) mounted on a Aqua Computer Shoggy to elemiate any vibrations from the pump, this was ok and pretty silent, but without any additional work, a DDC running...

Little ITX machine, Big water cooling :sneaky: Water temperature never higher than 6 K to room temperature, with a complete silent operation. The external radiator perfomance is surely overpowered, but I love the silence now.

I can't start a sales thread here, since it require at least 100 posts sorry.

I have a Noctua C14 left, I could put them in the Sales area here on the forum if someone want it.

A 280mm radiator on bottom? Never seen before, good luck!

Thanks, less is more sometimes. My goal was to have a simple setup, for easy maintenance and quick platform change if required. I have now everything clean and fully hidden built into my external radiator setup (pump, reservoir, fan control, tempature sensors, power and so on). All with QDCs...

Currently downsizing my water loop, short enough now :D A little bit fresh air for the PCH, VRM, DIMM and PSU: