Finished my comp (pics)

Rott3n

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Well after couple months of cutting, wiring, soldering and buying parts my comp is done.
I have my 148 opty running at 3ghz prime stable and still tweaking :).
Temp are 22/25c idle and 30/35c at full load. Pretty happy with the turn out and had a good time building it. I'm sad now that its all over and nothing more to build at atm.

http://photobucket.com/albums/f166/rott3n/Water Cooled Comp/
 
Dillusion said:
Looks good, could use some wire hidage tho

Ya, I wish the outlet for the wires on the PSU come out the other side so I could have got them behind the back panel. I got some ideas though.
 
Rott3n said:
Well after couple months of cutting, wiring, soldering and buying parts my comp is done.
I have my 148 opty running at 3ghz prime stable and still tweaking :).
Temp are 22/25c idle and 30/35c at full load. Pretty happy with the turn out and had a good time building it. I'm sad now that its all over and nothing more to build at atm.

http://photobucket.com/albums/f166/rott3n/Water Cooled Comp/


nice build!!!...like the grill on top...I have mine the same way except i have 3 circular fan grills....
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I felt the same way after i finished my install also...Makes me want to build another watercooled rig :D
 
really nice build there. a few things i would have done a bit different, but it looks great and is performing great.

man......i guess that enjoying the act of building really helps to let you make a good build. i just try to get the cutting and plumbing out of the way so that i can get to tweaking and then gaming. the difference in craftsmanship really shows.
 
Looks good, nice case. Makes me want to go with a big Lian Li like that, I'd love to get all my WC gear internalized.
 
Thanks for the nice replys guys. I still want to do something more with the wiring down the road. Nice job's on your comps truflip and spyder_flex97 also :) .
 
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