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hyper stacker
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hey gues
i've just finished installing the water cooling gear in my computer and the only thing
i can say is WOW. the temps dropped about 15c*. right now core temp is showing me following temperatures:
for core 0# 23C* and core 1# 28 c*. temps for gpu were 32-35c* pretty much stayed the same
under idle and load
freaking amazing, i should have done this ages ago. needles to say i will defineatly will do some overclocking and try get some extra mhz from my FX
here are some pics:
Dust were??????
my bellowed
problems ahead !!!!!!
nothing that an iron saw can't handle.
heres my hover..... i mean power supply
i figured that that the safest way to fill this beast would be to use another motherboard to
fire up my pump.
filling in progress!!!!
here is all from me now ....bye all
i've just finished installing the water cooling gear in my computer and the only thing
i can say is WOW. the temps dropped about 15c*. right now core temp is showing me following temperatures:
for core 0# 23C* and core 1# 28 c*. temps for gpu were 32-35c* pretty much stayed the same
under idle and load
freaking amazing, i should have done this ages ago. needles to say i will defineatly will do some overclocking and try get some extra mhz from my FX
here are some pics:
Dust were??????
my bellowed
problems ahead !!!!!!
nothing that an iron saw can't handle.
heres my hover..... i mean power supply
i figured that that the safest way to fill this beast would be to use another motherboard to
fire up my pump.
filling in progress!!!!
here is all from me now ....bye all
filthysanchez
2[H]4U
- Joined
- Jul 19, 2006
- Messages
- 2,669
did you already leak test?
filthysanchez said:
sure did. actually got the gear installed yesterday ewening and left it running over night, the computer has been on since. i don't think i will be having any leaks thoug cos the swiftech barbs that i have are really tight, in fact once i got them fastenned to the blocks i chould not get them out... and note that i have a very fysical jop so the strenght is not an issue
actually i have a question to everybody reading this, i noticed small bobles in side my tubes .
is this something to get worried about or is it just normal and the bobles will go away in time?
meinzorn said:
haha i was woundering how whould be the first one to notice my "radioactive dust" i think it came when i was doing the airbrushing to those few parts, so its actually tiny paint flakes that have traveled to my zalman and psu.
BTW it's yellow dust in the photo it looks like green.
[H]Opterown
Limp Gawd
- Joined
- Feb 15, 2006
- Messages
- 452
Simple yet very nice looking mod. Thumbs up!
time to some small updates!!!!
well the project is closing at the end. but there a few things that i need to do before i can say that this monster that i have created is finished
ok on with the update this time i concentrated at front of the stacker, so i desided to use the left over mesh that i had to cover the rest of the front
here are the pics
again started by sketching what i was going to bend !
i did a little bit of bending so the front peace would look like it would have always been there
here its all done. also here you can see that i have finally put the thermometers on the rad "mount feet". the left one is showing the temperature of my cpu and in the right hand side you can see gpu temp. in the pic im just been running prime for couple of hours and stressing the system, thats why the temps are that high
here is some crappy cable management
i still have to do the window and maybe some sort of a shroud for the bottom rad
thats all folks
well the project is closing at the end. but there a few things that i need to do before i can say that this monster that i have created is finished
ok on with the update this time i concentrated at front of the stacker, so i desided to use the left over mesh that i had to cover the rest of the front
here are the pics
again started by sketching what i was going to bend !
i did a little bit of bending so the front peace would look like it would have always been there
here its all done. also here you can see that i have finally put the thermometers on the rad "mount feet". the left one is showing the temperature of my cpu and in the right hand side you can see gpu temp. in the pic im just been running prime for couple of hours and stressing the system, thats why the temps are that high
here is some crappy cable management
i still have to do the window and maybe some sort of a shroud for the bottom rad
thats all folks
phelan1777
Weaksauce
- Joined
- Dec 31, 2005
- Messages
- 70
hey,
regarding your HDD cage, if you remove the three pieces of metal from the front of the HDD cage you will greatly increase airflow across yoyour HDDs and also lose a dust catcher that would only limit air flow.
Sweet look to the case and I like how you mounted your PA.
regarding your HDD cage, if you remove the three pieces of metal from the front of the HDD cage you will greatly increase airflow across yoyour HDDs and also lose a dust catcher that would only limit air flow.
Sweet look to the case and I like how you mounted your PA.
- Joined
- Dec 29, 2000
- Messages
- 2,496
If you have access to any black heatshrink, I would heatshrink the wires coming from the fans on the top radiator. That would clean up that bit of wiring very nicely.
DarkenReaper57
2[H]4U
- Joined
- Oct 2, 2003
- Messages
- 2,173
LightningCrash said:
Heatshrink and sleeve
.DarkenReaper57 said:Heatshrink and sleeve
yep i should do it, but i don't seem to find any time to finish my stacker. mayby i can find time next week. and i actually almost got this thing finished only a window is missing, i fuck*ng cracked the acrylic window right down the middle, oh the pain. in the mean time enjoy this sneak peak, i know the cable management is horrible
don't worry I'll fix that next week when i get my new wc block from EK.
T1Cybernetic
n00b
- Joined
- Jan 8, 2007
- Messages
- 5
Very nice work!
I followed the link in your signature from xs forums to here to check out your stacker i love
watching peoples projects unfold the uv and black colour scheme it makes it look great!
"EDIT"
By the way, what power supply is that?
I followed the link in your signature from xs forums to here to check out your stacker
i lovewatching peoples projects unfold the uv and black colour scheme
it makes it look great!"EDIT"
By the way, what power supply is that?
Very nice work!
I followed the link in your signature from xs forums to here to check out your stacker
watching peoples projects unfold the uv and black colour scheme
"EDIT"
By the way, what power supply is that?
thank's man..... The psu is a piece of crap called levicom. It's 520 W can't remember but i thing the manufacturer was aspire or something?
matrix563
Fully [H]
- Joined
- Sep 1, 2006
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- 19,136
nice man. i'm inspired to put real water cooling in my coolermaster
thank's man..... The psu is a piece of crap called levicom. It's 520 W can't remember but i thing the manufacturer was aspire or something?
yea, its amde by aspire, had one take out a mobo not to long ago
mmm don't think so. cos i'm overclocking pretty much all of my components and of cource running higher than stock volts trough them.... Waaay higher.
And i like doing every thing over the top anyways
. i'm curently thinking of doing 2 loops, only thing i need is a nother pump.