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Tyreal - From a 540 To a water cooled 760T

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@Analog I had a feeling you would like this even though its not finished :)

 

How I can I not? It looks pretty sweet even without the water cooling block on the second graphics card. Great job dude! ;)

CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 - 3900x @ 4.4GHz with a Custom Loop | MBO: ASUS Crosshair VI Extreme | RAM: 4x4GB Apacer 2666MHz overclocked to 3933MHz with OCZ Reaper HPC Heatsinks | GPU: PowerColor Red Devil 6900XT | SSDs: Intel 660P 512GB SSD and Intel 660P 1TB SSD | HDD: 2x WD Black 6TB and Seagate Backup Plus 8TB External Drive | PSU: Corsair RM1000i | Case: Cooler Master C700P Black Edition | Build Log: here

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How I can I not? It looks pretty sweet even without the water cooling block on the second graphics card. Great job dude! ;)

Thanks, its a little weird having only one card on water but it hopefully wont be to long and ill have the second card added into the loop. i may add a single 140mm rad on the rear exhaust for a little extra cooling power, seems the pump in the h320 has some surprising power in it.

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Thanks, its a little weird having only one card on water but it hopefully wont be to long and ill have the second card added into the loop. i may add a single 140mm rad on the rear exhaust for a little extra cooling power, seems the pump in the h320 has some surprising power in it.

 

I'm not sure that there is much of a point of adding extra cooling surface, you already have plenty... and it's going to be overcrowded if you know what I mean. Though, you should definitely consider buying some sleeved extensions for those PSU cables. Something with yellow and gun-metal gray would look stunning!   :)

CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 - 3900x @ 4.4GHz with a Custom Loop | MBO: ASUS Crosshair VI Extreme | RAM: 4x4GB Apacer 2666MHz overclocked to 3933MHz with OCZ Reaper HPC Heatsinks | GPU: PowerColor Red Devil 6900XT | SSDs: Intel 660P 512GB SSD and Intel 660P 1TB SSD | HDD: 2x WD Black 6TB and Seagate Backup Plus 8TB External Drive | PSU: Corsair RM1000i | Case: Cooler Master C700P Black Edition | Build Log: here

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I'm not sure that there is much of a point of adding extra cooling surface, you already ave plenty... and it's going to be overcrowded if you know what I mean. Though, you should definitely consider buying some sleeved extensions for those PSU cables. Something with yellow and gun-metal gray would look stunning!  :)

Thats actually the plan for the cables :) got a few on order actually lol if i do another rad im actually gonna mount it on the outside of the back of the case where its hidden so itll just be  a small amount of extra tubing but your probably right i already have a ton of cooling as it

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I'm not sure that there is much of a point of adding extra cooling surface, you already have plenty... and it's going to be overcrowded if you know what I mean. Though, you should definitely consider buying some sleeved extensions for those PSU cables. Something with yellow and gun-metal gray would look stunning! :)

doing a small update tonight with desk tour and bit more of the system itself. Just gotta finish reorganizing the desk and hang my speakers ;)
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Speaking of Liquid Gold. Awesome build.

 

 

 

Air 540, MSI Z97 Gaming 7, 4770K, SLI EVGA 980Ti, 16GB Vengeance Pro 2133, HX1050, H105840 EVO 500, 850 Pro 512, WD Black 1TB, HyperX 3K 120, SMSNG u28e590d, K70 Blues, M65 RGB.          Son's PC: A10 7850k, MSI A88X gaming, MSI gaming R9 270X, Air 240, H55, 8GB Vengeance pro 2400, CX430, Asus VG278HE, K60 Reds, M65 RGB                                                                                       Daughter's PC: i5-4430, MSI z87 gaming AC, GTX970 gaming 4G, pink air 240, fury 1866 8gb, CX600, SMSNG un55HU8550, CMstorm greens, Deathadder 2013

 

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Had to do it.....

I expected it sooner or later lol all good gave my Co workers a good laugh
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Edit: So the title liquid gold that was a running joke, that actual name for this build is Tyrael, some will understand the reference others wont and if you do.. can you understand why i chose it?

 

@Analog, finally got finished work and was able to finish cleaning up my desk, i figured while i was at it i finally killed the red led on the sound card (didnt really kill it just covered it with electrical tape) took the side panel off the case and took a few quick pics of the setup, sadly all the good cameras are in Europe with my family so i had to use my phone :/ either way here you go :) oh and theres a watch dogs poster i have waiting to be hung to fill some of the empty space, youll see what i mean lol ;)

I7 4770k @ 4.8ghz with 1.4vcore. doesnt get over 90 degrees on aida64 extreme. never over 55 degrees in games

Gigabyte Z87X-UD5H

16gb patriot black mamba 1600mhz

2x msi lightning edition gtx 780's

swiftech h320 cpu cooler

soundblaster zx + Edifier s550 5.1 surround setup

samsung evo 120gb ssd for boot

Seagate Barracuda 2tb storage drive

Nzxt hue rgb lightning system

Corsair air 540

 

So thats the base system.. now for what i have yet to add to it.

 

Starting with the swiftech h320 im going to expand upon it.

going to add an ek coolstream xtx 240mm extra thick rad - Added

single bay bitspower reservoir - already confirmed to work in the air 540 sideways mounting bays - Added

2 ek fc 780 lightning edition waterblocks - 1 of 2 in the loop

Mayhems pastel yellow coolant - Added

ek csq black nickel fittings - Added

primo chill crystal clear tubing 3/8 id - 5/8 od - Added

some primo chill hose clamps for the bars that cant be replaced on the h320 - Added but hidden, re used stock h320 clamps where possible

 

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I love the look of those Lighting 780s so much :wub:  nice build!

Thanks :) i have been a huge fan of the lightning series since the 580 lightning extreme and they got soo damn cool with the 780 i couldnt resist getting two. just a shame i couldnt get both on water at the same time the second block is gonna be at least 3 weeks unless i get really lucky

 

p.s i did a small setup tour in the post above yours if you didnt notice it, kinda picture heavy so i hid them in a spoiler

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It looks great @xToFxREAPER, really great! Your entire setup is amazing! :) One last thing though, it would be even better if you cover that red post LED on the motherboard with some black electrical tape. I have done the same to my Rampage IV Gene and it looks so much better.  

CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 - 3900x @ 4.4GHz with a Custom Loop | MBO: ASUS Crosshair VI Extreme | RAM: 4x4GB Apacer 2666MHz overclocked to 3933MHz with OCZ Reaper HPC Heatsinks | GPU: PowerColor Red Devil 6900XT | SSDs: Intel 660P 512GB SSD and Intel 660P 1TB SSD | HDD: 2x WD Black 6TB and Seagate Backup Plus 8TB External Drive | PSU: Corsair RM1000i | Case: Cooler Master C700P Black Edition | Build Log: here

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It looks great @xToFxREAPER, really great! Your entire setup is amazing! :) One last thing though, it would be even better if you cover that red post LED on the motherboard with some black electrical tape. I have done the same to my Rampage IV Gene and it looks so much better.  

Thanks, its been a lot of time and effort to get my setup to where it is, as for the post led to be honest i never thought of that, i think i might do that right now :) i just posted a bit of my overclocking adventure btw, i pulled the second card for now and seeing what i can get off the single water cooled card. if you wanna read it its here

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Looks goooood :) You are a brave man, I could never oc my cpu like that, i am just too scared :D

|OscillosC Build|+ Raspberry Pi [NAS] + Another G5 + Personal + HTPC: Asus Z87-A - Intel Core i5 4670K @ 4.5ghz 1.15v - Noctua NH-D14 - Gigabyte Radeon HD7870 OC @ 1170mhz core- Kingston HyperX 8gb 1600mhz CL9 - Samsung 840 PRO 128Gb SSD for Windows- Kingston V300 120gb for Ubuntu- WD Caviar Black 1Tb For games and programs - WD Caviar Green 2Tb For videos, photos, music, and backups- Seasonic P660 XP2 Platinum - Windows 8.1 PRO - Ubuntu 14.04 - Modded Bitfenix Ghost

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Looks goooood :) You are a brave man, I could never oc my cpu like that, i am just too scared :D

its just a matter of taking your time and slowly stepping it up, i dropped it to 4.6ghz to allow a bit of headroom for the gpu's, if i have enough headroom after i add the second card to the loop im going to bump it back up, i posted a small update and desk tour in post 35 of this thread as well if you didnt see it

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its just a matter of taking your time and slowly stepping it up, i dropped it to 4.6ghz to allow a bit of headroom for the gpu's, if i have enough headroom after i add the second card to the loop im going to bump it back up, i posted a small update and desk tour in post 35 of this thread as well if you didnt see it

Yeah but i am just worried about the degradation :/ Maybe i shouldnt worry about that so much :D Oh, didn't see it! Your desk looks like a nice place to spend some good time!

|OscillosC Build|+ Raspberry Pi [NAS] + Another G5 + Personal + HTPC: Asus Z87-A - Intel Core i5 4670K @ 4.5ghz 1.15v - Noctua NH-D14 - Gigabyte Radeon HD7870 OC @ 1170mhz core- Kingston HyperX 8gb 1600mhz CL9 - Samsung 840 PRO 128Gb SSD for Windows- Kingston V300 120gb for Ubuntu- WD Caviar Black 1Tb For games and programs - WD Caviar Green 2Tb For videos, photos, music, and backups- Seasonic P660 XP2 Platinum - Windows 8.1 PRO - Ubuntu 14.04 - Modded Bitfenix Ghost

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Yeah but i am just worried about the degradation :/ Maybe i shouldnt worry about that so much :D Oh, didn't see it! Your desk looks like a nice place to spend some good time!

Thanks, its a wonderful setup. friends and family alike think its just awesome.

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  • 3 weeks later...

Oh yeah, liquid gold. Nice.

Air 540, MSI Z97 Gaming 7, 4770K, SLI EVGA 980Ti, 16GB Vengeance Pro 2133, HX1050, H105840 EVO 500, 850 Pro 512, WD Black 1TB, HyperX 3K 120, SMSNG u28e590d, K70 Blues, M65 RGB.          Son's PC: A10 7850k, MSI A88X gaming, MSI gaming R9 270X, Air 240, H55, 8GB Vengeance pro 2400, CX430, Asus VG278HE, K60 Reds, M65 RGB                                                                                       Daughter's PC: i5-4430, MSI z87 gaming AC, GTX970 gaming 4G, pink air 240, fury 1866 8gb, CX600, SMSNG un55HU8550, CMstorm greens, Deathadder 2013

 

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Oh yeah, liquid gold. Nice.

Yeah that was a running joke, my friend decided we should call it tyrael from now on

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Question, how did you manage to properly bleed the unit to operate silently? I bought an H320 and I was expanding it. Literally spent hours in the span of several days trying to, but it seemed to always make a gurgling noise. So now I'm debating if I should try again with the replacement that Swiftech is sending me. May I please have your expertise on the matter?

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Question, how did you manage to properly bleed the unit to operate silently? I bought an H320 and I was expanding it. Literally spent hours in the span of several days trying to, but it seemed to always make a gurgling noise. So now I'm debating if I should try again with the replacement that Swiftech is sending me. May I please have your expertise on the matter?

lots of patients and rotating the computer around all sorts of different directions

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Would you say adding a reservoir made the bleeding process much easier? I'm planning on using the block/pump in a Silverstone FT03, and I'm considering adding a res to ease the process. Thoughts?

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Would you say adding a reservoir made the bleeding process much easier? I'm planning on using the block/pump in a Silverstone FT03, and I'm considering adding a res to ease the process. Thoughts?

yeah i would say far easier cause there is far more extra coolant to fill what would be air pockets

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  • 4 weeks later...

@Analog Smallish update coming up, i was gonna wait till my second card came back from rma but i REALLY wanna get this review up but i wanna update the log first ;)

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