ROG MACHine

[thelude]

Hey peeps! This is my personal rig I built back in March. Built this pretty much out of my Casino winnings  LoL!

 

Components:

CPU: i7-3770k

VC: Gigabyte 7950

MB: Asus Maximus V Formula

RAM: G. Skillz Trident 16gb (2X8) @ 2400Mhz

PSU: Corsair AX860i

SSD: 256gb Samsung 840 pro

HD: 3TB Seagate Barracuda

CASE: Crosair 800d

COOLER: Swiftech H220

 

 

UPDATED BUILD: (Sept.12.2013)

Added:

VC: HIS 7950 ICEq

COOLING: 2x EKWB for 7950

RADS: 360rad and 140rad

TUBE: Primochill LRT

FITTINGS: Feser Compression fittings and Swiftech Xfire fittings

RES: Swiftech Micro Res V.2

 

 

[I'm Batman]

Nice BUİLD MAN! how did you get that ROG emblem on the side panel thats sick

[Coombzy]

Nice BUİLD MAN! how did you get that ROG emblem on the side panel thats sick

Vinyl I would assume

[thelude]

Nice BUİLD MAN! how did you get that ROG emblem on the side panel thats sick

Thanks. Made it out of acrylic. Cut it in the shop I work at.

[I'm Batman]

Thanks. Made it out of acrylic. Cut it in the shop I work at.

is there anyway i can do it ?

[KieranThePCGuy]

That looks amazing! The side panel looks great!

[thelude]

is there anyway i can do it ?

Yep. They sell acrylic panels at Home depot for 20-30 bucks. All you need is a bandsaw. Best way to cut acrylic.

[I'm Batman]

Yep. They sell acrylic panels at Home depot for 20-30 bucks. All you need is a bandsaw. Best way to cut acrylic.

but how can i cut that good? using a sticker or sometin?

[thelude]

but how can i cut that good? using a sticker or sometin?

Yep. Printed out the size I wanted and taped it to the acrylic.

[thelude]

The hardest part was the eye!

[I'm Batman]

The hardest part was the eye!

but man it is so cool that just shows you dont need to have tons of money to have a cool system

[Spannerhands]

Spannerhands approved build! nice gob sir....

[thelude]

Expanded my water cooling setup. Leak testing as we speak. Pics will follow when all is good. Finger crossed.

[James_AJ]

wow, great build overall! Hope you have fun with that pc (dem casino winnings)

[thelude]

Updated build: Fully blown H220 setup. Fully water cooled.

[thelude]

Running: Prime95 and Crysis3 for 30-45 minutes.

 

STOCK:

CPU: 3.9ghz @ 55 Degree

2xGPU: 900mhz @ 45 Degree

 

Overclock:

CPU: 4.7ghz @ 80 Degree

2xGPU: 1050mhz @  60 Degree

[TheProfosist]

A h220 can push all that!

[Hazy125]

A h220 can push all that!

You would be surprised how good that pump is

[thelude]

A h220 can push all that!

Its working so far. 

[g3org3y01]

Looks sweet and that side panel  . Looks sweet

[thelude]

Thanks

[Andrew48]

It looks awsome! Was it hard to bleed  the loop?

[TheProfosist]

You would be surprised how good that pump is

 

 

Its working so far. 

 

 

Great to hear my H220 showed up yesterday and my H320 should be showing up today.

[Jun-Kun]

Great work.Your computer looks uncannily like mine with the same colour scheme.

[«ЙΩηFïČŧÌΩη»]

Nice rig- I use the exact same case and was running 4 cards under water at one point, so I can give you my thoughts.

 

3 GTX480's and one 680 put off quite a bit of heat, so I did a lot of experimenting with different configurations(serial vs parallel on blocks and pumps, dual independent loops, etc). With fans, it was very clear that the best temps were with all rads acting as intakes, with high positive case pressure exhausting out of the graphics card slots and the vent holes above the mobo i/o bracket in back.

 

The rad config I'm using is almost the same as yours, only a 140mm bolted to the bottom intake fan instead of a dual rad.