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WAIT HOLD UP. WE DONT WANT LINUS'S PERSONAL PC. The case has a lot of meaning to him guys. It was a gift from his wife. I believe it was the first gift from her too.
EDIT: Thanks for all the likes guys! Hopefully Linus or someone from LMG will read this and this will make Linus keep his build. Even if the goal of 100k is made we should convince Linus to do another build maybe, with signatures from the whole LMG family and maybe even his wife. This would let Linus keep the build he has with the special case his wife gave him. Besides, his personal PC would be more special to him than us.

I figured, but I tried to do the opposite, I don't have the time to read through another GPU-fanboy battlefield.

Pascal? I bet nooone saw that one

Here are some progress shots.
 
140mm Rad
 
 
240mm Rad
 
 
320mm Rad
 
 
All together and HDD's.
 
 
I will hopefully be seating the CPU block this weekend.
Thanks for checking in.

Hey just a quick update with some pictures of all the parts I have got so far. I nearly have everything together and will be ready for the leek test .
 
 
Been testing out my NB e-loops along with a swiftech PWM splitter. Very happy with the e-loops and the splitter works great in windows but post dose not like it at all.
 
 
Been flushing out the rads along with everything else. found out what a pain it is to drain a loop. 
 
 
Hope you all enjoy this update.
Just waiting on a few fittings then i can leek test and have a cpu loop running until EVGA get some water blocks back in stock.

If you are using vinegar to flush, be sure to then use a pH buffer to bring back the pH to near 6.5 (pH of distilled water) else some coolants will crash out of solution.

It's always nice to fallback on if you can't finish your build right away, or if the GPU is DOA. Makes things a bit easier to diagnose. 
I somewhat agree though, I wonder what would happen if they went ALL out on CPU and forgot about IGPU

Here are some progress shots.
 
140mm Rad
 
 
240mm Rad
 
 
320mm Rad
 
 
All together and HDD's.
 
 
I will hopefully be seating the CPU block this weekend.
Thanks for checking in.

http://anandtech.com/show/7881/amd-teases-dualgpu-video-card-once-more
 
This: 
 

 
And this:

 
I'm really excited. The water may signify a water cooler GPU, but I have no clue about the pringles. 
 
Opinions? Theories?
 

Hey just a quick update with some pictures of all the parts I have got so far. I nearly have everything together and will be ready for the leek test .
 
 
Been testing out my NB e-loops along with a swiftech PWM splitter. Very happy with the e-loops and the splitter works great in windows but post dose not like it at all.
 
 
Been flushing out the rads along with everything else. found out what a pain it is to drain a loop. 
 
 
Hope you all enjoy this update.
Just waiting on a few fittings then i can leek test and have a cpu loop running until EVGA get some water blocks back in stock.

Well evga have become pretty big into the psu market and these are more additions, we have the 850w G2 and 750w G2 versions which are both 80+ gold. They are fully modular, they also have some fancy fan controls so you can tell the psu to stfu so you can do your "stuff" in peace whatever that may be. 
 
Sadly EVGA only put a 10 year warrenty in these psus so give them to your grand child, @LinusTech if mini-mini-linus doesnt have one of these then there will be a problem. 
 
http://www.evga.com/articles/00823/
 
Prices *update*
 
750w: $129.99
850w: $159.99

Hey everyone
I thought that I would post my ongoing, build / revamp, of my red NZXT phantom.
 
Core Specs :
CPU : i5 2500k
MoBo : Asus P8Z77-V
RAM : 2x4GB Corsair Vengeance LP 1600Mhz
GPU : EVGA GTX 780 Classy
Storage : 120GB Samsung EVO (OS & Core Programs) & 2x1TB WD Black in Raid 0 (Games).
PSU : CM Silent Pro 700W
 
I am currently in the process of getting together all the water cooling parts I have chosen and modifying my case. 
 
Water Cooling Parts : 
CPU Block : EK Supremecy Full Nickel.
GPU Block : EVGA Hydro Copper Classified.
Rads : Swiftech MCR320-QP, Aplhacool ST30 240 & Alphacool XT450 140.
Pump : XSPC D5 Vario & XSPC Pump Top.
Res : Swiftech Res Micro (for now).
Tubing : 3/8 5/8 Primochill Advanced LRT Bloodshed Red.
Fittings : Various Bitspower Matt Black Compression Fittings.
Fluid : Distilled Water & Kill Coil.
Fans : NB eLoop PWM & Swiftech PWM Fan Splitter.
 
Photos to come once I figure it out.
Thanks for visiting.

Here are a few photos for you
 
My rig before I started
 
 
HDD Bays removed
 
 
Every thing removed
 
 
Extra vent holes for the bottom 240mm Rad
 
 
Mounting for the top 360mm Rad
 
How my rig has been living for over a month now
 
 
Rads installed with stock fans (can't afford eLoops yet)
 
 
Got some fitting planning to do
 

Here are a few photos for you
 
My rig before I started
 
 
HDD Bays removed
 
 
Every thing removed
 
 
Extra vent holes for the bottom 240mm Rad
 
 
Mounting for the top 360mm Rad
 
How my rig has been living for over a month now
 
 
Rads installed with stock fans (can't afford eLoops yet)
 
 
Got some fitting planning to do
 

Here are a few photos for you
 
My rig before I started
 
 
HDD Bays removed
 
 
Every thing removed
 
 
Extra vent holes for the bottom 240mm Rad
 
 
Mounting for the top 360mm Rad
 
How my rig has been living for over a month now
 
 
Rads installed with stock fans (can't afford eLoops yet)
 
 
Got some fitting planning to do
 

Within 1 Years...
 
The LTT community will rise to power, use their dominance for good in the world, and cure cancer.

Not interested, want Func MS-3v2 instead.

http://www.theverge.com/2014/2/11/5401084/sony-mp3-player-comes-inside-bottle-of-water
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USJSOPPZoKI
 
sony you have won the internets of today, this beats the crap out of everything both on marketing and product placement @LinusTech you seriously need to unbox this

yes

about the pump, thats fine.  the only part you gotta worry about is the port thats pointing to the side in the pic is never pointed down, any orientation that follows that rule is fine
 
about the fans.  you can spin the GT's (and may other fans) faster (more air pressure and flow) than the NF-F12's for a given noise level.  for example in the vid posted above, the GT's at 1450 rpm were quieter than the Noctua's at a little under 1k rpm.  and that was 4 GT's on a rad vs 1 Noctua stand alone.  And the Noctua's get louder when mounted in a pull config (not sure about push, never tried it) on a rad than stand alone.

I think the disc - less version could be a very bad idea. I can see many parents going into stores to buy their kid a xbone and picking up the disc - less one as it will be cheaper, not realising the difference. This can be a problem as many people still don't have fast enough braudband to download full games and many still have download limits.

Make sure the K-Boost feature is turned off. K-Boost locks the GPU to its overclocked state. 
 
If you have EVGA Precision, click on the voltage settings and you should see the "K-Boost" option. 

No, alienware is a decent company, the immature folk dont understand the meaning of profit as they havent had a business before, those of us that have had a business will understand that the products and services they offer are pretty decent.

GTX 210 to a R9 270, My media server pc is slowly turning into a gaming pc