ReinPure

Only need to go 4 inches deep and it gets that big?! Nice.

Does it say I am from Perth? I am from Middle Earth. I have only looped Heaven to check nothing was fully going to die, GPU was at 68 C. I'm not expecting anything groundbreaking, as it's only a single 240 rad. Could possibly test some more when I get time.

I'll take that as a compliment Unfortunately it isn't for sale; I would not be happy selling it to someone anyway, it's definitely not up to my quality standards.

The block is from the Fractal Design Kelvin S24, which is an expandable AIO with pump built into block.

Thanks! NFS sorry Even if it was, I doubt it would hold up during shipping.

Hi I just copied my post from NVIDIA ANZ, wasn't sure if I could just post the link. This is my PC I have been working on for the last couple of months, and it is finally finished and running. I must say this is the first time I've done this and while I am happy with what I achieved, the overall build quality of the final build is more on a "prototype" level than a finished product. You will clearly notice holes not matching properly, bad paint work, etc. The components I used are also not top of the line stuff as I could not afford all new stuff and had to reuse a lot of what I already had, but I am happy. Components: Asus GTX 970 mini DCUII Core i7 2600k Asus P8H61 - I 8GB Corsair Vengeance LP Fractal Design Kelvin S24 Koolance Quick Disconnects Barrow Fittings Design was done on SolidWorks, and the pieces were laser cut: The aluminium panels were bent and welded: (I didn't weld as I don't have any experience with AC Tig welding) Completed shell: Fitting the SFX-L PSU and the rails for the radiator: Checking space for component layout, I obviously didn't have to get a short mini 970: Checking I/O shield fitment: Heart of the visuals: Noctua paste: I was able to find a 970 mini waterblock after weeks of searching, it's from Bykski: I designed without having all my components, obviously I guestimated poorly, and had to cut out the side of my case...: GPU backplate had to be cut back a little to fit next to the mobo: It actually posts with the cheap looking PCI 90 degree riser: Plastidipped the case. It peels off super easily and my case is full of bare metal nicks everywhere, yay... I don't recommend it for painting an entire case: Mounting PSU and radiator: Plumbing time: I actually think I like the look of the case better on it's side: Filling the loop with no reservoir and only two hands at my disposal, difficult: Finished, running, not leaking yet, and ready to game ( the way it's meant to be played): More pictures at the link: Build Album Hope I can do some more custom cases in the future, with hopefully some better specs and also improving the build quality to acceptable standards Thanks for reading through it. Rein

Thanks for the advice, but I prefer the NVIDIA software over the AMD offering. Is the 390 much faster than the 970?

Is someone who owns one of these able to tell me the dimensions of the PCB (not entire card). Any other 970 PCB dimensions would also be appreciated! Thanks Rein