Mattyp92

Such a great concept I would love to test it out.

That is a 64 bit chip.

My first water cooled build, should have planned the tubing and order better and almost ran out, and my GPU block leaked (the block itself) but it works. I also was off on my radiator clearance by like 10mm so the fans are on top of my case. CPU: Intel i5-6600k CPU Cooler: Cooler Master V6 GT (missing one fan) Motherboard: ASUS Z170 Pro Gaming RAM: 16GB (2x8GB) Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4-2133 GPU: EVGA 980Ti ACX2.0+ (06g-p4-4991-kr) Case: Corsair 750D Airfow Edition SSD: 250GB Samsung 840 Evo HDD: 1x 500GB WD Caviar Black 7200RPM 2x 320GB WD Caviar Blue 5400RPM in RAID0 PSU: Corsair AX1200i Loop: CPU Block: EKWB Supremacy Evo GPU Block: EKWB EK-FC Titan x - Nickel (Original CSQ) (w/ nickel back plate) Radiators: EKWB Coolstream CE 140 and EKWB Coolstream XE 360 Pump: EKWB EK-DDC 3.2 PWM Elite Edition Reservoir: EKWB EK-RES X3 150

Very punny lol. Thanks, I was debating between red or white lights but the leds in the CPU block ended up working out there for a nice compromise.

System is finally complete! Replacing the HDDs with a larger SSD probably with my tax return. I ended up having to place my fans outside the case on the top because theyou were just barely hitting my motherboard and I couldn't line up the standoffs right on it. I also had to RMA one of my fans (DOA) so I haveone of the fans from my old heatsink up there for the time being.

Fixed the leak, got it working.

GPU block had a leak, gonna send it back and let my card dry out.

About to leak test, nothing how I envisioned it but it works.

Needed the ax1200 for some planned upgrades for a previous build that never happened. It died and Corsair replaced it with the AXi. I had them on hand, none of the drives are new for this build.

The 750D has rubber sound dampening grommets that make it so the screws can't go through the fan and still connect to the radiator. And I was gonna put the 140 rad on the rear exhaust but it hits the 360 rad. A 120 would have been just enough smaller. Anyway I got the GPU block on last night at least.

Update: the screws that came with the rads were about a mm too short, running to the hardware store tomorrow morning. Also, I discovered I should have gone with a 120 rad not 140, oh well gonna just change the order of the loop.

It's all here! I bought the wrong fan for the extra 140 rad but I got a spare laying around that I can use until the new one gets here.

Just ordered my water cooling parts, Felix Hydro is about to start it's transformation shortly!

I thought Hisense already bought Sharp?

It was more that I wasn't actually planning on starting a new build lol, it just has changed so much from my old build that it became it's own. So much for just "upgrading"