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georgeghazi got a reaction from RonHGeneral in "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Water Cooled Gaming Wall
I've been building and repairing PC's as a hobby for 12 years now but for the last few years I've had this idea of wanting to wall mount and water cool all my game consoles and PC. I liked the idea of having everything in one place. I need to start off by saying that i'm completely aware there is no significant benefit to water cooling game consoles, please understand that its purely an aesthetic thing for me. I love the look of anything water cooled so lets face it, at this point water cooling a potato would look pretty good to me. I was living alone with a mortgage so this dream was financially out of reach for me, moving back home recently removed that obstacle and finally allowed me to realize my dream. All up the main bulk of the project took me a few weeks to complete but 100% completion took a couple of months, for some reason its the final little things that seem to drag and take up a lot of time. The project consists of an XBOX 360, PS3, PS4 and Intel/NVIDIA PC (i5-4670k/GTX 970). Thats all cooled by a Quad, Dual and single radiator with 2 D5 pumps pushing the coolant. I'm pretty happy with the end result though if one day I happen make a new 2.0 version of it there are a few things I would change. either way I hope you enjoy.
It starts with a 2mm sheet of aluminium
Test fitting begins
Screwing in motherboard standoffs
Marking out the PCI-E cable slots
Cutting the slots
Testing & Mounting
xbox 360 mounted.
PS3 Mounted
Retrofitting an XSPC CPU waterblock on the PS4
Marking the XBOX 360 DVD Drive for cutting to expose dvd
Mounting the PS4 Blu-Ray Drive
Progress shot
PS3 Control Board Mounted
Desoldering and extending xbox 360 RF Module PCB
Cutting & mounting xbox 360 RF module pcb
Cutting xbox 360 dvd drive hole
Radiators mounted, xbox dvd drive mounted.
New Parts Have Arrived!!!
Starting the Backlit Company Logos
Undercoat Applied
Perspex cut for logos
Painting the perspex
Painted the Logos
White topcoat painted
Logos mounted, board mounting begins. xbox mounted, ps4 started.
PS4 power supply and blu-ray drive mounted, PS3 Mounted
GTX 970 mounted
Asus sabertooth mark S mounted
More close up photos...
Progress shot
Fittings & Tubing installed.
Tested the logos I made and realized there wasn't enough light shining through the paint. A few minutes of research later I found the Translucent perspex i needed to achieve
the glowing look I wanted, purchased.
Couldn't remove the vinyl logos I made off the perspex without damaging them so i got new ones professionally made with a much better result.
stuck them on the new perspex I cut and wallahh!
Wall mounts mounted and LED strip lights installed
Testing time...
Some glowing shots...
At this point I couldnt find any more 7/16 clear tubing so I changed from barbed to 1/2 inch compression fittings and got new 1/2 inch tubing.
Its complete
More photos....
Ran a switch for the cooling system (pumps, fans, led strips)
And this is where i finish....It was a long and fruitful journey..
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georgeghazi reacted to MunneY in "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Water Cooled Gaming Wall
Hey just a tip you could try if the greeen PCB's are bothering you. You could do like the LN2 overclockers do and use some Liquid Electrical Tape on everythign but the socket and the memory to make it all black.... I'm 99% sure that everything else would be perfectly fine since its not really going to be needing cooling!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0010OF8ZM/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B0010OF8ZM&linkCode=as2&tag=them0971-20&linkId=5JQQQ2HT5N6QELJH
Just do it like this...
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georgeghazi got a reaction from Jykos in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: georgeghazi
Build Title: "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Watercooled Gaming Wall
Thread URL: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365700-project-iceberg-the-ultimate-water-cooled-gaming-wall/
Description: An Idea I had for many years, financially held back from attempting it until recently. The idea was to bring my pc and game consoles together, wall mount and watercool them all.
It's a big project and it all stays cool, hence the name "Iceberg"(first thing that popped in my head). I built it all from the ground up, basically coming up with more ideas on how to mount parts
as i worked through. I had a rough idea in my head of how i wanted it to look but certain obstacles got in the way and I had to improvise. I was sure on a couple things from the beginning, that was
the white and blue theme and the glowing company logos. I'm happy with the result though if there is one thing i may change in the future its the flexible tubing to hardline acrylic.
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georgeghazi got a reaction from CobraArts in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: georgeghazi
Build Title: "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Watercooled Gaming Wall
Thread URL: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365700-project-iceberg-the-ultimate-water-cooled-gaming-wall/
Description: An Idea I had for many years, financially held back from attempting it until recently. The idea was to bring my pc and game consoles together, wall mount and watercool them all.
It's a big project and it all stays cool, hence the name "Iceberg"(first thing that popped in my head). I built it all from the ground up, basically coming up with more ideas on how to mount parts
as i worked through. I had a rough idea in my head of how i wanted it to look but certain obstacles got in the way and I had to improvise. I was sure on a couple things from the beginning, that was
the white and blue theme and the glowing company logos. I'm happy with the result though if there is one thing i may change in the future its the flexible tubing to hardline acrylic.
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georgeghazi got a reaction from JT8101997 in "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Water Cooled Gaming Wall
If you count everything roughly around $4000. although that wasn't all at once obviously
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georgeghazi reacted to Whaler_99 in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Thread is now locked. No more submissions. Working on the Voting thread.
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georgeghazi got a reaction from jb_winfrey in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: georgeghazi
Build Title: "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Watercooled Gaming Wall
Thread URL: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365700-project-iceberg-the-ultimate-water-cooled-gaming-wall/
Description: An Idea I had for many years, financially held back from attempting it until recently. The idea was to bring my pc and game consoles together, wall mount and watercool them all.
It's a big project and it all stays cool, hence the name "Iceberg"(first thing that popped in my head). I built it all from the ground up, basically coming up with more ideas on how to mount parts
as i worked through. I had a rough idea in my head of how i wanted it to look but certain obstacles got in the way and I had to improvise. I was sure on a couple things from the beginning, that was
the white and blue theme and the glowing company logos. I'm happy with the result though if there is one thing i may change in the future its the flexible tubing to hardline acrylic.
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georgeghazi got a reaction from Oberon.Smite in "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Water Cooled Gaming Wall
I've been building and repairing PC's as a hobby for 12 years now but for the last few years I've had this idea of wanting to wall mount and water cool all my game consoles and PC. I liked the idea of having everything in one place. I need to start off by saying that i'm completely aware there is no significant benefit to water cooling game consoles, please understand that its purely an aesthetic thing for me. I love the look of anything water cooled so lets face it, at this point water cooling a potato would look pretty good to me. I was living alone with a mortgage so this dream was financially out of reach for me, moving back home recently removed that obstacle and finally allowed me to realize my dream. All up the main bulk of the project took me a few weeks to complete but 100% completion took a couple of months, for some reason its the final little things that seem to drag and take up a lot of time. The project consists of an XBOX 360, PS3, PS4 and Intel/NVIDIA PC (i5-4670k/GTX 970). Thats all cooled by a Quad, Dual and single radiator with 2 D5 pumps pushing the coolant. I'm pretty happy with the end result though if one day I happen make a new 2.0 version of it there are a few things I would change. either way I hope you enjoy.
It starts with a 2mm sheet of aluminium
Test fitting begins
Screwing in motherboard standoffs
Marking out the PCI-E cable slots
Cutting the slots
Testing & Mounting
xbox 360 mounted.
PS3 Mounted
Retrofitting an XSPC CPU waterblock on the PS4
Marking the XBOX 360 DVD Drive for cutting to expose dvd
Mounting the PS4 Blu-Ray Drive
Progress shot
PS3 Control Board Mounted
Desoldering and extending xbox 360 RF Module PCB
Cutting & mounting xbox 360 RF module pcb
Cutting xbox 360 dvd drive hole
Radiators mounted, xbox dvd drive mounted.
New Parts Have Arrived!!!
Starting the Backlit Company Logos
Undercoat Applied
Perspex cut for logos
Painting the perspex
Painted the Logos
White topcoat painted
Logos mounted, board mounting begins. xbox mounted, ps4 started.
PS4 power supply and blu-ray drive mounted, PS3 Mounted
GTX 970 mounted
Asus sabertooth mark S mounted
More close up photos...
Progress shot
Fittings & Tubing installed.
Tested the logos I made and realized there wasn't enough light shining through the paint. A few minutes of research later I found the Translucent perspex i needed to achieve
the glowing look I wanted, purchased.
Couldn't remove the vinyl logos I made off the perspex without damaging them so i got new ones professionally made with a much better result.
stuck them on the new perspex I cut and wallahh!
Wall mounts mounted and LED strip lights installed
Testing time...
Some glowing shots...
At this point I couldnt find any more 7/16 clear tubing so I changed from barbed to 1/2 inch compression fittings and got new 1/2 inch tubing.
Its complete
More photos....
Ran a switch for the cooling system (pumps, fans, led strips)
And this is where i finish....It was a long and fruitful journey..
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georgeghazi got a reaction from Member in "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Water Cooled Gaming Wall
I've been building and repairing PC's as a hobby for 12 years now but for the last few years I've had this idea of wanting to wall mount and water cool all my game consoles and PC. I liked the idea of having everything in one place. I need to start off by saying that i'm completely aware there is no significant benefit to water cooling game consoles, please understand that its purely an aesthetic thing for me. I love the look of anything water cooled so lets face it, at this point water cooling a potato would look pretty good to me. I was living alone with a mortgage so this dream was financially out of reach for me, moving back home recently removed that obstacle and finally allowed me to realize my dream. All up the main bulk of the project took me a few weeks to complete but 100% completion took a couple of months, for some reason its the final little things that seem to drag and take up a lot of time. The project consists of an XBOX 360, PS3, PS4 and Intel/NVIDIA PC (i5-4670k/GTX 970). Thats all cooled by a Quad, Dual and single radiator with 2 D5 pumps pushing the coolant. I'm pretty happy with the end result though if one day I happen make a new 2.0 version of it there are a few things I would change. either way I hope you enjoy.
It starts with a 2mm sheet of aluminium
Test fitting begins
Screwing in motherboard standoffs
Marking out the PCI-E cable slots
Cutting the slots
Testing & Mounting
xbox 360 mounted.
PS3 Mounted
Retrofitting an XSPC CPU waterblock on the PS4
Marking the XBOX 360 DVD Drive for cutting to expose dvd
Mounting the PS4 Blu-Ray Drive
Progress shot
PS3 Control Board Mounted
Desoldering and extending xbox 360 RF Module PCB
Cutting & mounting xbox 360 RF module pcb
Cutting xbox 360 dvd drive hole
Radiators mounted, xbox dvd drive mounted.
New Parts Have Arrived!!!
Starting the Backlit Company Logos
Undercoat Applied
Perspex cut for logos
Painting the perspex
Painted the Logos
White topcoat painted
Logos mounted, board mounting begins. xbox mounted, ps4 started.
PS4 power supply and blu-ray drive mounted, PS3 Mounted
GTX 970 mounted
Asus sabertooth mark S mounted
More close up photos...
Progress shot
Fittings & Tubing installed.
Tested the logos I made and realized there wasn't enough light shining through the paint. A few minutes of research later I found the Translucent perspex i needed to achieve
the glowing look I wanted, purchased.
Couldn't remove the vinyl logos I made off the perspex without damaging them so i got new ones professionally made with a much better result.
stuck them on the new perspex I cut and wallahh!
Wall mounts mounted and LED strip lights installed
Testing time...
Some glowing shots...
At this point I couldnt find any more 7/16 clear tubing so I changed from barbed to 1/2 inch compression fittings and got new 1/2 inch tubing.
Its complete
More photos....
Ran a switch for the cooling system (pumps, fans, led strips)
And this is where i finish....It was a long and fruitful journey..
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georgeghazi got a reaction from cesrai in "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Water Cooled Gaming Wall
I've been building and repairing PC's as a hobby for 12 years now but for the last few years I've had this idea of wanting to wall mount and water cool all my game consoles and PC. I liked the idea of having everything in one place. I need to start off by saying that i'm completely aware there is no significant benefit to water cooling game consoles, please understand that its purely an aesthetic thing for me. I love the look of anything water cooled so lets face it, at this point water cooling a potato would look pretty good to me. I was living alone with a mortgage so this dream was financially out of reach for me, moving back home recently removed that obstacle and finally allowed me to realize my dream. All up the main bulk of the project took me a few weeks to complete but 100% completion took a couple of months, for some reason its the final little things that seem to drag and take up a lot of time. The project consists of an XBOX 360, PS3, PS4 and Intel/NVIDIA PC (i5-4670k/GTX 970). Thats all cooled by a Quad, Dual and single radiator with 2 D5 pumps pushing the coolant. I'm pretty happy with the end result though if one day I happen make a new 2.0 version of it there are a few things I would change. either way I hope you enjoy.
It starts with a 2mm sheet of aluminium
Test fitting begins
Screwing in motherboard standoffs
Marking out the PCI-E cable slots
Cutting the slots
Testing & Mounting
xbox 360 mounted.
PS3 Mounted
Retrofitting an XSPC CPU waterblock on the PS4
Marking the XBOX 360 DVD Drive for cutting to expose dvd
Mounting the PS4 Blu-Ray Drive
Progress shot
PS3 Control Board Mounted
Desoldering and extending xbox 360 RF Module PCB
Cutting & mounting xbox 360 RF module pcb
Cutting xbox 360 dvd drive hole
Radiators mounted, xbox dvd drive mounted.
New Parts Have Arrived!!!
Starting the Backlit Company Logos
Undercoat Applied
Perspex cut for logos
Painting the perspex
Painted the Logos
White topcoat painted
Logos mounted, board mounting begins. xbox mounted, ps4 started.
PS4 power supply and blu-ray drive mounted, PS3 Mounted
GTX 970 mounted
Asus sabertooth mark S mounted
More close up photos...
Progress shot
Fittings & Tubing installed.
Tested the logos I made and realized there wasn't enough light shining through the paint. A few minutes of research later I found the Translucent perspex i needed to achieve
the glowing look I wanted, purchased.
Couldn't remove the vinyl logos I made off the perspex without damaging them so i got new ones professionally made with a much better result.
stuck them on the new perspex I cut and wallahh!
Wall mounts mounted and LED strip lights installed
Testing time...
Some glowing shots...
At this point I couldnt find any more 7/16 clear tubing so I changed from barbed to 1/2 inch compression fittings and got new 1/2 inch tubing.
Its complete
More photos....
Ran a switch for the cooling system (pumps, fans, led strips)
And this is where i finish....It was a long and fruitful journey..
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georgeghazi got a reaction from Sharif in "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Water Cooled Gaming Wall
I've been building and repairing PC's as a hobby for 12 years now but for the last few years I've had this idea of wanting to wall mount and water cool all my game consoles and PC. I liked the idea of having everything in one place. I need to start off by saying that i'm completely aware there is no significant benefit to water cooling game consoles, please understand that its purely an aesthetic thing for me. I love the look of anything water cooled so lets face it, at this point water cooling a potato would look pretty good to me. I was living alone with a mortgage so this dream was financially out of reach for me, moving back home recently removed that obstacle and finally allowed me to realize my dream. All up the main bulk of the project took me a few weeks to complete but 100% completion took a couple of months, for some reason its the final little things that seem to drag and take up a lot of time. The project consists of an XBOX 360, PS3, PS4 and Intel/NVIDIA PC (i5-4670k/GTX 970). Thats all cooled by a Quad, Dual and single radiator with 2 D5 pumps pushing the coolant. I'm pretty happy with the end result though if one day I happen make a new 2.0 version of it there are a few things I would change. either way I hope you enjoy.
It starts with a 2mm sheet of aluminium
Test fitting begins
Screwing in motherboard standoffs
Marking out the PCI-E cable slots
Cutting the slots
Testing & Mounting
xbox 360 mounted.
PS3 Mounted
Retrofitting an XSPC CPU waterblock on the PS4
Marking the XBOX 360 DVD Drive for cutting to expose dvd
Mounting the PS4 Blu-Ray Drive
Progress shot
PS3 Control Board Mounted
Desoldering and extending xbox 360 RF Module PCB
Cutting & mounting xbox 360 RF module pcb
Cutting xbox 360 dvd drive hole
Radiators mounted, xbox dvd drive mounted.
New Parts Have Arrived!!!
Starting the Backlit Company Logos
Undercoat Applied
Perspex cut for logos
Painting the perspex
Painted the Logos
White topcoat painted
Logos mounted, board mounting begins. xbox mounted, ps4 started.
PS4 power supply and blu-ray drive mounted, PS3 Mounted
GTX 970 mounted
Asus sabertooth mark S mounted
More close up photos...
Progress shot
Fittings & Tubing installed.
Tested the logos I made and realized there wasn't enough light shining through the paint. A few minutes of research later I found the Translucent perspex i needed to achieve
the glowing look I wanted, purchased.
Couldn't remove the vinyl logos I made off the perspex without damaging them so i got new ones professionally made with a much better result.
stuck them on the new perspex I cut and wallahh!
Wall mounts mounted and LED strip lights installed
Testing time...
Some glowing shots...
At this point I couldnt find any more 7/16 clear tubing so I changed from barbed to 1/2 inch compression fittings and got new 1/2 inch tubing.
Its complete
More photos....
Ran a switch for the cooling system (pumps, fans, led strips)
And this is where i finish....It was a long and fruitful journey..
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georgeghazi got a reaction from Guest in "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Water Cooled Gaming Wall
I've been building and repairing PC's as a hobby for 12 years now but for the last few years I've had this idea of wanting to wall mount and water cool all my game consoles and PC. I liked the idea of having everything in one place. I need to start off by saying that i'm completely aware there is no significant benefit to water cooling game consoles, please understand that its purely an aesthetic thing for me. I love the look of anything water cooled so lets face it, at this point water cooling a potato would look pretty good to me. I was living alone with a mortgage so this dream was financially out of reach for me, moving back home recently removed that obstacle and finally allowed me to realize my dream. All up the main bulk of the project took me a few weeks to complete but 100% completion took a couple of months, for some reason its the final little things that seem to drag and take up a lot of time. The project consists of an XBOX 360, PS3, PS4 and Intel/NVIDIA PC (i5-4670k/GTX 970). Thats all cooled by a Quad, Dual and single radiator with 2 D5 pumps pushing the coolant. I'm pretty happy with the end result though if one day I happen make a new 2.0 version of it there are a few things I would change. either way I hope you enjoy.
It starts with a 2mm sheet of aluminium
Test fitting begins
Screwing in motherboard standoffs
Marking out the PCI-E cable slots
Cutting the slots
Testing & Mounting
xbox 360 mounted.
PS3 Mounted
Retrofitting an XSPC CPU waterblock on the PS4
Marking the XBOX 360 DVD Drive for cutting to expose dvd
Mounting the PS4 Blu-Ray Drive
Progress shot
PS3 Control Board Mounted
Desoldering and extending xbox 360 RF Module PCB
Cutting & mounting xbox 360 RF module pcb
Cutting xbox 360 dvd drive hole
Radiators mounted, xbox dvd drive mounted.
New Parts Have Arrived!!!
Starting the Backlit Company Logos
Undercoat Applied
Perspex cut for logos
Painting the perspex
Painted the Logos
White topcoat painted
Logos mounted, board mounting begins. xbox mounted, ps4 started.
PS4 power supply and blu-ray drive mounted, PS3 Mounted
GTX 970 mounted
Asus sabertooth mark S mounted
More close up photos...
Progress shot
Fittings & Tubing installed.
Tested the logos I made and realized there wasn't enough light shining through the paint. A few minutes of research later I found the Translucent perspex i needed to achieve
the glowing look I wanted, purchased.
Couldn't remove the vinyl logos I made off the perspex without damaging them so i got new ones professionally made with a much better result.
stuck them on the new perspex I cut and wallahh!
Wall mounts mounted and LED strip lights installed
Testing time...
Some glowing shots...
At this point I couldnt find any more 7/16 clear tubing so I changed from barbed to 1/2 inch compression fittings and got new 1/2 inch tubing.
Its complete
More photos....
Ran a switch for the cooling system (pumps, fans, led strips)
And this is where i finish....It was a long and fruitful journey..
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georgeghazi reacted to ciobanulx in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: ciobanulx
Build Title: GREEN MOLECULE
Thread URL: Build Log
Description: The Green Molecule is a build in a Fractal Design ARC Mini R2 in which I have modified nearly every component to fit the green and white theme with the molecules twist. The best features of the build are the custom side panel window, the fully custom reservoir in the front panel and the shroud incorporating the pump and res combo into it. Check the build log for more pics.
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georgeghazi reacted to guitarhero23 in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: guitarhero23
Build Title: White Metropolis
Thread URL: Build Log
Description: I wanted a build that was if a small form factor, allowing easier transportation when LANNING without sacrificing cooling power when home and overclocking. I also wanted to create as clean of a build visually as I could which is where the idea for this came from. I developed a quick disconnect system from S5 to pedestal allowing me to separate the two. The name "White Metropolis" started out because I was trying to brainstorm a name that wasn't cliche with a white build and chose it with no intention of including it in the build theme. That all changed when I got inspired by city silhouettes. In this build you will find the silhouettes of major cities all across the world such as Hong Kong - China, Bangkok - Thailand and Jakarta - Indonesia because of how they looked. I've hopefully succeeded in tying all these things together in a visually appealing, high detail design. Windows all around led for designing ideas that complement the computer no matter which side you look at it,no matter where you view it from you get a different and equally pleasing view. Check out the log for all custom parts.
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georgeghazi reacted to foxwater in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: foxwater
Build Title: Grass Block Server
Thread URL: http://www.instructables.com/id/Personal-Minecraft-Server-in-Custom-Block-Case/
Description: I made this awhile back and have been using it to host my minecraft server/decorate my room, hits about 15W at CPU load (iGPU doesn't get used when hosting). Total build cost: ~$350
Full disclosure...even I will be voting for White Metropolis.
Note: the monitor is not hooked up to the server, it's hooked up to my more beastly rig, which is playing the hosted minecraft world.
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georgeghazi got a reaction from nmansury in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: georgeghazi
Build Title: "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Watercooled Gaming Wall
Thread URL: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365700-project-iceberg-the-ultimate-water-cooled-gaming-wall/
Description: An Idea I had for many years, financially held back from attempting it until recently. The idea was to bring my pc and game consoles together, wall mount and watercool them all.
It's a big project and it all stays cool, hence the name "Iceberg"(first thing that popped in my head). I built it all from the ground up, basically coming up with more ideas on how to mount parts
as i worked through. I had a rough idea in my head of how i wanted it to look but certain obstacles got in the way and I had to improvise. I was sure on a couple things from the beginning, that was
the white and blue theme and the glowing company logos. I'm happy with the result though if there is one thing i may change in the future its the flexible tubing to hardline acrylic.
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georgeghazi got a reaction from tatep in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: georgeghazi
Build Title: "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Watercooled Gaming Wall
Thread URL: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365700-project-iceberg-the-ultimate-water-cooled-gaming-wall/
Description: An Idea I had for many years, financially held back from attempting it until recently. The idea was to bring my pc and game consoles together, wall mount and watercool them all.
It's a big project and it all stays cool, hence the name "Iceberg"(first thing that popped in my head). I built it all from the ground up, basically coming up with more ideas on how to mount parts
as i worked through. I had a rough idea in my head of how i wanted it to look but certain obstacles got in the way and I had to improvise. I was sure on a couple things from the beginning, that was
the white and blue theme and the glowing company logos. I'm happy with the result though if there is one thing i may change in the future its the flexible tubing to hardline acrylic.
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georgeghazi got a reaction from Anthony10 in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: georgeghazi
Build Title: "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Watercooled Gaming Wall
Thread URL: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365700-project-iceberg-the-ultimate-water-cooled-gaming-wall/
Description: An Idea I had for many years, financially held back from attempting it until recently. The idea was to bring my pc and game consoles together, wall mount and watercool them all.
It's a big project and it all stays cool, hence the name "Iceberg"(first thing that popped in my head). I built it all from the ground up, basically coming up with more ideas on how to mount parts
as i worked through. I had a rough idea in my head of how i wanted it to look but certain obstacles got in the way and I had to improvise. I was sure on a couple things from the beginning, that was
the white and blue theme and the glowing company logos. I'm happy with the result though if there is one thing i may change in the future its the flexible tubing to hardline acrylic.
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georgeghazi got a reaction from blooblaa in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: georgeghazi
Build Title: "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Watercooled Gaming Wall
Thread URL: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365700-project-iceberg-the-ultimate-water-cooled-gaming-wall/
Description: An Idea I had for many years, financially held back from attempting it until recently. The idea was to bring my pc and game consoles together, wall mount and watercool them all.
It's a big project and it all stays cool, hence the name "Iceberg"(first thing that popped in my head). I built it all from the ground up, basically coming up with more ideas on how to mount parts
as i worked through. I had a rough idea in my head of how i wanted it to look but certain obstacles got in the way and I had to improvise. I was sure on a couple things from the beginning, that was
the white and blue theme and the glowing company logos. I'm happy with the result though if there is one thing i may change in the future its the flexible tubing to hardline acrylic.
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georgeghazi got a reaction from Skuggihond in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: georgeghazi
Build Title: "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Watercooled Gaming Wall
Thread URL: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365700-project-iceberg-the-ultimate-water-cooled-gaming-wall/
Description: An Idea I had for many years, financially held back from attempting it until recently. The idea was to bring my pc and game consoles together, wall mount and watercool them all.
It's a big project and it all stays cool, hence the name "Iceberg"(first thing that popped in my head). I built it all from the ground up, basically coming up with more ideas on how to mount parts
as i worked through. I had a rough idea in my head of how i wanted it to look but certain obstacles got in the way and I had to improvise. I was sure on a couple things from the beginning, that was
the white and blue theme and the glowing company logos. I'm happy with the result though if there is one thing i may change in the future its the flexible tubing to hardline acrylic.
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georgeghazi got a reaction from colinreay in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: georgeghazi
Build Title: "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Watercooled Gaming Wall
Thread URL: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365700-project-iceberg-the-ultimate-water-cooled-gaming-wall/
Description: An Idea I had for many years, financially held back from attempting it until recently. The idea was to bring my pc and game consoles together, wall mount and watercool them all.
It's a big project and it all stays cool, hence the name "Iceberg"(first thing that popped in my head). I built it all from the ground up, basically coming up with more ideas on how to mount parts
as i worked through. I had a rough idea in my head of how i wanted it to look but certain obstacles got in the way and I had to improvise. I was sure on a couple things from the beginning, that was
the white and blue theme and the glowing company logos. I'm happy with the result though if there is one thing i may change in the future its the flexible tubing to hardline acrylic.
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georgeghazi got a reaction from Divamage in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: georgeghazi
Build Title: "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Watercooled Gaming Wall
Thread URL: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365700-project-iceberg-the-ultimate-water-cooled-gaming-wall/
Description: An Idea I had for many years, financially held back from attempting it until recently. The idea was to bring my pc and game consoles together, wall mount and watercool them all.
It's a big project and it all stays cool, hence the name "Iceberg"(first thing that popped in my head). I built it all from the ground up, basically coming up with more ideas on how to mount parts
as i worked through. I had a rough idea in my head of how i wanted it to look but certain obstacles got in the way and I had to improvise. I was sure on a couple things from the beginning, that was
the white and blue theme and the glowing company logos. I'm happy with the result though if there is one thing i may change in the future its the flexible tubing to hardline acrylic.
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georgeghazi got a reaction from Guest in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: georgeghazi
Build Title: "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Watercooled Gaming Wall
Thread URL: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365700-project-iceberg-the-ultimate-water-cooled-gaming-wall/
Description: An Idea I had for many years, financially held back from attempting it until recently. The idea was to bring my pc and game consoles together, wall mount and watercool them all.
It's a big project and it all stays cool, hence the name "Iceberg"(first thing that popped in my head). I built it all from the ground up, basically coming up with more ideas on how to mount parts
as i worked through. I had a rough idea in my head of how i wanted it to look but certain obstacles got in the way and I had to improvise. I was sure on a couple things from the beginning, that was
the white and blue theme and the glowing company logos. I'm happy with the result though if there is one thing i may change in the future its the flexible tubing to hardline acrylic.
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georgeghazi got a reaction from SuspiciousBadger in Featured Build Logs Competition #003 - Submission Thread
Forum ID: georgeghazi
Build Title: "Project Iceberg" The Ultimate Watercooled Gaming Wall
Thread URL: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365700-project-iceberg-the-ultimate-water-cooled-gaming-wall/
Description: An Idea I had for many years, financially held back from attempting it until recently. The idea was to bring my pc and game consoles together, wall mount and watercool them all.
It's a big project and it all stays cool, hence the name "Iceberg"(first thing that popped in my head). I built it all from the ground up, basically coming up with more ideas on how to mount parts
as i worked through. I had a rough idea in my head of how i wanted it to look but certain obstacles got in the way and I had to improvise. I was sure on a couple things from the beginning, that was
the white and blue theme and the glowing company logos. I'm happy with the result though if there is one thing i may change in the future its the flexible tubing to hardline acrylic.