orion3814

Everyone be warned...Zoidberg will make a comeback!
 
WOOB WOOB WOOB WOOB WOOB!!!!!

Welcome to project 13873. We had some fun testing that one, Your computer needs some Oxy to cope with the pain

OH NO YOUR COMPUTER HAS THE  CORONA VIRUS!!!

The act of crossing fingers was done using social distancing, the fingers were 2 meters apart.

Witcher keycap finally came yesterday to complete the rig lol

 

Thanks, man.
And here's the pump hiding,

This looks amazing! where is the Pump though?

Cool and simple looking loop.
And that is such a tech savvy cat! ?

Finally took the grinder to one of my 540’s and make a hole for another 280 rad. Been wanting to do this for years but wanted another case first. Worked out well without me needing to make a false floor with abs which was the original plan. 
Contemplating doing it to the other rig. 
Also waiting on the new custom price of tempered glass to replace the aged acrylic.  

Pardon my poor photos & lighting
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

The project is finished, so I decided to post some pictures here
 

Yes it is at the back and the chinese aliexpress pump it there too, no reservoir
the fans are controlled by poweradjust2 based on the water temp

Oho I don't think I slapped my (sadly not the greatest) pics and info on my latest rebuild in here yet:
 
i7 5960X - 4.7Ghz/3.7Ghz 1.3v/1.1v core/uncore
32GB (4x8GB) HyperX Predator DDR4, running at XMP which is (IIRC) 3200Mhz 16-18-18-36
EVGA X99 Classified
AMD Radeon VII
Samsung 1TB 970 Evo in an ASUS Hyper M.2 card
Corsair RM1000i
Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX TG

Loop is:
2x Hardware Labs 360GTS rads
Watercool Heatkiller IV Pro Acetal CPU block
EKWB Radeon VII RGB Acetal GPU block
EKWB D5 pump/res combo
EKWB ZMT soft tubing, EKWB stubbies with zip ties, various other EKWB fittings and a Bitspower or two
6x Noctua iPPC NF-F12 2000s on a Phanteks hub
 

 

 
Did my best on line routing and cable management, came out the cleanest it's ever been ?
 
Ooooooooo that's nice! Is the rad on the back of the PC? I assume you have a pump hidden back there too? Tis quite a clean rig, noice tiny footprint too. 

i5 9400f
asus z170i pro gaming with a z270i waterblock
Sapphire vega 56 pulse with Bykski waterblock
16 GB Corsair vengeance RGB RAM
A custom made aluminium copy of Motif Monument
240 Barrow rad 60mm thick+2 noctua NF-A12x25
Soft tubing

Monolith, da stealth box.
 
Compute part:
CPU: Ryzen 3900X
MB: Asus X570 ACE pro
RAM: 4x 16GB 3600mhz CAS 16 GSKILL neo
GPU: XFX 5700XT THICC III
 
PSU: Seasonic FOCUS PX-750  80PLUS
Cablemod set for GPU, ATX and CPU power, with a 24-pin right angle connector and 2x U-turns 8-pins.

Storage:
     - 1TB Corsair MP600 NVME m.2 PCIe gen 4*
     - 2TB Seagate Compute Sata 2.5" SSD*
   *(internal SSDs are only used for softwares and renders)
     - 10gbps SFP+ link to my unraid array (with SSD cache) through a SolarFlare SFN5122f cards
 
Cooling:
3x NF-R8 redux
2x NF-A12x25
1x canibalized Eisbaer 120mm AIO
1x Alphacool NexXxoS UT60
A bunch of 45° and 90° alphacool fittings
Flow pattern: CPU to back exhaust rad, then front intake rad, as to spit the very hot air directly at the back and have fresh or (worse case scenario) tepid air in.
 
Project: I do plan on printing a nylon or PETG casing as to separate the GPU side and the CPU side, as the GPU spits warmth from its side, I would prefer the intake fan to push all that to the back grill instead of having it go over to the CPU side, as it tend to somehow stagnate a bit in it (these R8 redux fans are not great at sucking air through that thick rad. I might also print a TPU gasket as to make a seal between the fans and the rad.
 
Front IO, drive mounting and additional intake:
1x Evercool HD-AR-ARMOR (replaced fan)
1x Icy Dock MB082SP (in the HD AR ARMOR, to mount the 2TB SSD)
1x SilverStone SST-FP510 for front USB3.1 + hotswap 2.5bay + hotswap 3.5bay
 
Case: 4U 4088-S
Side note: notice on this link how the support plate is supposed to bend inward for PCI support, and where the 3.5drive cages are. No, it wouldn't have worked with my GPU or cooling solution.
 


 
Yes, a dremel was involved. Some gentle hammering of the dual 80mm rad too.
 
No I have no shame.
 
Don't ever tell me it won't fit.
 

My first watercooled pc 😁
 
CPU: Intel Core i5 3570K @ 4.7GHz - 1.37v 
GPU: ASUS Strix GTX 970 OC
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 16GB (4x4gb)
PSU; EVGA W1 500W
Case: Phanteks P400S - Mesh Front Panel
 
EK Supremacy EVO + Naked Ivy Mounting kit
EK Thermosphere
EK DDC 3.2 Pump/ees combo + 250 X Res Tube
EK Classic 16/10 x10 Fittings 
EK Duraclear 16/10
EK CryoFuel Acid Green
EK CoolStream SE Classic 120mm Rad
Magicool G2 Slim 240mm Rad
 
Cpu is delidded and mounted naked without ihs straight to the socket using EK mounting kit. 
 

Copied and pasted the specs from Instagram so I didn't have to type it again. Wiring isn't completed at this time. Hooked it up quick to run some benchmarks and ensure everything was working properly. Thanks all! 
 
First time poster, long time LTT fan. 
 
Hardware:
- @amd Ryzen 3950x
- @asrock_official x570 Aqua
- @hyperx Predator 32 GB 3600 CL17
- @asus @rog_na Strix 2080 Ti OC Edition (x2)
- ASUS ROG 3 Slot Bridge
- @teamevga 1300 G2+ PSU
- @kingstontechnology KC2000 NVMe 1 TB (x2)
- Kingston UV500 SSD 2 TB (x3 in raid0)
- @phanteks Enthoo 719
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Watercooling:
- @ekwaterblocks FLT 360 Pump/Res
- EKWB Quantum Strix DRGB Blocks (x2)
- EKWB Nickel Backplates
- EKWB Torque Fittings, Nickel
- EKWB 360mm Radiator SE
- EKWB 360mm Radiator XE
- EKWB 480mm Radiator SE
- EKWB Electric Purple Cryofuel - 16mm OD Hard Tubing PETG
- @noctua_at Chromax NF F12 (x10)
- Noctua Chromax NF F12 IPPC 3000rpm (x3)
- Noctua Chromax NF A14
 

Retro Build (my first custom loop, practice for an upcoming build in a Corsair x280)  
 
The case is not friendly at all, poor support for loops, cable management a nightmare but... I like it's ascetics!
 
Hardware:-
3570k @ 4.8Ghz all-core
KFA2 GTX 1070 @ 2100Mhz
Fatal1ty Z77 Professional-M
Corsair 16Gb 2400
Samsung 960 Pro 512Gb SSD
Seagate Firecude 2Tb HDD
Corsair SF600 PSU
BitFenix Micro ATX Prodigy M Case
 
Watercooling:-
x2 Alphacool GPX Solo's,  one on GPU, 2nd in series (single loop).
Liquidcool CPU Block
XSPC white Slim 240mm radiator
Black Ice white 140mm radiator
Bykski 150mm white reservoir
x2 Noctua slim 120mm fans (450 rpm)
x1 Noctua 140mm fan (300 rpm)
x1 Noctua 200mm fan (350 rpm)
All fittings white Barrow
XSPC ec6 green UV coolant

i sure wish there were more work units right now,  my heaters are hardly flexing..  on a bright note we are about to rank up as a team!!!!!

i sure wish there were more work units right now,  my heaters are hardly flexing..  on a bright note we are about to rank up as a team!!!!!

i sure wish there were more work units right now,  my heaters are hardly flexing..  on a bright note we are about to rank up as a team!!!!!

Racing to get the GPU work unit in before 00:00

 

Here's one of my rigs. Stats are in my profile.
 

 
Other rig is a twin-Xeon PowerEdge T610, nothing special.
 

Thanks. I am planning to upgrade at some point in the not so distant future so I can move up to a much newer CPU, faster RAM, and other niceties like NVMe SSDs, but I continue to be surprised/impressed that I can still play modern games on a 3 year old graphics card and a 7 year old CPU (i7-3770K, albeit overclocked to 4.2GHz). It's certainly been a system I've more than gotten my monies worth out of, considering besides a larger SSD and replacing the PSU recently, the only performance related upgrade I made was going from a GTX760 to the 1080. I did as mentioned replace the case too, the Antec 902 seemed cool in 2013, but it's a pain in the butt to clean the filters and I'd had enough. 😛

Figure I'll join the folks posting their folding rigs. She's a bit of a hodgepodge of old and newish parts in a newer case, but she's all I got and still does the job.