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Hello! Im Joe Campbell, Owner of YouTube channel Gadget Joe and im a reviewer/videographer and modder from Grimsby, UK. My latest project build is Alter-Ego, a custom desk build (yes another desk build!) with a unique one of a kind twist! Work and play built into one unit with 2 systems and 2 different personalities! Sponsored by Alphacool/Aquatuning and Mayhems. Aquatuning and Alphacool sponsor all the liquid cooling components, radiators, tubing, blocks and more. Mayhems sponsor the maintenance of the loop and system in form of Blitz Kits. Specs: (main system) Mobo: Asus M5A97 LE R2.0 CPU: AMD FX 8350 RAM: Kingston 1600mhz 16gb (2x8) PSU: 500w GPU: Radeon RX480 8gb SSD: 120gb Hyper-X HDD: 500gb+320gb HDD (watercooling loop - Parts being provided by Alphacool/Aquatuning) Alphacool Eisbrecher Pro XT45 240mm Rad x2 Alphacool VPP655 Eisdecke D5 x2 Alphacool Eisbercher Lite 250mm Plexi x2 Alphacool Eisblock XPX CPU Chrome Alphacool NexXxosS GPX 480 Gpu Block Alphacool Susurro Fan 120mm x4 Multiple Alphacool chrome fittings 13/10 PETG and Soft tubing Alter-Ego is a 6ft long by 38" wide desk with main system built into a white gloss box that sits at 24"x32" sunk into left hand side housing main system with polished glass top, Test bench with AIO to the right of the desk in an 8" recessed white gloss box. Top is burnt and stained pine, rest is white with burnt pine accents and LED backlighting and RGB LED embedded around the build. Wall mounted triple monitor setup. Power switches from main to test bench with one button. 2x reservoirs with different shades of UV blue each powering GPU Block and CPU block respectively, Hard tubing on top, soft tubing in hidden void underneath. Acrylic detailing, sheeting and Gadget Joe and sponsor logos embedded throughout desk courtesy of Admodz Pine top, MDF treated Carcass, Chrome Legs, Acrylic panels, Safety glass and sealants. Main system will be white, blues and blacks. Test bench will be red, purple, black, orange. Special thanks to Admodz and Jo (BJPC) for continued support.
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I've been looking at possibly using different fans on the AIO I'll be using to help with performance and silence. The NB-ELoop fans from BlackNoise have caught my eye. I know that Phobya and Alphacooling had both made their own versions(though none of which are pwm ). Has anyone had any personal experience with these fans, and if so, which model?
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Hey LTT Forums!! im planning on getting my build this august. I've set my eyes on t his budget liquid cooling kit by phobya called Phobya Pure Performance 360LT which has a 360mm radiator that's 60mm thick, thing I'm worried about is if it's gonna fit and not have any problems with the motherboard I'm replacing the stock ugly looking phobya fans with NZXT's AER RGB fans please tell me if they will fit into my case which is a Phanteks Enthoo Pro. If any of you guys have the same case with 60mm or more thick radiators pls help me out! Thanks!! -
This is my new build ikea Ultimate Karlby Tabletop and Alex Drawers Computer Desk Setup 2019 Ultimate Build Phanteks Enthoo Evolv X Digital Midi Tower Glass Gaming Case - Gunmetal Grey : https://amzn.to/2UBBE0w NZXT Kraken X62 AIO Water Cooling Unit - 280mm Phanteks SSD Mounting Kit, 3 x 2.5 For Enthoo Series x 3 ASUS ROG Thor 850W Platinim PSU ASUS Intel 1151 Socket Z370 Chipset Maximus X Hero Intel Core i7 8700K 3.7GHz Hexa Core (Socket 1151) G.SKILL F4-3200C16Q-32GTZR Trident Z RGB Samsung SSD 950 Pro M.2 256GB MZVKV256 Samsung Evo 970 500gb Internal PCI-e M.2 SSD Drevo SSD 60GB X1 Series 2 Intel SSD 730 Series 240GB SSD, Solid State Drive SSDSC2BP240G4, 2.5" Crucial SSD MX300 1Tb Phobya 120x120x20mm Shroud Plexi x6 Corsair CO-9050074-WW LL140 RGB Dual Light Loop RGB LED PWM Fan 2 Fan Pack with Lighting Node PRO, 140 mm Corsair CO-9050072-WW LL120 120 mm Dual Light Loop RGB LED PWM Fan - Black, (Pack of 3) Phobya 120x120x20mm Shroud Plexi x 6 Gigabyte AORUS GeForce GTX 1080 Ti XTREME Ed. 11GB GDDR5X VR Ready Graphics Card
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Hi Guys, im planning to get myself the Phobya Pure Performance Kit 280LT Bay One, but i dont like the tubing. Do you know if there is any hardtubing that fits on this Kit? It got 16/11mm fittings, which should be 7/16" for our american fellows. Thanks! -
Hi guys, Before I start I’d like to say I’ve been following LTT on youtube (along with TechQuicky and Channel SuperFun for a couple years now and I love how informative and how great the content is. My doner case for this project is a CiT Vantage (Blue Edition) Original Case: Stripped Down: This is the case I used for my old PC, whose guts will be going back into the case after this is all done to be turned into a media PC. The Hardware in nothing to rant and rave about; i5 2400, generic m-ATX motherboard, 1TB HDD, 450W PSU, 8GB 1333MHz RAM This project is mainly for fun and “because I can” but also to give me a little, more specialised, experience using the tools before I started my university degree in September. Initially all I wanted to do was to make a window in the side panel and make fan holes in the top for a dual radiator. Rough shape of the window: Rough position of the new fans: The red rings indicate the rivets which need drilling: (Sorry about the picture quiality so far, at this point my new camera hadn't arrived, so I was using my phone camera) Starting masking off for the new window: Tracing around the old shroud for the shape of the new window: The First Cut: Half Way There: One To Go: BREAK THROUGH!!! After Filing the edges and scuffing the side panel to start painting: Paint Plan: White First: Drilling out the rivets: Back panel off: Two to go before the mobo tray is free: Aaaannnnddddd they’re out: Test Fitting: Time to start riveting: Test fitting with the plain side panel: After the paint had dried on the side panel there was a bit of overspray where I hadn’t applied the tape securely enough (oops!) Now its time to do the window: Top Fan Holes: Adapting the fans: Rivited on the grill and installed the Fans: As said above, I’ve got plans to sleeve all the ugly coloured wires. I’ve also got a plan to make a PSU shroud to, again, make things look cleaner and pull things together. However, this is how the case is going to stay for now, I’ve got an absolutely hectic time ahead of me. But I’ll be back, this isn’t the end of this project of mine. Please guys, any constructive critisism, tip and suggestions are more than welcome. Thanks for tuning in
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Hi, I think I have two questions, I may have more haha: 1. There are two cables coming out of the back of the pump, one is a molex and one is a 4 pin with two wires going into it. What do I do with those? I'm assuming the 4 pin goes into my CPU fan header on my motherboard? Idk :wacko: 2. Which is the inlet and outlet? There is no manual or markings and I've only seen one image on google which illustrates it, I'm not sure if its authentic. 3. Can all pumps be controlled with the mobo? Even without PWM? Oh yeah, pumps can run on their side can't they? Thanks for all your help, I'm a water-cooling noob if you didn't already know Chris
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So i have figured to use both the bottom ports of my res for my loop but unsure if its meant to look this way Here is the image
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hey there guys just sorting out my wc loop and noticed that there is a second port at the bottom, one of the ports i'm currently using from res to pump the other bottom port i want to use for gpu to res to complete the loop, would anyone know if this config will work as i was previously using the bottom side ports from gpu to res but the tubing kinked and i'm trying to get the best possible flow from this loop. thanks for any help guys -
I want to get some lighting for my case. I was thinking of picking up Phobya LED-Flexlight RGB Controller With IR-Remote and Phobya LED-Flexlight LowDensity 60cm RGB. Or is their something better to get (Want UV / RGB and a remote)? First time I'm installing lights in my case is 60cm a good length to light up my Corsair 780t case? or Should I get two 30 cm strips?
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Without talking price, color scheme, which is best?
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Hi there guy just wondering would this radiator fit my Aerocool Dead Silence Mid Tower case
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Well let me start by saying I start watching LTT on youtube about 6 months ago and i love it! after seeing the review for the s340 i knew i had to have it. thats when this build started, i ordered the case and started gathering some parts for the custom loop. i still need to get my ek supremacy water block, and 280mm rad as well as 2 more cougar fans... I and reusing my motherboard, and memory for now, still need to purchase my 2500k, might possibly go with a 2600k not sure yet... here is my parts list. PCPartPicker part list: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/jxmkmG Price breakdown by merchant: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/jxmkmG/by_merchant/ CPU: Intel Core i5-2500K 3.3GHz Quad-Core Processor ($234.99 @ SuperBiiz) Thermal Compound: Arctic Silver 5 High-Density Polysynthetic Silver 12g Thermal Paste (Purchased For $0.00) Video Card: MSI Radeon HD 7970 3GB Video Card (Purchased For $0.00) Case: NZXT S340 (Black) ATX Mid Tower Case (Purchased For $0.00) Power Supply: EVGA 850W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply (Purchased For $0.00) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8.1 Professional (32/64-bit) (Purchased For $0.00) Monitor: Dell P2214H 60Hz 21.5" Monitor (Purchased For $0.00) Case Fan: Cougar Vortex 70.5 CFM 140mm Fan (Purchased For $0.00) Case Fan: Cougar Vortex 70.5 CFM 140mm Fan (Purchased For $0.00) Mouse: SteelSeries Call of Duty Black Ops II Wired Laser Mouse (Purchased For $0.00) Other: Asus P8P67 Pro (Purchased) Feel Free to lmk what y'all think!
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So I've been using the Phobya UC-2 Waterblock in my system for about a month or so now. I love the ascetics of the block for the price. However, with the price comes (what I believe) is horrible performance. At first I thought it was just the fact that I didn't tighten down the block enough. I also thought that my possible IC Diamond application was poor. So today I decided I would take the block off, clean it and the CPU extensively, and try another go at it. I got identical results after reapplying the block. Just sitting on the desktop right now (at stock 3770k speeds) I'm getting 36C. But when I overclocked the CPU to just 4.0 GHz I was sitting at 45C on the desktop. Not to mention that when I'm in games the CPU jumps to 60-65C immediately. Does anyone else have a similar result while using this CPU block at all? I have no idea what else could be causing the CPU to get so hot.
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I'm planning on doing a gold themed water cooled build, and I was wondering where to find things/which things I should use. I know I'm going to use the Corsair 900D (it's sitting next to me) but I haven't ordered anything else. Specs so far: Case: Corsair 900D (it's sitting next to me) CPU: 4770k GPU: GTX 780 MSI Lightning (if they would hurry up and release it) Motherboard: Asus Z87 Deluxe PSU: Corsair AX860i 1. I know phobya makes a gold plated rez, and bitspower makes gold compressions; anyone know where to find them? 2. Planning on putting a 480 rad in the roof of the 900D and one in the basement. Any suggestions for performance rads? 3. Recommendations on a gold plated CPU water block for LGA 1150? 4. Thoughts on 1/2" ID 3/4" OD tubing and fittings? I kinda have my heart set on it 5. What tubing/coolant colors would go with gold theme? (clear tubing with colored coolant preferred) 6. http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=34694 ^this appears to be a gold pump mod kit for MCP655. Will it decrease the performance/lifespan of the pump? 7. is the Phobya RGB led controller and lights any good? And where do I find it? All suggestions are appreciated!
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Now just waiting on the GPU, SSD and HDDs. Yeah, last photo, the H100i with fans in pull made it by .5mm.
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Hi all. I'm going to watercool 4670k and GTX 780 in R4. How should I build it? Parts that I have: 1x Phobya CPU-Cooler UC-2 LT Intel 775,1155,1156,1366,2011 - Black Edition 1x Phobya G-Changer 240 V.2 1x Phobya DC12-220 12Volt pump 1x Phobya DC12-400 12Volt pump 1x Phobya Balancer 150 black nickel 1x NexXxos XT45 240 4x AP121-GL Green EK-Ekoolant EK-FC780 GTX Ti DCII Acetal + Nickel Full Cover GPUBlock I'm thinking that if I should do like two loops with same reservoir or just do it singleloop with those pumps in paraller or serial.
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http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=207_160_297_1513&products_id=23931 Title says it all.
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Hey guys, I'm new to the forum and was hoping you guys could answer some questions regarding my first time water-cooling setup. I am hoping to get rid of my Corsair H60 closed-loop water cooler and outdated rig so that I can build a new custom loop (CPU + GPU) rig, however having no experience with water-cooling this can be a bit tricky. I haven't even got any of the parts yet (apart from the case) however I will list them below. PC Specs Case: Corsair 600T SE White CPU: Intel i5 4670K Motherboard: Asus Z87 Sabertooth GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 780 RAM: Corsair Memory Vengeance LP Arctic White 8GB PSU: Corsair TX650 Watercooling Parts CPU Waterblock: EK-Supremacy - Acetal GPU Waterblock: EK-FC Titan SC GTX - Acetal Pump/Reservoir: EK-BAY DCP 2.2 Combo Unit Radiators: Phobya Xtreme 200 / XSPC EX240 Coolant: Clear EK Coolant Tubing: Masterkleer 13/10mm (3/8"ID) I was hoping you guys could shed light on a few questions I need answering: Will the 240 radiator be able to fit in the 600T? Is the pump/res combo powerful enough? (trying to save space) What would be the best way to drain this system? Should I change the tubing size? Another issue I had was fittings, again, I will list below what I think is correct. 6 x Phobya 13/10mm G1/4 compression fitting (Reservoir/240mm Rad/GPU) 2 x Phobya 13/10mm G1/4 compression fitting 90° (CPU Waterblock) 2 x Phobya 13/10mm G1/4 compression fittings 45° (200mm Rad) Here is a picture of what I hope the loop will look like: Thanks a lot! -
Cooler Master Cosmos Build Log Hi y’all, I’ve been using a CM Cosmos 1000 case for my main gaming rig which has been modded a lot. I actually have a build log in the forum. It’s called “COSMOS Build".http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/19172-cosmos-build/ But I'm updating all the liquid cooling, the case, installing an ssd, and watercooling my 7970. Hardware CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 1100T @4.0Ghz Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-890XA-UD3 Graphics Card: ATI Sapphire Radeon 7970 Memory: Corsair Vengeance 16gb 1600MHz Storage: WD Green 1TB x3, WD Black 650GB x1, ADATA 256GB SSD x1 Case: Corsair Carbide Air 540 Power Supply: AZZA PSAZ-850B14 Dynamo 850W Power Supply Cooling Radiators: Alphacool ST30 360 , Black Ice GT Stealth 240 XFlow GPU Block: EKWB EK-FC7970 CSQ Reservoir/Pump: Phobya 250mm Reservoir, XSPC 750 Res/Pump CPU Block: EKWB EK-Supreme LTX AMD CSQ Fans: Bitfenix Spectre Pro (Modded) 120mm, Bitfenix Spectre Blue led 120mm Tubing: Primochill Primoflex (1/2'' OD, 3/8'' ID) Lighting: Lamptron Flexlight LED's (White), Sharkoon UV Cold Cathods Fan Hub: NZXT Grid Here's the shot of my rig/desk atm... Updates coming soon.... -
Ok so I will be upgraded my Haf X case to the 900D with extra water cooling stuff. I have my parts list but there is one thing holding me back, I am trying to search the far regions of the Internets for a full board or universal water blocks for my evga x58 4 way classified 170-BL-E762. I know they are "end-of-life" but there has be to one somewhere. I really want to do a 2 loop water case, right now my list price is around $1450.00 without the motherboard block. If yall can provide any help or leads for a full block or universals please let me know. Parts List: Corsair Obsidian 900D 2 Quad 120mm Rad's from swiftech Compression Fittings Worm Clamp 2 MCP655-B Pumps from swiftech 16 120mm Cooler Master fans 2000rpm 3/4OD x 1/2IN tubing HydrX pm coolant from swiftech 2 Phobya Balancer 250 Black Nichel 2 XSPC temp probes XSPC temp probes bay mount EK-FB EVGA Classified 4-SLI - Acetal+Nickel Current PC: HAF X - May sell 1 120mm triple rad from swiftech - keeping 1 Dual 120mm rad from swiftech - keeping 2 evga gtx 580's with Heatkiller water blocks - keeping EVGA x58 4way sli classified - keeping Intel i7 920 at 4.2ghz - keeping Apogee xt cpu water block - keeping Aerocool Touch-2000 - selling Swiftech Maelstrom single pump - selling Corsair 1000watt - keeping 3 hdd's - keeping 12gb ram - keeping
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Hey guys I was browsing the web recently and then I found the Phobya Nano-G 12 fans. I think they look really cool, so i want to use them in my next pc build. So my question is: Are these fans good for intake/exhaust and for mounting on a radiator? v0gty
