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Project Armada - Watercooled | Define R4 Titanium | EK Waterblocks | Completed - Final Photo's

Akula

Those colors match perfectly 

Great build  :D

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I'm not the biggest fan of watercooling, but that looks crazy nice!

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Thanks everyone for the comments, makes my day :)

As for the fans, there is one intake fan and the remainder are exhaust, dust is no longer an issue within my computer room & the cooling difference is minimal for me, personally the aesthetics is more important for me.

Akula  | Dimastech Test Bench | Watercooled | Tri GTX 680's | Build of the Week

Mercury | Caselabs Mercury S3 | Watercooled | GTX Titan | Build of the Week

Armada | Define R4 Titanium | Watercooled | EK Waterblocks | Newest Buildlog

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mhmmmm... Akula builds are always nice!

Light blue and black is a very interesting color choice you got there.

144Hz goodness

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great work mate. id love to see it in the dark

Rig

 

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CPU: 4770k @ 4.2GHz 1.15v | Mobo: ASUS z87 Sabertooth | Cooler: Corsair H110 | RAM: Vengeance 32GB DDR3 @ 1600MHz | GPU: GIGABYTE G1 GTX 1070 | Storage: Samsung 840 series 250GB SSD, Seagate 2TB SSHD, Seagate 4.25TB HDD | PSU: Corsair AX850 80+ gold modu | Case: Corsair 650d | Keyboard: Corsair K65 RGB Cherry MX Reds & a Leopold 210TP Numberpad Cherry MX Blues | Mouse: Logitech G502, DECHANIC desk mat | Monitor: 2x Dell IPS 23" S2340m & ASUS 144hz 24" VG248QE | Speakers: CA-3602a | Headset: Steelseries Syberia v2 Frost Blue OS: Win 10 Pro 

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great work mate. id love to see it in the dark

 

Not much to see in the dark, i hate lights :o

Akula  | Dimastech Test Bench | Watercooled | Tri GTX 680's | Build of the Week

Mercury | Caselabs Mercury S3 | Watercooled | GTX Titan | Build of the Week

Armada | Define R4 Titanium | Watercooled | EK Waterblocks | Newest Buildlog

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So I've been doing some thinking the past few days regarding the future of this build, mainly the 2600k in mind.

I feel it's time to swap for my trusty 4770k, let me 2600k return to it's packaging for future use :o

 

Going to need to do a full Motherboard/CPU swap - Will will be a huge pain in the ass, really it's the only thing stopping me.

Akula  | Dimastech Test Bench | Watercooled | Tri GTX 680's | Build of the Week

Mercury | Caselabs Mercury S3 | Watercooled | GTX Titan | Build of the Week

Armada | Define R4 Titanium | Watercooled | EK Waterblocks | Newest Buildlog

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So I've been doing some thinking the past few days regarding the future of this build, mainly the 2600k in mind.

I feel it's time to swap for my trusty 4770k, let me 2600k return to it's packaging for future use :o

 

Going to need to do a full Motherboard/CPU swap - Will will be a huge pain in the ass, really it's the only thing stopping me.

I think you'll be fine with the 2600k. Plus where are you going to find a motherboard as awesome as that Gigabyte Z68 one? :)

Specs: CPU: FX 8350 MOBO: Crosshair V Formula-Z RAM: 2x4GB Kingston HyperX Beast 1600Mhz GPU: Gigabyte GTX 780 Windforce GHz Edition PSU: Corsair CX750M Case: Corsair 750D Storage: Corsair Neutron GTX 120GB + WD 2TB Green + WD 200GB Black (non-functional/to take up space) Monitor: ASUS PB238Q Upgrade Plans Herehttp://pcpartpicker.com/user/chipsndip104/saved/3AAt

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Overclocking

Been pushing my Titan to it's absolute limits the past few weeks, getting close to it's limits.

This is my main reasoning for the push towards my 4770k - Currently it's being used within my HTPC build although I'm highly tempted to make the switch.

 

I've flashed the GTX Titan with "Skynet v2 1006 vBIOS" and pushed this card using MSI AB & Zar voltage modifications.

 

3dMark Results & Clocks

1406Mhz Core Clock
1902Mhz Memory Clock
300% Power Target
1.350v + 0.25v LLC

2600k @ 5.2GHZ (5,187Mhz)
1.525v + 0.80v LLC

 

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Ungine Valley Results & Clocks

1446Mhz Core Clock
1917Mhz Memory Clock
300% Power Target
1.375v + 0.25v LLC

2600k @ 5.2GHZ (5,187Mhz)
1.525v + 0.80v LLC

 

Ranked 7th Single GPU on OCN & #1 On LTT - I believe with the 4770k switch i can push even higher up the ladder.

 

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Akula  | Dimastech Test Bench | Watercooled | Tri GTX 680's | Build of the Week

Mercury | Caselabs Mercury S3 | Watercooled | GTX Titan | Build of the Week

Armada | Define R4 Titanium | Watercooled | EK Waterblocks | Newest Buildlog

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Holy crap, that it freakin Epic. 5.2 GHz is an amazing overclock.

 

 

Holly shit... 5.2Ghz.... amazing.

 

I've benched at 5.4-5.5Ghz during the winter, this chip loves to clock high.

Akula  | Dimastech Test Bench | Watercooled | Tri GTX 680's | Build of the Week

Mercury | Caselabs Mercury S3 | Watercooled | GTX Titan | Build of the Week

Armada | Define R4 Titanium | Watercooled | EK Waterblocks | Newest Buildlog

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Nice clocks, man!

I had a 2500k before my current 3770k. I got it to 5gHz without braking a sweat (on air, hr02 macho), oh those good old Sandys..

Your clocks on the titan are nice too! Gotta say, you have some guts (or sponsors ;) ) Personally, im scared sh1tless of clocking my titan any higher than it goes on 1.2 volts.. :D

Current rig: i7-5820K, R5E, 1070ti (windows), Radeon HD7850 (Mac), a bunch of SSDs and HDDs, running MacOS Mojave, Windows 10 + a bunch of debian servers on Proxmox KVM hypervisor

Laptop: MacBook Pro 13" 2017

 

Previous projects: Razmac G5, Server, zenbox HTPC

 

See my GitHub profile!

A coder/modder from Finland

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I've benched at 5.4-5.5Ghz during the winter, this chip loves to clock high.

Holy crap that chip is amazing

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love the contrast in the build!

#killedmywife #howtomakebombs #vgamasterrace

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Your rig is a thing of beauty... And those clock speeds... Dang

Corsair 5000D / Intel Core i7 12700k / Noctua NH-D15 / MSI Z690 Pro-Wifi DDR4 / RTX 3080 Ti Founder's Edition / 16GB Crucial Ballistix 3200 MHz / EVGA SuperNova 650w / Samsung 850 Pro EVO 256GB / ADATA SX8200 Pro / MSI Mag 274QRF-QD / LG CX 55" / Logitech G-Pro Wireless

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Just pure awesomeness with everything, just one exception no intake fans :P

Case: NZXT Phantom 410 Cpu: i7 3820 at 4.3 Ghz Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-X79-UP4 | Gpu: XFX hd 7970 Ghz 1100Mhz/1600Mhz Ram: Crucial BallistiX Elite 16GB 2x8 Gb 1866 Mhz


SSD's: 2x Kingston HyperX 3K SSD 120 GB in RAID 0 HDD:Seagate Barracuda 2TB 7200 Rpm


Cpu cooler: Corsair H100i with SP120's | Psu: Corsair TX 850W My monitors: 3x BenQ 24"  GL2460 = Eyefinity

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Corsair SP120's

Installed the SP120's earlier, wouldn't say they are the best performing fans i've ever used, but the blue ring helps to accent the build, so i'll manage :)

I'll have to re-wire and sleeve the cables, something i intend to do later in the week.

 

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Awesome work on the whole build, man! I love the clean look, and how beautifully you connected all the tubing (it just looks right). I was wondering why you opted for an SP120 as a rear exhaust as opposed to an AF140, they can both have the blue accent and the AF140 is optimized for that kind of placement. Just a thought. Hope that machine treats you as well as you treated it :)

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