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Corsair 900D build! Under Red Water

Sulfatron

Hi all!

 

This is my first post on this forum, I've been following Linus & Slick for a little while now and have decided to join this great forum!! Lots of nice threads :)  and very nice builds..

 

I'm one of the lucky ones who managed to score a 900D on Corsair's website when they did a flash sale about a month ago, all I can say is that this case is unbelievably good and is somehow close to perfection when it come to water cooling.

 

I've gone for a red/black theme with a touch of titanium/grey, mainly EK fittings and water cooling parts where used for this build.

 

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As you can see, I didn't bother water cooling the graphics cards, makes it easier to upgrade them in the future (probably the only parts I will upgrade in the years to come).

 

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I will add the list of parts I've used for my build later today and will try to list the fittings as well (too many fittings).

 

I will also upload some benchmark and temps monitor screenshots for those who are interested ;) .

 

 

 

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I was planning to do a second loop for the GPUs but abandoned the idea as the GPUs are the thing I will probably upgrade a few time during the life of my computer.

It gives me the freedom to test & upgrade to other GPUs without having to break the loop and buy expensive blocks every time :wacko: .

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Can't believe you filled the 900D!!! Looks soooooo good!

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Complaints about the 900D? Any issues with it?

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Looks so nice. Colour scheme is great... Wish I was that organized when it comes to looks of my builds XD

PROFILEYEAH

What do people even put in these things?

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Complaints about the 900D? Any issues with it?

Would be nice to know actually :)

PROFILEYEAH

What do people even put in these things?

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Can post parts please :)

 

 

Water cooling parts:

 

EK CoolStream RAD XT (480) X2

EK-RES X3 250 Reservoir

EK-D5 X-TOP CSQ - Plexi, for Laing

Alphacool 49092 Laing VPP655-Single

EK-PSC Fitting 13mm - G1/4 Black

EK-CSQ Adapter 90° G1/4 Threads

Masterkleer Tubes

EK-Ekoolant Blood RED Coolant

 

System:

 

Asus Rampage IV Extreme

Intel i7 3970X

16GB Corsair LP RAM

Dual EVGA GTX 680

Corsair AX860

Corsair SP120s & AF120s (Quiet Edition)

 

 

 

 

Can't believe you filled the 900D!!! Looks soooooo good!

 

Thanks!! :)

 

Complaints about the 900D? Any issues with it?

 

So far, no complaints, apart from the weight of the fully packed case (about 50kg).

 

One issue, the acrylic window had two small cracks near the screws when I got the case, not the quality of acrylic I expected tbh, But corsair will replace it free of charge as soon as they get them in stock, as always, great CS from Corsair!!

 

I also had to drill two small holes to attach the reservoir, would have been good to have the case "reservoir ready", especially if the targeted market for this case are water coolers.

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Wow dude that is beautiful, love when people water cool mobos.

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Sweet dude how much did this cost you?

 

I've been collecting parts for this build for a few months, I would say in excess of 5.5k$. I did get some good discounts on the CPU, MB and fittings though.

 

why you not watercool dem cards

 

See post #3, mainly because I'm planning to upgrade my cards in the near future.

 

 

Wow dude that is beautiful, love when people water cool mobos.

 

Thx man!!

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Such a sexy build :3 It's a shame you didn't watercool those cards though but I understand that upgrade factor. 2 680's are already really powerful. Which GPU are you gonna wait for before watercooling the entire system completely?

 

Still a pretty awesome build in such an epic case though. Me likey 

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What temps are you getting? I bet they are barely above room temperature..

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Wow, nice build man.

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Such a sexy build :3 It's a shame you didn't watercool those cards though but I understand that upgrade factor. 2 680's are already really powerful. Which GPU are you gonna wait for before watercooling the entire system completely?

 

Still a pretty awesome build in such an epic case though. Me likey 

 

Thanks!!  Will sell my 680s real soon and maybe go for dual 780 depending on the price & performance when released.

 

What temps are you getting? I bet they are barely above room temperature..

 

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Load is about 48c for the hottest core at stock speed and around 65c when highly overclocked.

 

Wow, nice build man.

 

Thanks!!

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Nice build... i get the no wc GPUs but still its a 900d U should wc the shiet out of it xD

And the overall look is topnotch,to bad the Oddbays look like as without the panels.

Still nice build m8 gratz

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Nice build... i get the no wc GPUs but still its a 900d U should wc the shiet out of it xD

And the overall look is topnotch,to bad the Oddbays look like as without the panels.

Still nice build m8 gratz

 

 

dude!!!... beast!!! ... enough said

 

Thanks guys!!

 

Here's a closer shot of the blocks and loop;

 

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And now, the mess behind the MB lol ;

 

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Very nice cable management and I see you customs sleeved your cables.

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That would be nice if you posted CPU full load temperature screenshots. Very interesting how 3 radiators handle it. As I understood you got 2 quad fans rad and 1 tripple fan radiator ? 

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