(Jack) Jack and Jill Watercooled

[saunders1991]

My Builds

Jill:

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/231660-jill-jack-and-jill/

Media:

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/231900-my-media-pc/

Mom:

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/256369-i-watercooled-my-moms-computer/

 

Update July 10, 2015.

Moved the Sabertooth Z77 and 3770K from Jill in to here, makes it look a lot nicer,

and perform significantly better as well (From the Sabertooth 990FX & FX8320), put an

EK waterblock on the CPU (Mostly for the clear top), I also put a second GTX770 in with

an XSPC Block on it as well. Here's the new pictures

 

Lights Off

 

Really digging the EK Pastel Fluid

 

Here's the full setup

 

-----Older-----

 

 

This is my secondary computer, used mostly by friends for LAN gaming at my house. Originally

this was just an XSPC 240 raystorm kit but I've signifigantly altered it now, added a triple rad, photon

reservior, xspc pump top to the D5, and switched the raystorm cpu block for a Swiftech block.

 

This is an old pic, the stock raystorm kit with just the triple rad added up top and a GTX670 block.

 

I was having some issues with the stock reservior (D5/Res 5.25" Combo) and I didn't really care for the look,

so I opted to seperate the res and pump for the loop, looks kinda better now.

I'm waiting on some parts right now, but once they get here and I install them I think it will look much better,

I think I'll be doing some more cable cleanup as well when everything arrives, and at some point I'm going to grab an

18"X18" pane of glass to replace the current shitty acrylic window that came with scratches and deformaties.

I've also ordered a block for the new card (GTX770) but its been back ordered, so I have no clue when I'll get that.

 

Full Specs:

• CPU
  FX8320 @ 4.8Ghz.
• Motherboard
  Sabertooth 990FX.
• RAM
  Corsair Vengeance 2X4GB @ 1.6Ghz.
• GPU
  2X EVGA GTX770 w/ Razer Waterblock @ 1250mhz
• Case
  NZXT Switch 810. (Terrible glossy version with shitty window)
• Storage
  120GB OCZ V3, 1TB Samsung, 4TB WD Red.
• PSU
  XFX Pro 850W.
• Display(s)
  BenQ 24" 60Hz (OC'd to 75Hz)
• Cooling
  Swiftech MCR320 Rad, XSPC 240 Rad, Swiftech Apogee XL CPU Block, XSPC Photon 150 Res, D5 Pump (With XSPC Top).
• Operating System
  Windows 7 HP

Dat terrible glossy deformed window tho

 

Hard Drives screwed directly into front panel of the case (Also my terrible first time attempt at sleeving a 24pin)

 

Overview

 

Overall I'm nowhere near as proud of this as I am my main computer, but hopefully things will start to look better

once I add a couple fittings and the GPU block. I'll update this log when everything gets here .

 

Oct 25, 2014.

Got my parts in, now have a Razer waterblock on the GTX770, and the pump and res are now directly connected with fittings with

the pump just kinda free-hanging on the reservior, looks better than the wierdly bent tubing imo. Also added sleeved extensions for

the 24pin, 8 & 6pin PCI-E, as well as the 8pin CPU connectors because they look much better than the crap job I can do as of yet

(as you can see from previous pictures) doing my own custom sleeving.

 

So here are the new pictures:

 

Mid-November 2014

Rerouted and replaced the tubing in the entire build, now using uv blue/clear tubing and Feser Black fluid.

The tubing now leads behind the motherboard tray for a cleaner look and easier draining.

The 240mm radiator that I had mounted on the bottom is now mounted on the front getting much better airflow than before.

Within a week or so I'll be recieving a second 770 to put in the system in SLI, already have the waterblock for it, just waiting for

the card to test and throw it in, will update when thats done.

 

Heres a couple pictures of the new and rerouted tubing.

With Flash

 

Without Flash

 

 

[costacis21]

that's a nice build sir but i think that jill is more beautiful 

[ALXAndy]

Jack and Jill went up a hill to fetch a roll of cheese.

 

Jack came down with a beaming smile and his trousers around his knees.