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On 06/01/2013 at 7:08 PM, Snef said:

Hi

this is my litle red monster, this computer is a never ending story

i just finished it and i have update project

hardware

Case: CaseLabs M8

Board: Asus Maximus V Formula

CPU: Intel I7 3770K @ 4.6Ghz

Ram: 16GB (4x4) Corsair Dominator GT 2133Mhz

GPU: 2 x XFX HD7970 OC 1000 black edition

HD: 1 x OCZ Vertex 4 256GB,1 x SSD OCZ Octane 256GB, 2 x OCZ Agility 3 240GB et 2 x Seagate 3TB

Water Cooling

CPU: XSPC Raystorm

Board: EK black CSQ (i installed only vrm block)

GPU: 2 x XSPC Razor 7970 (new Style) and EK backplate

RAM: XSPC dominator waterblock

Pump: 2 x D5 Vario

Res: EK Multioption X2 250 Advanced et XSPC Twin D5 Dual bay reservoir

Rad: 2 x XSPC EX360

Fan: 7 x Bitfenix spectre pro red led for case air flow

Fan: 12 x Corsair SP120 High Performance in push and pull for rads

black Fitting (bitspower et TFC)

Primochill Advanced LRT clear Tubing

EK Blood red coolant

fan grill and fan filter

and a lot of others things

for now this is the results, more update still to come

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just jaw dropping. looks like the build from hell

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On 2/24/2016 at 8:01 PM, Slickwicked said:

Finally finished my loop!

Corsair 600c

H240x swiftech 280mm qp, xspc intel pro raystorm, xspc photon 170 reservoir, 

 

Keeps my i7 5820k at 50 c , 4.5ghz, 1.275v, at silent speeds, can barely hear the pump if at all. Had a standalone pump but I prefer the h240x instead. 

Do you have cleaner photos? This case is great imo, I like the layout, and your build seems to match fairly well.

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On 3/4/2016 at 1:36 AM, DieHörnær said:

Mah bebe. Loop needs redoing and still not finished. But happy atm! Noctua fan is only fan on hand, helps with internal temps by aboot 4-5o c

Cleannnnn

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On 3/4/2016 at 9:31 PM, xc0mbatx said:

Do you have cleaner photos? This case is great imo, I like the layout, and your build seems to match fairly well.

What do you mean by cleaner photos? Lol I dunno

 

On 2/27/2016 at 11:48 AM, cynexit said:

Temporary build until Broadwell-E hits, subtitled "orangebox". Mainly done to see how Monsoon fittings perform (they failed, at least for me).

I tried those monsoon fittings, but in dark chrome, and primo chill tubing pulled straight off the fittings after they were full compressed, I contacted monsoon about it and received a snotty response, so I won't buy their products

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21 hours ago, Slickwicked said:

I tried those monsoon fittings, but in dark chrome, and primo chill tubing pulled straight off the fittings after they were full compressed, I contacted monsoon about it and received a snotty response, so I won't buy their products

Yeah, I can just compare them to EK and Alphacool fittings, but both brands were much better. I too paired them with primo chill tubing and it was either way to tight or way to loose, they also stuck way to much, especially compared to the ease of Alphacool fittings. I won't buy them again either.

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On 3/1/2016 at 5:58 AM, joe_p231 said:

just jaw dropping. looks like the build from hell

NICE!  Another happy caselabs owner I presume!

 

My cooling loop.

 

Starting with the pump in the top bay, it goes to the CPU cooler, then a 140 mm rad, then the GPU block, then a 120x360 rad, then back to the pump.  I will insert the second 140 mm rad in between the GPUs when I get the water block for the 2nd 980 ti.  

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These builds have been inspiring.. I'm currently saving up to start my own build.. I've been living off of this ASUS gaming laptop for a few years now since I have had to move around a bit thanks to the Army.. but now I'm settled and ready to start building! thanks for the ideas everyone! Hopefully mine will turn out half as good as all of yours!

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18 hours ago, Akon6686 said:

These builds have been inspiring.. I'm currently saving up to start my own build.. I've been living off of this ASUS gaming laptop for a few years now since I have had to move around a bit thanks to the Army.. but now I'm settled and ready to start building! thanks for the ideas everyone! Hopefully mine will turn out half as good as all of yours!

Good luck and don't hesitate to ask anyone here for advice!

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My Water Cooling. It is BitsPower Connection and Tubing. 3x GTX 970 EK Blocks 1x XSPC RayStorm, 2x XSPC Photons, 2x EKWB Pumps.

2x Quad 120mm Radiator 1x Dual 120mm Radiator. All radiators have 2x Fan for a Push-Pull system

 

The Idea from this loop was original. I decided to do a non-bridge configuration so each GPU gets the same "coolness".

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it isn't built yet but everything is ordered as of 20 minutes ago!  I've got most of the PC hardware and half the watercooling loop already.  I hope to start next weekend.

 

OH and there WILL be aurora :x

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this is the same build as it is today, sorry for the horrible pictures

 

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On 3/10/2016 at 7:54 AM, RTarson said:

My Water Cooling. It is BitsPower Connection and Tubing. 3x GTX 970 EK Blocks 1x XSPC RayStorm, 2x XSPC Photons, 2x EKWB Pumps.

2x Quad 120mm Radiator 1x Dual 120mm Radiator. All radiators have 2x Fan for a Push-Pull system

 

The Idea from this loop was original. I decided to do a non-bridge configuration so each GPU gets the same "coolness".

 

I LOVE that SLI setup!!!  That is some sexy parallel my friend

 

 

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- ASUS X99 Deluxe - i7 5820k - Nvidia GTX 1080ti SLi - 4x4GB EVGA SSC 2800mhz DDR4 - Samsung SM951 500 - 2x Samsung 850 EVO 512 -

- EK Supremacy EVO CPU Block - EK FC 1080 GPU Blocks - EK XRES 100 DDC - EK Coolstream XE 360 - EK Coolstream XE 240 -

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On 3/12/2016 at 5:11 PM, 0ld_Chicken said:

it isn't built yet but everything is ordered as of 20 minutes ago!  I've got most of the PC hardware and half the watercooling loop already.  I hope to start next weekend.

 

OH and there WILL be aurora :x

 

this is the same build as it is today, sorry for the horrible picture

I LOVE that SLI setup!!!  That is some sexy parallel my friend

 

 

Thank you. Was a pain in the A** but totally worth it!!

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the first 2 pictures where the old layout, I prefer the new layout, and the reason I changed it was the input on top was leaking, because of the shape of the port

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Record holder for Firestrike, Firestrike Extreme and Firestrike Ultra for his hardware

Top 100 for TimeSpy and Top 25 for Timespy Extreme

 

Intel i7 10700 || 64GB Kingston Predator RGB || Asus H470i Strix || MSI RX 6700XT Merc X2 OC || Corsair MP600 500GB ||  WD Blue SN550 1TB || 500GB Samsung 860 EVO || EVGA 550 GM || EK-Classic 115X aRGB CPU block - Corsair XR5 240mm RAD - Alphacool GPU Block - DarkSide 240mm external rad || Lian Li Q58 || 2x Cooler Master ARGB 120MM + 2x Noctua  Redux 1700RPM 120MM 

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Okay so here's my rig. Tubing's ain't pretty, but it works!

 

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So yeah, I kinda skimped on the peripherals to buy everything within budget.


i5-6600k - OCed to 4.7GHz

MSI GTX 980Ti - OCed to 1500 and with custom bios

Gigabyte Gaming 3 z170 ATX Motherboard

2x8GB Corsair Vengeance LPX RAM - 3000MHz

256GB Samsung sm951 NVMe SSD for boot drive

3TB Toshiba 3.5 for storage

 

Oh and DIY RGB Lighting controlled by an arduino.

 

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Watercooling Loop:

XSPC RX360 Kit (Yes, I used the dual drive bay reservoir in an h440. Pics Inside Spoiler)

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XSPC EX240 multiport for my top rad (I had trouble in adding the top rad as it wasn't aligned to the ports of my front radiator. I had to get a softer tube so that I could get a more secure, albeit bended connection, again pics inside spoiler)

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EK Acrylic + Nickel for my GPU Block.

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So I guess that's it? :) 

 

Oh yeah, if you guys are wondering, I had the RGB LED strips on cycle mode, thus different ambient colors are seen.

 

(Purple and Green look sooo nice.)

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CASE AND COOLING and psu

Corsaiir 900D Case with all the hard drive cages removed

EVGA SuperNova G2 1600

1xXSPC AX360 PUSH-PULL Corsair SF120x6

1xXSPC RX360 PUSH-PULL Corsair SF120x6

14 fans total 

EK-RES X3 400

XSPC RayStorm CPU BLOCK

EK-FC980 GTX WF3 VGA BLOCKS

13/19mm tubing Primo Chill

BitsPower Compression Fittings

4xSwiftech MCP655-B enlcosed in Bitspower G 1/4 Thread Dual D5 Mod Top

 

THE HARDWARE

ASUS Rampage V Extreme

5960x@4.5GHZ 1.32 Volts 60C load 

DUAL Gigabyte g1 GAMING 980ti's custom bios boost 1556MHZ 8000mhz mem clock

SAMSUNG 950 pro nvme 256gb m.2 boot drive

4xSAMSUNG 850 EVO 512GB raid 0=2TB  Games and Data

2x WD NAS 4TB RAID 1 BACKUP 

32GB ADATA  DDR4 2800 RUNNING AT 2750MHZ not stable with a 127.3 profile and 3000mhz only detects 24gb despite numerous adjustments in system agent voltage and memory voltage and timings

 

I got all of this hooked up to a 

55" SUHD 4K Curved Smart TV JS9000 Series 9

 

 

 

 

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On 3/21/2016 at 8:30 PM, evel79nj said:

CASE AND COOLING and psu

Corsaiir 900D Case with all the hard drive cages removed

EVGA SuperNova G2 1600

1xXSPC AX360 PUSH-PULL Corsair SF120x6

1xXSPC RX360 PUSH-PULL Corsair SF120x6

14 fans total 

EK-RES X3 400

XSPC RayStorm CPU BLOCK

EK-FC980 GTX WF3 VGA BLOCKS

13/19mm tubing Primo Chill

BitsPower Compression Fittings

4xSwiftech MCP655-B enlcosed in Bitspower G 1/4 Thread Dual D5 Mod Top

 

THE HARDWARE

ASUS Rampage V Extreme

5960x@4.5GHZ 1.32 Volts 60C load 

DUAL Gigabyte g1 GAMING 980ti's custom bios boost 1556MHZ 8000mhz mem clock

SAMSUNG 950 pro nvme 256gb m.2 boot drive

4xSAMSUNG 850 EVO 512GB raid 0=2TB  Games and Data

2x WD NAS 4TB RAID 1 BACKUP 

32GB ADATA  DDR4 2800 RUNNING AT 2750MHZ not stable with a 127.3 profile and 3000mhz only detects 24gb despite numerous adjustments in system agent voltage and memory voltage and timings

 

I got all of this hooked up to a 

55" SUHD 4K Curved Smart TV JS9000 Series 9

Out of 32gb, it only reads 24?, that's not a voltage issue, some sticks or dimms are bad

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Man, expensive sweet build tho, 

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5 hours ago, Slickwicked said:

Out of 32gb, it only reads 24?, that's not a voltage issue, some sticks or dimms are bad

only when overclocked

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On 3/21/2016 at 8:30 PM, evel79nj said:

CASE AND COOLING and psu

Corsaiir 900D Case with all the hard drive cages removed

EVGA SuperNova G2 1600

1xXSPC AX360 PUSH-PULL Corsair SF120x6

1xXSPC RX360 PUSH-PULL Corsair SF120x6

14 fans total 

EK-RES X3 400

XSPC RayStorm CPU BLOCK

EK-FC980 GTX WF3 VGA BLOCKS

13/19mm tubing Primo Chill

BitsPower Compression Fittings

4xSwiftech MCP655-B enlcosed in Bitspower G 1/4 Thread Dual D5 Mod Top

 

THE HARDWARE

ASUS Rampage V Extreme

5960x@4.5GHZ 1.32 Volts 60C load 

DUAL Gigabyte g1 GAMING 980ti's custom bios boost 1556MHZ 8000mhz mem clock

SAMSUNG 950 pro nvme 256gb m.2 boot drive

4xSAMSUNG 850 EVO 512GB raid 0=2TB  Games and Data

2x WD NAS 4TB RAID 1 BACKUP 

32GB ADATA  DDR4 2800 RUNNING AT 2750MHZ not stable with a 127.3 profile and 3000mhz only detects 24gb despite numerous adjustments in system agent voltage and memory voltage and timings

 

I got all of this hooked up to a 

55" SUHD 4K Curved Smart TV JS9000 Series 9

You Missy win the Internet. Looks cool. How much did you pay? 

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On 3/21/2016 at 8:30 PM, evel79nj said:

CASE AND COOLING and psu

Corsaiir 900D Case with all the hard drive cages removed

EVGA SuperNova G2 1600

1xXSPC AX360 PUSH-PULL Corsair SF120x6

1xXSPC RX360 PUSH-PULL Corsair SF120x6

14 fans total 

EK-RES X3 400

XSPC RayStorm CPU BLOCK

EK-FC980 GTX WF3 VGA BLOCKS

13/19mm tubing Primo Chill

BitsPower Compression Fittings

4xSwiftech MCP655-B enlcosed in Bitspower G 1/4 Thread Dual D5 Mod Top

 

THE HARDWARE

ASUS Rampage V Extreme

5960x@4.5GHZ 1.32 Volts 60C load 

DUAL Gigabyte g1 GAMING 980ti's custom bios boost 1556MHZ 8000mhz mem clock

SAMSUNG 950 pro nvme 256gb m.2 boot drive

4xSAMSUNG 850 EVO 512GB raid 0=2TB  Games and Data

2x WD NAS 4TB RAID 1 BACKUP 

32GB ADATA  DDR4 2800 RUNNING AT 2750MHZ not stable with a 127.3 profile and 3000mhz only detects 24gb despite numerous adjustments in system agent voltage and memory voltage and timings

 

I got all of this hooked up to a 

55" SUHD 4K Curved Smart TV JS9000 Series 9

Makes me sad , my rve just bit it, 

Looking thru the specs on your build I'm surprised you didn't do an ekwb monoblock for that board

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On 3/21/2016 at 11:08 AM, xgn said:

You Missy win the Internet. Looks cool. How much did you pay? 

i have no idea it started out by replacing two GTX 670's in my i-3770k with a 980ti then a new case and mb and cpu and ram  and then a custom loop for CPU only etx lol eventually another gpu then more sdds and then i rebuilt the i-3770k......it just keeps going 

 

On 3/21/2016 at 4:37 PM, Slickwicked said:

Makes me sad , my rve just bit it, 

Looking thru the specs on your build I'm surprised you didn't do an ekwb monoblock for that board

it started out as a simple custom loop for the cpu only .....the monoblock has been in my cart for weeks, and i am so tempted to pull the trigger  but i just dont wanna take the whole thing apart again when its working so functionally.....yes vrm is the only thing gets hot quick 

 

On 3/21/2016 at 6:42 PM, evel79nj said:

it started out as a simple custom loop for the cpu only .....the monoblock has been in my cart for weeks, and i am so tempted to pull the trigger  but i just dont wanna take the whole thing apart again when its working so functionally.....yes vrm is the only thing gets hot quick 

and i didn't even know what a monoblock was when i started

 

the other build 

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