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Project Blue Steel

Hi all,

I will be building a custom water-cooled mini-itx pc inside of the Fractal Design Nano S. (I will be doing a soft tubing build this time as I fancy a change from my previous hardline builds)

The theme for this project will be a crisp blue and nickel coloured idea with chrome fittings and blocks where possible,

Also I will be trying to fit dual reservoirs into the build for aesthetic reasons. 

The main feature of this build however will be to achieve the lowest noise possible as I'm a real noise freak when it comes to PC's :)

This build will be a slow project for me as Im at University so its not a main priority atm, but stay tuned for more details and first pics!

 

Parts:

Case - Fractal Design Nano S

Motherboard - Msi Z170I Gaming Pro AC 

Cpu - i7 6700K/Ek supremacy Evo Nickel block

Ram - 16gb Corsair Vengance Black 2400mhz

Gpu - Msi 980ti 6G /Ek waterblock/nickel backplate

PSU - Seasonic XP-660 Platinum PSU V2

SSD - 2 x 512Gb Transend SSD370's

Lighting - Nanoxia White Rigid led strips

 

Watercooling Parts:

Radiators - XSPC EX 240mm & XSPC EX 280mm 

Fans - 5 x AeroCool DS 120mm/140mm Blue fans 

Pump - Laing DDC with Nickel top/heatsink

Reservoirs - 2 x Phobya Balancers Silver Nickel 250mm

Blocks - All EK waterblocks nickel/plexi

Coolant - EK Ekoolant Evo UV Blue

Fittings - Combination of Bitspower and EK fittings

Tubing - Primochill Advanced LRT Clear 1/2ID by 3/4OD 

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Lately I've been noticing a tiny (pun) trend in Mini ITX Cases involving water cooling. And, to be honest, I AM LOVING THEM. Good luck, and stay focused on schoolwork! Trust me, my Freshman year in college is going roughly because I keep getting distracted by builds! 

 

Can't wait to see what you have in store for us! Have fun ;)

THE EYRIE (Budget Build):

CPU: AMD FX-6350     GPU: AMD Radeon R9 280 Dual-X MOBO: Gigabyte GA-78MLT-USB3

RAM: 4 x 4GB Corsair (16GB Total) HDD: 2 x 500GB WDC 6MB/s SSD: None yet

PSU: Corsair 650X CASE: ULTRA Defender

 

 

 

 

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