Project p5yche: TT caseMOD 2016 - twin core p5, 5820K, SLI 980, full H2O

[darwin1859]

I spent a long time sleeving this week! Really happy with the neon green colour sleeving from E22, it's a nice vivid colour and will match the coolant very well.

 

 

 

[darwin1859]

To fit better with the theme, I made some green and white vinyl stickers for the Riing fans.

 

 

 

Leak testing!

 

[darwin1859]

Been very busy today... filling the loop and taking lots of photos. I'll be posting the fill video and photos as soon as they're edited.

 

[darwin1859]

Been very busy today... filling the loop and taking lots of photos. I'll be posting the fill video and photos as soon as they're edited.

 

[darwin1859]

I made some detailing for the window using vinyl. To fit with the Greek theme ('Psyche' was the Greek goddess of the soul), I chose a Greek pattern.

 

Here's a sneak peak...

 

[CGameDev]

3 hours ago, darwin1859 said:

I made some detailing for the window using vinyl. To fit with the Greek theme ('Psyche' was the Greek goddess of the soul), I chose a Greek pattern.

 

Here's a sneak peak...

 

This is so awesome dude, I love every moment of it. I start back on mine yesterday by redoing the dashboard. I design a new template for displaying system stats. Are you going to make a video soon?!

[darwin1859]

3 hours ago, xiiijamaican said:

This is so awesome dude, I love every moment of it. I start back on mine yesterday by redoing the dashboard. I design a new template for displaying system stats. Are you going to make a video soon?!

Thanks  I will upload the finished photos now, and a fill video ASAP. I could also make a video to show off the system, what do you think?

[darwin1859]

Hi guys, I would like to thank Thermaltake and all the sponsors for inviting me to this competition and making this project possible. It's been challenging at times, I was hit with many delays, but got there in the end!

 

The finished build photos are below. I'll also post a loop fill video as soon as I finish editing it!

 

I hope you like what I created - Project p5yche, a twin Core P5 mod.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[CGameDev]

6 minutes ago, darwin1859 said:

Thanks  I will upload the finished photos now, and a fill video ASAP. I could also make a video to show off the system, what do you think?

Yes I think you should do that video, It will show off your creativity and inspire others also, you build inspired me so far. I think this is a job well done.

[darwin1859]

Watercooling loop video: http://youtu.be/u9ctmFKCPTc

[CGameDev]

5 hours ago, darwin1859 said:

Thanks  I will upload the finished photos now, and a fill video ASAP. I could also make a video to show off the system, what do you think?

Yes I think you should do that video, It will show off your creativity and inspire others also, you build inspired me so far. I think this is a job well done

 

12 minutes ago, darwin1859 said:

Watercooling loop video: http://youtu.be/u9ctmFKCPTc

That is so awesome, I love the color coordination with the green and white. How many monitors are you going to use?

[darwin1859]

VOTE NOW for Adam Braithwaite and WIN PRIZES!

[TheCamba]

Not to be super skeptical, but I am curious about the effectiveness of triple triple rad.  Looks awesome, but does it provide that much of a temperature difference?  I would assume more consistency even when OC. 

 

Has there been anyone to try and replicate Linus super copper coil effectively without the need for triple rad?

[darwin1859]

6 minutes ago, TheCamba said:

Not to be super skeptical, but I am curious about the effectiveness of triple triple rad.  Looks awesome, but does it provide that much of a temperature difference?  I would assume more consistency even when OC. 

 

Has there been anyone to try and replicate Linus super copper coil effectively without the need for triple rad?

I think two 480 mm rads could probably dissipate the heat well enough. After a certain amount of rad space, I think the heat transfer efficiency of the water blocks becomes the limiting factor.

 

I used three mostly for aesthetics, and because I could! 

[TheCamba]

2 minutes ago, darwin1859 said:

I think two 480 mm rads could probably dissipate the heat well enough. After a certain amount of rad space, I think the heat transfer efficiency of the water blocks becomes the limiting factor.

 

I used three mostly for aesthetics, and because I could! 

Absolutely!  I mean why not.  If I had the resources, I probably would too.   Just wondering about numbers and tests behind it.  I wonder if Luke will test the efficiency of the number of rads.  Lol.