lolWatercooled GPU's and a stock Intel HSF?Hello?
at least that huge honeywell will keep it cool ****Show Us The inside of your Case!****
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at least that huge honeywell will keep it cool 
Watercooled GPU's and a stock Intel HSF?
Haha I thought someone might spot that
It was one of my mining rigs (my first actually but I liked the 7990s so much I put them under water) but i've since decided to get back into gaming a bit and so it's only running a i3 4130 with dual 7990s
I went down the dark path and have a AMD Piledriver FX-8 Eight Core 8320 and a Asus Crosshair V Formula Z on the way. CPU will be going under water too and hopefully i'll hit 5GHz.
Looks good I feel like doing a build like this completely open but I feel my 2yr old son will be thinking its logo or something he can distroy
I have a 3 year old and a 1 year old, it's not too bad although he did shove a dinosaur into the PSU fan once!
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The Borg called. They want their PC back
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Could do with a dusting in all honesty. Seriously considering going back to air as water is just over kill for my system.
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It is perhaps a little bit overkill for just the cpu, but it does look nice
Get that card under water too and maybe that would help to justify it?
Get that card under water too and maybe that would help to justify it?
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It is perhaps a little bit overkill for just the cpu, but it does look nice
Get that card under water too and maybe that would help to justify it?
Sadly no blocks that fit it, the temptation is to sell off the water gear and the gpu and put the money raised plus a little extra into a new gpu and a nice air cooler like the prolimatech and perhaps a 3770k and a new case.
Water looks ace and I dont regret it really but was a waste of money for what im running.
The Borg called. They want their PC back
Perhaps, I did go a little bit OTT with the green motif.
Lots of great looking systems on here to draw inspiration from if I get the urge for a change in the future. That's one of the great thing about this site.
^I only have to look upwards to the two systems above. ^
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Newbie here, go easy
Been looking through this forum for a few years now and ive finally built a PC worthy (or so i think lol) of being posted on here.
Cheers
Nice clean build. Well done dickens
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Nice build and welcome to forum
I hate to be a moany git, but you really didn't need to quote all those pics directly underneath the post, Retro I must be getting old as my scrolling finger isn't what it used to be... 
I hate to be a moany git, but you really didn't need to quote all those pics directly underneath the post, Retro
I must be getting old as my scrolling finger isn't what it used to be...
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Nice build and welcome to forum
I hate to be a moany git, but you really didn't need to quote all those pics directly underneath the post, Retro
I could hide them but I choose not too
Newbie here, go easy
Cheers
Nice build
Luv the red and black theme.
I know it's been done to death but it just works
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Nice build
Luv the red and black theme.
I know it's been done to death but it just works
Agree it does look good though. I'm going for a red and white this time around.
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Just a little rig I threw together to shut my sister up.
Why is the top fan so far forward? Surely it should be at the rear above the CPU cooler