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Great job mate, tidy work with the cables in the back there 
Micro Hulk- My 1st build!
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Great job mate, tidy work with the cables in the back there
Thanks bud, congrats on building such a good case it was a pleasure to work with
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lovely build log mate
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here are some pics of the build as we were doing it, appologies there are not more, i was in a bit of a rush unfortunatly due to having to travel back home.
Using an empty box to hold the GPU into the desired position whilst we measure the tubing.
Figuring out where about we were wanting to put the rez, and starting to sort out some of the cable management.
Its starting to take shape now!
leak test time!
nearly done!
get those LEDS on!
It was a pleasure to help with this little beauty, as per usual working on a parvum is always fun and working with aneskimo was a jolly good laugh too, i hope he has learnt as much as possible, i expect to see another few builds from him in the future, hopefully he will get the itch!
Using an empty box to hold the GPU into the desired position whilst we measure the tubing.
Figuring out where about we were wanting to put the rez, and starting to sort out some of the cable management.
Its starting to take shape now!
leak test time!
nearly done!
get those LEDS on!
It was a pleasure to help with this little beauty, as per usual working on a parvum is always fun and working with aneskimo was a jolly good laugh too, i hope he has learnt as much as possible, i expect to see another few builds from him in the future, hopefully he will get the itch!
Ahh wondered what pics you got bottom one looks awesome better than my crappy camera skills. Cheers for the assistance with the water i learnt quite a few things, and definitely got the itch to keep building just going to enjoy this for now though hehe
It had a slight dip but the whole build is apart already due to a faulty motherboard, selling gpu and grabbing a 780
Nice of the concern mate
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very neat build, all that comes to mind is the green goblin 
very neat build, all that comes to mind is the green goblin
Cheers for the comments lads, small form builds are fun the parvum case was not much of a challenge to work with because you can take off panels to help aid you when installing/swapping out components
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Looking good, I would maybe change the pump/reservoir combo for a Laing DDC and XSPC reservoir top for it though, think it's a smater looking set-up visually, should take up less space too.
And it looks good with the green as shown in one of my old builds.
And it looks good with the green as shown in one of my old builds.
Looking good, I would maybe change the pump/reservoir combo for a Laing DDC and XSPC reservoir top for it though, think it's a smater looking set-up visually, should take up less space too.
And it looks good with the green as shown in one of my old builds.
thats just what im after, i couldnt be cheeky and ask for links for this unit, its just im gonna be doing my first water cooled build and not sure which bits i need.
So after having it up and running after a few weeks in which it was amaze-balls i have had some boot issues and such RMA'd the motherboard after doing the usual tests and with that the rig had to be stripped out!
So i have taken the chance to look at installing some sort of dust filters and also im looking at some case mods. Spec wise i have also gotten rid of the 7970 and replaced it with:
Not much of an update due to the motherboard being away but i have been told the 780 will give a nice boost in performance and i have still to overclock the chip yet!
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that will provide a lovely boost enjoy