O11 Dynamic XL On Steroids

OC2000

OC2000

OC2000

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It's that time again when upgrading seems necessary when so many new products have come out. Ill be updating my current system from these specs:

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System Spec
AMD 5950X
Asus Strix RTX 3090 OC
Gigabyte X570 Aorus Xtreme rev 1.0 motherboard
32GB (16x2) G Skill DDR4 Neo 3800 CL14
Samsung 980 Pro 1TB M.2
Gigabyte Aorus 2TB M.2
Corsair AX1500i PSU
O11 D XL
Samsung Odyssey G7 32inch 1440p Monitor

Cooling Spec
EK Velocity RGB plexi CPU block
EK O11DXL reflection distroplate rev 1with D5 pump
EK Strix 3090 Waterblock with MP5works backplate cooling
Black Ice SR2 extreme multi port 360 rad (bottom)
Corsair Hydro XR5 360 Rad (top)
16/10 PETG tubing with Phantek fittings
Barrowtech Oled Flow meter.
10x Corsair QL120 120mm Fans
Corsair Commander
2x Corsair Lighting Nodes

Peripherals
Noble Hero Epic - Gaming Chair
Steel Series Apex Pro tenkeyless
Razer Basilisk Ultimate

To the following spec

System Spec
Delidded Intel 13900KS (SP112 - P SP122 / E SP92 /MC SP82)
Asus TUF RTX 4090 OC
Asus Z790 Apex motherboard
32GB (16x2) TG 7200mhz DDR5 Ram @ 8200 CL34
2 x Samsung 990 Pro 1TB M.2 (in raid 0)
1x Samsung 980 Pro 1TB
1x Gigabyte Aorus 2TB M.2
Corsair AX1600i PSU
O11D XL
Samsung Odyssey G8 32inch 4k Monitor
Samsung QN95A 55" TV Monitor

Cooling Spec
Supercool 13th Gen Direct Die CPU Block
EK O11DXL reflection distroplate v2 Matrix 7 with D5 pump
EK Strix 4090 Waterblock with active backplate cooling
Bitspower X2 Ram water-cooling cooling block
Black Ice SR2 extreme multi port 360 rad (bottom) (60mm)
EK P360 Rad (side) (44mm)
EK P360 Rad (top) (44mm)
Alphacool Satin PMMA 16/13 tubing with EK Rotaries / extensions & Phantek hardline 16/10 fittings
10x Lian Li Unifan Infinity SL120 Fans
Aquacomputer Octo Fan controller
Aquacomputer Hi Flow NEXT meter.
Aquacomputer Faberwek 360 RGB controller
Mo-Ra3 360 Pro with Heatkiller Res & additional D5 pump
18x Phantek T30 120mm Fans
Alphacool inline filter


Peripherals
Razer Enki Pro gaming chair
Razer Deathstalker v2 pro tenkeyless keyboard
Razer Basilisk v3 pro with charging dock.
Go Stand 1.8m L-Shape Electric Desk
5.1.2 KEF R series Dolby Atmos Speakers
Denon X6400H amplifier
Philips Hue lighting kit
Nanoleaf Triangles x15 kit

I have decided to add an external Mo-Ra3 to the loop as the previous system struggled to maintain decent water temperatures. 2 360 radiators were definitely not enough and rather squeeze a 3rd in, an external radiator would much better handle water temps and keep the whole system quieter. A second D5 pump would also allow for quieter pump operation.
 
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All parts are ordered, but still waiting for most of it.
The Mo-Ra3 came yesterday though.

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Added Mayhem part 1 blitz to the radiator and left over night. Mayhem part 2 Blitz is underway now for the next 24 hours.

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Ultrasonic cleaning some old fittings ill use for the plumbing

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Will continue the Mo-Ra3 build tomorrow
 
Monkey Puzzle said:
Mora for the 4090 and the 2 360 radiators for the cpu and ram? That's a lot of cooling!
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It will all go on one loop. The previous setup struggled. The water temp went over 40C in the summer and that was the CPU at stock and GPU undervolted.
 
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That Mo-Ra3 is crazy! I know what you mean with the coolant temps though. I have 2 360 rads in my build and when gaming in the summer, things do get worryingly warm with a 3090 in the loop. You are probably wise to increase Rad area for the 4090. GL with the build :)
 
Question about the Barrowtech Oled Flow meter? Is it all self contained so just needs sata power ? or does it need to plug into the mobo as well ?
 
Internal Cleaning and prep complete.

Here's the pics of the Mo-Ra3 build. All that remains now is sleeving the tubes which ill do tomorrow.

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List of all parts used:

4m black hose (cut to 2x1m)
1x female Koolance QD3 16/10
1x male Koolance QD3 G1/4
1x Male Koolance QD3 16/10
1x female Koolance QD3 G1/4
D5 Pump
Active Splitty9
1x 90cm Molex extension
8 x 4 pin 30cm extension (couldn't find anything longer)
Molex to 2x Sata adapter
4m cable Sleve
9x 120mm fans
Mo-Ra3 360 Pro
Mo-Ra 3 feet
Mo-Ra 3 Grill
Mo-Ra 3 support bracket

[Heatkill configurator]
Heatkiller Reservoir
200mm Glass Tube
Top G1/4 multiport
Heatkiller D5 integration adapter

2x Hard Tube 90 degree fittings - 16/10
1x Hard tube inline 90 degree fitting - 16/10
2x 90 degree rotary soft tube fittings - 16/10
 
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@Vidar Quick disconnects would be my guess
You would want to be able to
Easily disconnect it from the PC if wanted to move it
Or drain it etc
Might involve drilling a couple of holes in the rear
Of the case though
Or guess you could remove pci slot covers
And go through there
 
Mcnumpty2323 said:
@Vidar Quick disconnects would be my guess
You would want to be able to
Easily disconnect it from the PC if wanted to move it
Or drain it etc
Might involve drilling a couple of holes in the rear
Of the case though
Or guess you could remove pci slot covers
And go through there
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Yep that's right.
I have 2x G1/4 pass throughs. 1 will line up nicely with the EK front distro plate through the 2nd to bottom PCI slot requiring no modification and will maintain the even hard tube look at the bottom. The 2nd will go in a hole ill drill which will line up with the top port on the multi port radiator at the bottom of the case. Since I don't have access to the case yet as I haven't taken it apart, I have a 14mm rotary extension and a 16mm - 22mm SLI rotary extender to choose from to connect the Rad to the pass through. Im using Koolance QD3 disconnects for quick removal as you have mentioned.
 
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OC2000 said:
Yep that's right.
I have 2x G1/4 pass throughs. 1 will line up nicely with the EK front distro plate through the 2nd to bottom PCI slot requiring no modification and will maintain the even hard tube look at the bottom. The 2nd will go in a hole ill drill which will line up with the top port on the multi port radiator at the bottom of the case. Since I don't have access to the case yet as I haven't taken it apart, I have a 14mm rotary extension and a 16mm - 22mm SLI rotary extender to choose from to connect the Rad to the pass through. Im using Koolance QD3 disconnects for quick removal as you have mentioned.
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Yeah I have the older version koolance qd
Bit larger than yours I think
But man they are really heavy and solidly built
Definitely useful things
And I also like multiport radiators
Especially for filling and draining the extra ports can make life easier
 
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