O11 Dynamic XL On Steroids

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Wasn't too happy with the Delidded temps not sure if it was from the water heating up while bleeding it without fans on, but decided to Lap the Supercool Direct die to get a tighter connection with the CPU.
Just bled the system again so waiting for the water to cool down before testing if it made any difference.

 

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Looking great mate, makes me wish I'd gone with frost tubing now. Though can always do this in the future when I upgrade the cpu.

im hoping it will emphasise the Mystic Fog ill be putting in it once ive made sure its complete. The other reason I got it was PMMA doesn't scratch like PETG does. Just moving the fittings along the tube scratches them really bad. PMMA is quite scratch proof, although needs a hacksaw to cut.

 

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Finally complete, set a profile of 8200 CL36 (could do higher but get retraining issues) 61x2 60x4 59x6 58x8 / E core 46 Ring 51. Should be good for 24/7 stable throughout the summer.

Will move it to the office, which is 90% complete tomorrow. Will post a pic once it's in. Cablemod angle adapter should arrive tomorrow to tidy the GPU cable up a bit too.

 

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That looks so good mate, I'd love to do something with an external rad like this but don't have the space and no idea how I'd plumb it up with my setup.

loads of help from guys in here. It would have looked a lot worse without their feedback and advice!

 

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Does the distro plate add a lot of complexity? Assuming it is the pump and reservoir too?

Assuming you buy the new EK Matrix 7 Distro and All EK parts i.e. fittings, radiators, GPU / CPU block, it should be fairly simple. Buy anything other than EK and you're in for a headache.

 

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A few pics in its final resting position. First off a quick before then a few after.



The new office:







Pic of the Mo-Ra underneith





Last thing to do is something for the back wall (more plants on a shelf? )

 

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looks great
identical to mine===well the antenna on top of the case is
my pc room looks like the ******* child of
steptoe and son and the local scrapyard
the only thing stopping you getting 10 out of 10 is
the wire coming down from the nano leaf things
because its so perfect that stands out a mile

my next door neighbour electrician is going to put LED strips on the shelfs through the wall. Ill ask him to sort the nano cable out too.

 

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Looks amazing, well done!

Can you confirm the make/model of that L shape desk you have, as well as the cabinet behind it that your speakers are on please?

Sure,
Sideboard (has philips hue gradient strip on back)

Siena 2 Door 2 Drawer Anthracite and Concrete Grey Sideboard

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Desk was purchased at GOstand. Wasnt fussed about the electric, but it was the only desk I could find that matched the dimensions and other spec I wanted.

The Commercial 90 Degree Standing Desk

Standing desk / height adjustable desk is fitted with 3 moving legs with integral motors. Height range of 650-1300mm. Can be loaded up to 120kg.

www.gostand.co.uk

 

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The setup looks stunning mate and could spend most of the day in there , a real credit to you

Question on the Ram cooler , are you using G-Skill Ram and if so any issue with fitment of the heatsinks or cooler ?

Sorry for the late reply mate. Been off the forums for awhile.

It's the bits power x2 ram block. Currently TG 7200 in them, but I have had the G.Skill 8000 in them too. G.Skill were much easier to disassemble due to the flimsy heatsinks and both fit perfectly fine in them. Make sure you get the DDR5 one though (pretty sure its the only option) as its only designed for 1 sided Ram chips and DDR5 is longer than DDR4

 

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A bit of a late reply on this, but I'm now in the process of building my MO-RA 420. I'm now in a similar position to yourself regarding power, as I'm going to be running two D5 pumps & a Splitty 9 active, so will need 3 sata power. I don't suppose you could tell me what 3 sata to molex you used to power it all? I'm hearing horror stories of them potentially catching fire, so thought I'd ask you as I know you've done it this way. Build looks awesome btw - hope it's all running well!

Having run this for a year now, I have noticed an issue running the whole lot of 1 molex cable. It hasnt catched on fire, but the D5 pump on the MO-RA is not longer working. Im not sure if thats due to a faulty pump, or too much power going through 1 molex. Either way, I plan to run a second cable to power the pump independently. 1 Molex is running the 16 fans fine however.

 

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Mole should be more than enough to run 16fans and a pump. I am afraid your pump died

I’ll be taking a good look at it soon. My 16 fans are the phantek T30s which do require more watts than normal fans, but it could be the extension cable being faulty. I’ll get another and try get 16 AWG wire

 

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Mole should be more than enough to run 16fans and a pump. I am afraid your pump died

It was the pump. The rotsting part was faulty and was leaking black liquid on the ceramic ball head. Luckily i had a spare Aqua computer one which I cant use as it only works with an Aquaero so put the spinning part in which has solved the problem.

 

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would it be a big problem to just add an external power supply?

Yes as it would then require 2 sources to turn that and the computer on. Plus is in a position thats not easy to get to. Its solved now and works fine again now that I have replaced part of the pump which was faulty.