Parvum S2.0 crossfire

not sure if you know this but your GT's are on the wrong side of the single rads.

They are designed for pushing not pulling air and will be much more efficient that way round.
 
gradyhawks said:
Fantastic looking stuff, really do like the cables!
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Brian18741 said:
Yea this build is looking great man, the cables turned out really well, kudos!
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Thanks lot! I think the time spent on the cables is well worth the effort

TwsT said:
not sure if you know this but your GT's are on the wrong side of the single rads.

They are designed for pushing not pulling air and will be much more efficient that way round.
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Yes I know this
I was more experimenting at the time because the screws which came with the rads weren't long enough to fit the fans in the front side
I have some longer ones coming this week hopefully

Similar thing went for the top as the short screws which came with the rad were too long so I have smaller ones for the top
 
Final piece of the WC loop has come today
I'm currently just waiting on the backplates for the GPUs before I can get the loop finished

Think I'm going to put it together temporary tonight and see how far my 3770K will go on what is essentially dual 240 rads with direct die cooling and CL Liquid Ultra
Fingers crossed for 5.0GHz!
 
Flushing done!
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Unfortunately my rad screws didn't turn up because the £5 delivery wanted signing for!
So I don't think I'll have those until Friday which may slow down the build as I can't mount the front rads :(

The pump is in its final resting place! It looks a little bare back here currently but there are a few more cables to get in and the fluid in the res which should brighten it up a little :)
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So the loop is running! Albeit only on the CPU
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I have never really done any serious overclocking before so you'll have to bare with me!

Currently the system is running prime stable at 4.9GHz no trouble on 1.370V temps maxing at 59°C
There is up to a 10°C difference between cores. Don't know if this is normal?

Don't know if this is what I should be expecting? I had expected temps to be a little better with direct die cooling
What do you guys think? Maybe this calls for ask 8 pack :p
I'm leaving it running prime overnight and also to work out the bubbles in the system

Also, how accurate is real temp?
At idle the temps are reporting as follows:
Core 1 - 19°C
Core 2 - 21°C
Core 3 - 31°C
Core 4 - 21°C
Is it odd that core 3 is reporting so much warmer than the others?
 
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Brian18741 said:
There's something very disconcerting about seeing a reservoir sitting directly on top of a power supply! :eek:


Loop looks good though, and 10°C difference across the cores is pretty normal akaik!
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Cheers!

In all honesty this does concern me a little :p
I'm just being careful to leak test using an external power supply before I get any major power through it!
 
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