----'PARVUM SHEEDY'----

[gradyhawks]

Using the case as a reservoir is an awesome idea. I'd pay some decent coins for something like that!

 

[Bensons]

So amazing, it doesn't even look like a computer (if you know what I mean).

 

[faheemrazzaq]

magic. well done buddy.

 

[Luggs]

yup, gorgeous build and great choice of coolant, looks stunning!

 

[colinmcr]

Very nicely done, really like the kinda chaotic nature of it.

 

[parvumsystems]

Using the case as a reservoir is an awesome idea. I'd pay some decent coins for something like that!

It's something we've always wanted to bring to retail. Somehow anyway, it's hard because these kind of things work really well when you use specific hardware. Hard to know what people will use at retail.

So amazing, it doesn't even look like a computer (if you know what I mean).

That was the option I was going for, more of an artistic movement using watercooling

magic. well done buddy.

yup, gorgeous build and great choice of coolant, looks stunning!

Thanks guys. Hopefully some will see it in person soon!

 

[faheemrazzaq]

Thanks guys. Hopefully some will see it in person soon!

I am not that lucky then

but i am sure it will be a joy for others who can see it in person.

 

[fish_dan]

Nice

 

[parvumsystems]

PARVUM SHEEDY found its way onto the ASUS ROG stand at i55 and they kindly lent us a G751 to take it's place in the LAN halls. Plenty more minds were lost over the weekend figuring out the loop order

 

[Trunkey]

Dribble drool....

 

[rickyjb]

Erm....

Why use fluid? Airtesting is the way forward.....

http://www.overclock.net/t/1534282/how-to-correctly-leak-test-your-loop-101/0_20

This is very similar to how pipe fitters test their work on site , makes sense to before you fill a system of water.