** PHANTEKS ENTHOO PRIMO - THE ULTIMATE WATERCOOLING CHASSIS **

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@ Drangueos,

Any chance you can give us a few pics taken from the other side to show the pump on the second loop, and a few to show how you mounted the tube rez?

Ta
 
Sharpedge said:
@ Drangueos,

Any chance you can give us a few pics taken from the other side to show the pump on the second loop, and a few to show how you mounted the tube rez?

Ta
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you can find some pictures of my built here:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18631476

the tube res is mounted on the reservoir bracket that comes with the case and the pump is mounted on the pump bracket that also comes with the case but I had to drill a little bit the mount holes as they were not for DDC pump.
 
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Not that I can see. There is a label on the cable saying led strip, and the connector is a female molex, with only 2 pins being used. I must be doing something silly.
 
Connect a psu molex to the cable labeled 12v, the other one is for an optional aftermarket led strip from phanteks. Used by most people to highlight the windowed area. It doesnt come with the case.
 
Here is my humble attempt.
It was my first time watercooling and I am delighted in didn't end in tears tbh.
Did have a slight panic when my cpu was idling at 70 degrees, only to realise my pump wasn't running.

Excuse the potato quality.

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^ I'm using a bay res, but looking at that I may change to a tube and put it there, nice idea.

Not sure if anyone has mentioned this, and I don't know if this is just the SOC Force or all X99 boards, but with my EK rad in the roof, i couldn't fit the fans on the underside as the RAM modules/sockets were being fouled by the rad.

Rad is EK-CoolStream RAD XTX
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=WC-162-EK

So it's not possible to push/pull with a SOC Force and the above rad. I'm using Skythe Gentle Typhoons.

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just upgraded from a LianLi v1100 and this case is great. lots of room for anything really, dust filters are easily accessible without opening case, very good air flow.

only negatives I have
- can't change LED color
- doesn't have wheel casters, which would make it easier to move (this is a big and heavy case)
- the front panel dust filter opening/closing mechanism seems flimsy (time will tell)
 
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lunarwolf said:
just upgraded from a LianLi v1100 and this case is great. lots of room for anything really, dust filters are easily accessible without opening case, very good air flow.

only negatives I have
- can't change LED color
- doesn't have wheel casters, which would make it easier to move (this is a big and heavy case)
- the front panel dust filter opening/closing mechanism seems flimsy (time will tell)
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I agree with all 3
 
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