Thank youGreat build so far!
Indeed, to be honest I just wanted a smart looking build that went well with the ASUS X99-S board so black/white was the perfect choice.Looks cool, Love Black and White builds because they go together so well
Thank you
Indeed, to be honest I just wanted a smart looking build that went well with the ASUS X99-S board so black/white was the perfect choice.
I will be using clear coolant as I just think it will look a lot cleaner. Although I do like Mayhems Pastel White but I've already got the clear coolantLooks really nice and clean, what colour you thinking of for coolant?
Nope, I'm using the Mayhem Clear X1 coolantYep, Either that or the New Gigabyte one that is coming out that has the nice red accents on it, Although that would probably look better in a White/Red with a Hint of black build
I take it you are doing White Coolant?
I will be using clear coolant as I just think it will look a lot cleaner. Although I do like Mayhems Pastel White but I've already got the clear coolant
Nope, I'm using the Mayhem Clear X1 coolant
Looking forward to seeing this one come together. I did a hardline acrylic build in this case last year and it was great fun. Got a hankering to do a new build soon and this isn't helping.
It's not too bad in all honesty, just be careful measuring it up and have a couple of practice bends to get to grips with how much heat to use.
This was my mental attempt which at the time seemed like a great idea but I hate how messy it looks now. I've been waiting to upgrade for a while but nothing has come out to justify it yet.
I'm looking forward to seeing some updates, document as much as you can, I'm nosy
Thanks, not gonna lie though working with acrylic tubing is going to be a challenge but I'm looking forward to it
So you not using PETG? apparently that is easier to use and looks better because you get less spider cracks
It's going to be a bit tricky but my plan is for a straight line out of the CPU and then a slight kink in the line down to the card. That way it should look relatively clean.Had the same problem on my build mate. I planned a perfectly vertical pipe with one bend from the gpu to cpu but it was slightly off.
No, even with the play in the fittings the amount they are off by is still far too big. Definitely going to require some try/error to get the bend right. As for the coil whine it is hardly noticeable (Similar to my R9 280X) but it gets audible for me when I launch a game like Planetside 2. To be honest I think it might be a issue with the PSU/GPU combo where the power supplied is at the same frequency as the capacitors (or something like that)If it's any consolation I have a 290x lightning and also have coil whine, but when the sides are on the case it's barely audible and with headphones on it goes unnoticed.
It's impossible to say from that pic, but you do have a little bit of play with those revolver fittings so you may get away with just one bend if the ports are only slightly out of line. But if you do have to do a bend in the acrylic, if it's done right and looks purposeful then I think it'll still look great.
It's going to be a bit tricky but my plan is for a straight line out of the CPU and then a slight kink in the line down to the card. That way it should look relatively clean.
No, even with the play in the fittings the amount they are off by is still far too big. Definitely going to require some try/error to get the bend right. As for the coil whine it is hardly noticeable (Similar to my R9 280X) but it gets audible for me when I launch a game like Planetside 2. To be honest I think it might be a issue with the PSU/GPU combo where the power supplied is at the same frequency as the capacitors (or something like that)