Project: Enthoo Primo Black + Dual Loop

[Drangueos]

I started gathering parts for my first watercooling system more than 2 months ago, but only now it is starting to get shape and I hope so it will be up and running next week.

I sold my 2 Titans that I was going to replace with the 9XX series but I decided to wait for the 20nm.

Hardware:
Intel I7 3970X
Asus Rampage IV Extreme
3x AMD HD7950 (I will replace when 20nm comes out)
more to come!

Watercooling:
1x Phanteks Enthoo Primo
1x XSPC AX360 + 6x Corsair SP120 HP Push/Pull (CPU) - TOP of the case
1x XSPC AX360 + 3x Corsair SP120 HP (GPUs) - Bottom of the case
1x XSPC AX120 + 1x Corsair SP120 HP (GPUs) - Back of the case
1x XSPC EX240 + 2x Corsair SP120 HP (GPUs) - Front of the case
2x Koolance CTR-SPD1224M 12V or 24V Pump/Fan Controller
1x Laing DDC-1T Plus Pump (18W) - (GPUs)
1x Laing DDC-1T Pump (10W) - (CPU)
1x XSPC Acrylic Top for Laing DDC
1x EK-DDC Heatsink Housing - Black
1x EK-DDC Heatsink Housing - Nickel
1x XSPC Raystorm CPU Block
3x EK GPU blocks
6x EK-PSC Revolvable angled adaptor 45° G1/4 Black
2x EK Revolvable angled adaptor 45° G1/4 Black Chrome
2x EK-PSC Revolvable angled adaptor 90° G1/4 Black
2x Alphacool angled adaptor double 45° revolvable G1/4
1x Phobya Balancer 150 black matt Reservoir + extra 250 tube (GPUs)
1x XSPC Acrylic Dual 5.25” Reservoir for Two Laing DDC (CPU)
20x XSPC G1/4" to 7/16" ID, 5/8" OD Compression Fitting - Black Chrome
6x XSPC G1/4" to 7/16" ID, 5/8" OD Compression Fitting - Chrome
20x Phobya O-Ring 11,1 x 2mm - G1/4 – UV-reactive blue
3x Feser Pass Through Connector - Fill / Drain Port - G1/4
2x Feser Sli/Crossfire waterblock connector for 1/2/3 slots
7x Masterkleer tubing PVC 15,9/11,1mm (7/16ID) UV-active silver (7 Meters)
1x Mayhems XT-1 150ml Clear Coolant
20x DI water (20 Litres)

Pictures incoming below:

 

[Drangueos]

Random pictures:

Some of the rads before the carbon wrapping:


Wrapping rad + big mess:


DDC Pump with top, heatsink and fan:


Had to cut the reservoir bracket to fit all 3 GPUs:


Enthoo Primo:


My old Corsair A70 that served me well for years:






Still not finish, water is already in for a leak test, will start to do wiring, sensors and lights today.

 

[Drangueos]

Daily/Weekly update on the bottom of the Opening Post

front radiator, GPU pump and draining tube:


The XSPC Acrylic Dual 5.25” Reservoir for Two Laing DDC has a design flaw, that tube inside the reservoir goes straight to the pump intake and because of the speed of the pump any air that wants to come out is pulled by the pump, so I had to cut a tube and make a barrier, so the air would raise instead going back to the loop.

Tube:


Tube inside the reservoir, I removed the tube after all air was out.


Testing my custom panel that shows the voltages going to each pump and one temperature sensor that I don't know where I will use it yet.


Panel in detail:

 

[Drangueos]

Since the Enthoo primo comes with a blue led strip, my front lights will be blue and my internal lights will be red to match the MB and Fans.

 

[colinmcr]

You can change the blue led strip quite easily, if you find a narrow enough strip. Mine is amber/yellow now. If you wanted to match it more to your interior.

 

[Drangueos]

You can change the blue led strip quite easily, if you find a narrow enough strip. Mine is amber/yellow now. If you wanted to match it more to your interior.

Nice, thanks for it.
But I will keep it blue as I like blue on outside, also my front panel is blue and my fan controller as well.

 

[MorleySA]

Always nice to see another Enthoo Primo build! Looking very nice!!

 

[Drangueos]

Always nice to see another Enthoo Primo build! Looking very nice!!

Thanks

some updates:

Blue front lights are done:


Reservoir leds, pumps voltages and temp sensor are done as well:


Red internal lights on CPU block and Reservoir




Pump voltage controllers are hidden and can be found under the top mesh


Now I need to sort out the wires, temperature sensors and fan controllers as I'm going to use 2:

 

[Drangueos]

I got a e-mail from someone asking about the AX360 on the bottom of the case, as it actually doesn't fit.

If you see on this picture, you can see that it doesn't fit, but if you straighten that marked spot, the rad will fit.