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fantasticCG said:
This is superb! What temps do you get?
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on idle with all fans running at 1000 rpm (barely audible) it keeps the water temp 1C over ambient. Not had any long term gaming or testing on it yet as im still installing it in the office. On CB23 @ 5.8/4.6 the lowest core gets 70 and hottest around 82. Ill have a better idea though of temps when ive finally started using it.
 
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on idle with all fans running at 1000 rpm (barely audible) it keeps the water temp 1C over ambient. Not had any long term gaming or testing on it yet as im still installing it in the office. On CB23 @ 5.8/4.6 the lowest core gets 70 and hottest around 82. Ill have a better idea though of temps when ive finally started using it.
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I'm sure you know this already but don't be too disappointed if your temps aren't as impressive as you'd like on the CPU. These new processors have very high heat density nowadays, so really low coolant temperatures can only do so much. I see quite a few people thinking they have done something wrong because their CPU isn't as cool they were 5-6 years ago. Your GPU should be niiiiice and cool though :D.

Lovely looking build!
 
Well here's my latest build. The pictures make the fluid look pink, but in real life it's purple, obvs.

5600X, RX 6800 XT, 32GB Corsair Vengeance Pro Ram, EVGA SUpernovo G2 850w PSU, B450 Tomahax Max II

Lian Li O11D EVO with EKWB Reflections² DistroPlate, and Nickle pump cover, EK Cryofuel Indigo Violet Premix (1.2 litres - typical as they come in 1 litre bottles lol), 14mm Bitspower Crystal Link Acrylic tubing, XSPC connector fittings, a lot of EKWB 14 & 21mm offset rotary fittings, EK Velocity CPU block, RX 6800 XT Liquid Devil GPU, 2 x 360mm Magicool G2 Slim rads, Aquacomputer HighFlow LT sensor and thermometer plumbed into a loop at the top of the distro and there's a drain port in one of the lower plugs. Purple EKWB M.2 drive heatsink. Custom purple sleeved ATX and PCIE cables, Fans are Lian Li SL 120 INF and I'm using L Connect for the lighting on those, fan speed is controlled via Aquasuite and a Quadro. There's also a Razer Chroma for other ARGB duties. Oh yea, I have a remote power fob as well, because, well, why not? ^_^

Upper and lower fans set to intake, side fans set to exhaust.

Not 100% on the internal screen tbh - may remove it and replace with another 120mm fan on exhaust. I used a 5" panel on my old build and used a 7" on this one, but I've been experimenting with an old tablet using spacedesk as an external display, and that seems to be better as I can get more info on it.

Really pleased with the look of this build. My fingers are sore from all the fittings though! It's an absolute beast though..... +25kgs in weight
Cheers - :)

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Just finished my first custom loop and really pleased with the results


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Part used:
Hyte Y60 case
EK Vector GPU Block
EK Velocity2 CPU Block
Corsair XD5 White pump/res
Corsair 280mm Radiator in the side
Barrow 360mm Radiator in the top
Barrow fittings and flow/temp meter
Lian-Li SL V2 fans

PC specs are in my signature
 
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