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[hyperst]

Still a few little bits to do, white fan guards are next on the list, along with fitting of my SSD and HD.

 

[Oblivion]

i dont disagree i wanted to go the shortest way but didnt have another 90 degree fitting, so in my impatience i done it this way, next time i stirp it down ill order a 90 degree fitting

Its a nice set up you have there. Cable routing can take a bit of time to get perfect. Liking your build. Nice mother board!

 

[Rab]

very nice setup there GottiB. i like

 

[Tinology]

Some of these setups are amazing, getting me inspired

 

[Uncle Petey]

Still a bit of a WIP.
Sorry for the horrible camphone pics.

 

[paulstung]

I have just finished my first full loop, well I done a cpu only a week ago, but bought a new gpu (HIS HD 7950 ) And decided to add it straight into the loop. So I have spent the day rebuilding the rig, adding in an extra 360 rad, and a lovely gpu and block. I was a bit worried about swapping the gpu over to water, but everything went well. Easier than I thought.

So project The Phantom Bee was born, the name comes from my 30 year old nick name Stung ( long story ) and the Avexir ram, looking like a pumping yellow heartbeat. Along with the Phantom 630, and an all black interior, hose, fittings, and motherboard, and yellow Akasa fans and the odd highlight on the MPower mobo, A be was the obvious choice. I'm in the process of leak testing, about 3 hours in and all is fine and dandy.

I'm chuffed with the outcome, it all went together as planed, the hose is all nice and neat, with no long runs. With one of my fittings being broken, I had to improvise for one connection, and use 3 45deg extensions, but it worked out better any way, so less of me and hear are a few pics.

 

[JaseUK]

My new setup, still needs a few things like 7970 backplates.

 

[TJM_83]

650D by TJM_83, on Flickr

 

[Something Else]

the Mpower board looks very nice without its yellow colour scheme. very nice

 

[Gertford]

650D by TJM_83, on Flickr

How exactly did oyu remove all the yellow from the motherboard? I wanted to do that but whatever material the stickers or decals are on the board are super sturdy and I didn't want to use too much force.

 

[TJM_83]

I got a small flat head screwdriver and used that to lever the stickers off. Some come off a lot easier than the others. Just be careful not to scratch the heat sinks.

 

[Red Alert]

Here is my latest creation.

That is 480mm or rads, two ssd's a bluray burner and GTX 680 in a Bitfenit Prodigy. (Admittedly in that pic it has no psu)

 

[TJM_83]

the Mpower board looks very nice without its yellow colour scheme. very nice

Cheers.

 

[Sarr]

My Old Build

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This is my old setup, a 8350 and a 7950 water cooled, with a 360 xspc rad on top and 200 phobya rad in front of a modded haf-x using laing d5 pump, atm that hardware is sitting outside of case as i wait for my bitfenix prodigy and my new intel 3570k build to come.

 

[momo56]

1st time in 4 years where I haven't used an external rad.

 

[Tackle_Berry]

What case is that?

 

[khemist]

FT02.

 

[Tackle_Berry]

Thanks, very nice build by the way!

 

[gatecrasherlok]

A heatgun would most likly help you get the decals and stickers off with ease.

In relation to post #1530

 

[khemist]

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