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My first shoddy water loop... lol.
 
Haha yeah mate, thanks again!

Fluid is UV clear blue but I intend to tidy it right up and move the res and pump to the right, get some LEDS and move the rad vertical. Just wanted it done and have a tight budget :(
 
I recently purchased a lovely prebuilt ocuk system from the very lovely samuelc, which looked like this:

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I then got the bug, wanted to drag the spec list up to date and generally waste thousands more pounds :p

So I thought I'd update my loop, I had a huge amount of help from a member here (not sure if he wants to be named so I'll omit for the time being), I now feel quite confident, I've already changed my res and today I'll be shoving in a new 970x chip and waterblock

sorry for the crap photos I cannot seem to take any decent ones with my phone :(
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spec wise its:

Cosair 800d case
my old trusty asus rampage extreme III
Intel i7-970 Hex Core CPU
24gb of Crucial Ballistix Tactical Tracer 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 PC3-12800C8 1600MHz
EK-RES X3 250 Reservoir
6 x Corsair SP120 PWM fans
hundreds of bitspower fittings
EK-CoolStream RAD XTX (240)
Lamptron FC2 Fan Controller
2 x samsung 120gb 840 pro SSD (raid 0)
2 x Western Digital Caviar Black 4TB (raid 1)
ZOTAC GTX680 AMP! Edition 1110Mhz Core
EVGA Signature SC 1085Mhz (sli'd)
Corsair 850W Modular
Soundblaster Titanium HD Xifi
Laing DDC 1-T Pro 10W 12V DC Pump
EK Water Blocks EK-Supreme HF Nickel Universal
Thermochill - 120.3 Radiator
3 x iiyama g2773HS 120hz monitors
Logitech THX 5.1 surround
logitech G700 mouse
logitech g19 keyboard
Sennheiser HDR220 wireless headset

(oh and a macbook air that has nothing to do with anything but is in the picture!)

thanks for looking, and if anyone in the cornwall area has half a clue how to take decent photos I'd happily buy them a pint if they could show me how ;)
 
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a lot of 800d love in the last few posts :D

heres mine updated recently. a bit of a mess in this pic i know.
a 780 will be going in soon to replace the dodgy 580.
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Here's my build.

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And with the side window on

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NZXT Switch 810

MB: Asus Z87-WS
CPU: Haswell [email protected]
GPU: 3xGTX680

XSPC D5 reservoir with D5 vario
EK blocks
Hardware Labs Black ICE Radiator GT Xtreme 240
Hardware Labs Black ICE Radiator GT Xtreme 420

And my desk

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Deceptor said:
Here we go :)

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Funny how with the LEDs off the camera made the fans look they were static, they were all on though :p
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Lovely build and in my favourite COSMOS II case.

Can you take some more pics of the rad in the below section? Did you consider placing your HDDs down there instead and removing the front HDD bay, leaving space for the 240?

What are you specs?
 
benji182 said:
Loving the monsoon fittings, I'm currently building my first water cooled PC and I've gone for them but in Black :)

Is that a temp.sensor on the gfx cards 45' angle fitting?
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Yes it is a temp sensor, it's the last part of the loop and therefore, in theory, the hottest part. You can see the temp read out in the picture as well. I will invest in a proper fan controller etc. in the future (along with a new case as it is a massive squeeze to get everything in!
 
faxfan said:
Yes it is a temp sensor, it's the last part of the loop and therefore, in theory, the hottest part. You can see the temp read out in the picture as well. I will invest in a proper fan controller etc. in the future (along with a new case as it is a massive squeeze to get everything in!
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Nice, does it plug straight into your motherboards temp 2pin header?
 
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