QUOTE(Moogle Stiltzkin @ Nov 20 2009, 11:54 AM)
Well if you guys think it can be done good without laser i am willing to consider. Any thoughts though about the window mode?
My old case just had the acrylic riveted into the aluminium from the outside of the side panel... or is there a better looking way of adding the window? I just want a simple looking square acrylic window with thick Ac Ryan acrylic.
This is my pc specs
CPU: Intel I7 920
Motherboard: P6T Deluxe V2
Memory: 3 sticks of 2gb Corsair Dominator DDR3
Casing: Lian Li PC-A71F
This was the suggested package offered to me to resemble this other project
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1162196
1 x Swiftech Apogee XT LGA1366 & LGA1156
1 x aquagraFX for GTX 285 (G200b)
1 x Swiftech MCP655
1 x Swiftech 3 x 120mm radiator
3 x Scythe 120mm SlipStream SY1225SL12SH - 110 CFM
1 x EK-Multioption RES 250 rev.2 reservoir
12 x Bitspower Compression fittings 1/2" 3/4"
8 x Bitspower 45 degree
4 x Bitspower 90 degree rotaries
6 feet Feser UV White/Black 1/2in. ID 3/4in. OD tubing
1 x Logisys 2 x 30cm UV CCFL
1 x Bitspower Black Freezer AIX58NS - for Asus P6T/P6T V2 Deluxe
1 x Bitspower MOSII and MOS III
Total = RM3xxx
This is the new modified package i made after removing the motherboard chipset and mosfet cooling:
1 x Swiftech Apogee XT LGA1366 & LGA1156
1 x aquagraFX for GTX 285 (G200b)
1 x Swiftech MCP655
1 x Swiftech 3 x 120mm radiator
3 x Scythe 120mm SlipStream SY1225SL12SH - 110 CFM
1 x EK-Multioption RES 250 rev.2 reservoir
8 x Bitspower Compression fittings 1/2" 3/4"
4 x Bitspower 45 degree
4 x Bitspower 90 degree rotaries
6 feet Feser UV White/Black 1/2in. ID 3/4in. OD tubing
1 x Logisys 2 x 30cm UV CCFL
Total = RM2xxx
I removed the motherboard chipset and mosfet water cooler parts because i am anticipating upgrading to a better motherboard next year once USB3 and SATA 6GBs all finally become mainstream. So no point investing in a water block specific for the Asus P6T Deluxe V2 yes?
Any comments regarding this setup? And is water cooling really necessary for my Nvidia 285 graphics card or can i remove that from my setup to cut costs?
i'd say get a better fan for the rads.. slipstreams My old case just had the acrylic riveted into the aluminium from the outside of the side panel... or is there a better looking way of adding the window? I just want a simple looking square acrylic window with thick Ac Ryan acrylic.
This is my pc specs
CPU: Intel I7 920
Motherboard: P6T Deluxe V2
Memory: 3 sticks of 2gb Corsair Dominator DDR3
Casing: Lian Li PC-A71F
This was the suggested package offered to me to resemble this other project
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1162196
1 x Swiftech Apogee XT LGA1366 & LGA1156
1 x aquagraFX for GTX 285 (G200b)
1 x Swiftech MCP655
1 x Swiftech 3 x 120mm radiator
3 x Scythe 120mm SlipStream SY1225SL12SH - 110 CFM
1 x EK-Multioption RES 250 rev.2 reservoir
12 x Bitspower Compression fittings 1/2" 3/4"
8 x Bitspower 45 degree
4 x Bitspower 90 degree rotaries
6 feet Feser UV White/Black 1/2in. ID 3/4in. OD tubing
1 x Logisys 2 x 30cm UV CCFL
1 x Bitspower Black Freezer AIX58NS - for Asus P6T/P6T V2 Deluxe
1 x Bitspower MOSII and MOS III
Total = RM3xxx
This is the new modified package i made after removing the motherboard chipset and mosfet cooling:
1 x Swiftech Apogee XT LGA1366 & LGA1156
1 x aquagraFX for GTX 285 (G200b)
1 x Swiftech MCP655
1 x Swiftech 3 x 120mm radiator
3 x Scythe 120mm SlipStream SY1225SL12SH - 110 CFM
1 x EK-Multioption RES 250 rev.2 reservoir
8 x Bitspower Compression fittings 1/2" 3/4"
4 x Bitspower 45 degree
4 x Bitspower 90 degree rotaries
6 feet Feser UV White/Black 1/2in. ID 3/4in. OD tubing
1 x Logisys 2 x 30cm UV CCFL
Total = RM2xxx
I removed the motherboard chipset and mosfet water cooler parts because i am anticipating upgrading to a better motherboard next year once USB3 and SATA 6GBs all finally become mainstream. So no point investing in a water block specific for the Asus P6T Deluxe V2 yes?
Any comments regarding this setup? And is water cooling really necessary for my Nvidia 285 graphics card or can i remove that from my setup to cut costs?
Nov 25 2009, 06:40 PM

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