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post Nov 25 2009, 10:25 PM, updated 16y ago

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Hi folks,

Not really a full blown mod or anything. I just got myself a TJ07 from ModernoPC, and I have been thinking to spray the internal to flat black. After that, I will need to put all the hardware in including the water cooling parts smile.gif Kindly be informed that this work is done in ModernoPC's shop. Moderno was kind enough to let me borrow the tools and space I need to complete the assembly (yes, Moderno, I will return the favor shortly tongue.gif ).

Okay, here is my hardware list:


CPU
Intel C2D E7400

Motherboard
Gigabyte EP45-UD3R

Graphics card
Gainward 4850 512MB Golden Sample

RAM
G-Skill DDR2-1066 2x2GB

Power Supply
Silverstone ST50F

Storage
WD 640GB Green

Sound card
Onboard! (my sound card crapped on me)

Casing
Silverstone TJ07

Water Cooling
Swiftech Apogee XT CPU water block
Swiftech MCW60-R V2 GPU water block
Swiftech MCP-655
Swiftech MCR-320
EK 250 reservoir
Bitspower Compression fittings 1/2" 3/4"
Tygon R3603 1/2" 3/4" tubings


I know my hardware is... outdated tongue.gif , but I am spending my PC budget for this year on this WC project.

I will take some pictures and post my sketch of the WC planning smile.gif Right now, its more like a teaser tongue.gif

Meanwhile, any recommendations and/or feedback are welcomed smile.gif Credits will be mentioned on this first post.

Credits
ModernoPC - for the continued support and patience biggrin.gif
Clawhammer - for getting me the water cooling parts

Updates
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=30187979
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=30205481
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=30205488
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=30590543
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=30649866
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=30667498
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=30683107
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=30748803
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=30859970

Finished work - with UV CCFLs smile.gif
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=31136560
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=31136583

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post Nov 25 2009, 10:28 PM

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be carefull with while modding the TJ07.. RM1000 of alu =(

wah, WC spec so high end

but using E7400 >.<? MCR 220 should be enough if ur cooling the cpu only, save space.. could always add another 120 rad for the GC if single setup..
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post Nov 25 2009, 10:30 PM

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You are right, MCR220 is enough, but its okay to still use a triple tongue.gif

Core i9 next year maybe? biggrin.gif

I missed something. I did order a GPU block biggrin.gif I will edit the first post.
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post Nov 25 2009, 11:00 PM

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woah....gudluck2...wonder why theres so little ninja mod...always CM or silverstone in here...
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post Nov 25 2009, 11:03 PM

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I'm looking for guide spray at interior because i want to do same at my casing.

Bro, can we do together? brows.gif

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post Nov 25 2009, 11:19 PM

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hahahaha...ikan semilang...i tought u started the interior panting guide?juz follow it lol...
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post Nov 25 2009, 11:20 PM

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QUOTE(Susaiput @ Nov 25 2009, 11:19 PM)
hahahaha...ikan semilang...i tought u started the interior panting guide?juz follow it lol...
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post Nov 25 2009, 11:27 PM

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ahahaha..what for lol?
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post Nov 25 2009, 11:44 PM

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QUOTE(ikan_semilang @ Nov 25 2009, 11:03 PM)
I'm looking for guide spray at interior because i want to do same at my casing.

Bro, can we do together? brows.gif
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Can, but you will have to get down to ModernoPC. Sanding will take one whole day smile.gif (depending on how big is your case)

Spraying a TJ07 is easier considering that you can take everything apart smile.gif

What case do you have?
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post Nov 26 2009, 12:00 AM

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woah....ur from modernopc is it?y u ask him to take to moderno?
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post Nov 26 2009, 12:16 AM

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this should be a good step to wc. hahahaha.. we have the same wc parts only i'm lacking of XT cpu wb... if i order 1 month after that surely i can play with XT already sad.gif

hahahahahhahaha

nvm.. GTZ also fine.. waiting for u to complete the projects.. TJ07 is awesome wc casing BTW. Grab some Murdermod sleeve and do your own million dollar pc setup... good luck bro biggrin.gif
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post Nov 26 2009, 09:12 AM

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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Nov 25 2009, 10:30 PM)
You are right, MCR220 is enough, but its okay to still use a triple tongue.gif

Core i9 next year maybe? biggrin.gif

I missed something. I did order a GPU block biggrin.gif I will edit the first post.
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why didnt buy full GTX 285 block xD.. the mcw-60 looks ugly unless u buy the cover (black thingy than covers the PCB) and v-ramsinks >.<
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Nov 25 2009, 11:44 PM)
What case do you have?
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CM690...thinking to pianting inside black and panel with yellow.
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QUOTE(kInOzAwA @ Nov 26 2009, 12:16 AM)
this should be a good step to wc. hahahaha.. we have the same wc parts only i'm lacking of XT cpu wb... if i order 1 month after that surely i can play with XT already sad.gif

hahahahahhahaha

nvm.. GTZ also fine.. waiting for u to complete the projects.. TJ07 is awesome wc casing BTW. Grab some Murdermod sleeve and do your own million dollar pc setup... good luck bro biggrin.gif
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Thanks, but I might not do the sleeving. I sleeved my PSU before, way back in 2003. It was a painful experience for me. 1 year later, the PSU blew and I had to throw away my hard work. So, no, no more sleeving for me biggrin.gif

QUOTE(reiben05 @ Nov 26 2009, 09:12 AM)
why didnt buy full GTX 285 block xD.. the mcw-60 looks ugly unless u buy the cover (black thingy than covers the PCB) and v-ramsinks >.<
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Full block GTX285? I am using AMD 4850 mate biggrin.gif

Reason why I decided to go with MCW-60 is for future proofing. If I get an FC block, I will have to get another one when I upgrade my GPU. I dont have that much money every year wanna buy GPU water block biggrin.gif

QUOTE(ikan_semilang @ Nov 26 2009, 10:26 AM)
CM690...thinking to pianting inside black and panel with yellow.
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Not sure if thats gonna be easy since the case cant be taken apart.

QUOTE(Susaiput @ Nov 26 2009, 12:00 AM)
woah....ur from modernopc is it?y u ask him to take to moderno?
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No lah, I dont work there. Just that its easier to do modding work there. And its nice to be surrounded by expensive PC hardware, haha tongue.gif

QUOTE(Moogle Stiltzkin @ Nov 26 2009, 12:03 AM)
Agreed. Your WC should be usable for future upgrades as well  nod.gif

Can post pic? I am curious how it looks  notworthy.gif
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Yea, I will get the pics. No worries smile.gif

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post Nov 26 2009, 03:45 PM

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anyway u can get the full MCW-60 mosfet / ram cover for your GC.. You can find 'em on swiftech official website. The color is black. biggrin.gif
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post Nov 26 2009, 04:01 PM

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Finally I got the chance to upload some pictures smile.gif

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Here is the ripped apart TJ07. Mine is the one on the left. I have no idea who's the owner of the other TJ07.

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The gut of the TJ07 all dumped into this box tongue.gif

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Here is the sketch. Sorry its a little small. It was all that I can afford because of my busy schedule tongue.gif

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post Nov 27 2009, 03:05 PM

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Some of the parts that will go in my rig smile.gif

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Gigabyte Coolant

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Vantec jiggy-with-it-thingy front panel


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This is the fan that will go to my triple rad.
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post Nov 27 2009, 03:06 PM

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Here is one part of the TJ07 that has been sanded. This was sanded using a 1000 grit sandpaper. 800 grit would give a rougher surface (better?).

That's all for now. I will be busy this weekend. There might be more updates next week as I will have the time to spray the internals. I will go more into details on the spraying steps.
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Nov 27 2009, 03:05 PM)
Some of the parts that will go in my rig smile.gif

user posted image user posted image
Gigabyte Coolant

user posted image user posted image
Vantec jiggy-with-it-thingy front panel
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This is the fan that will go to my triple rad.
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doh.gif not that fan lol.. CM r4 fans perform bad on rads ._.
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QUOTE(reiben05 @ Nov 27 2009, 07:02 PM)
doh.gif not that fan lol.. CM r4 fans perform bad on rads ._.
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Any suggestions?
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get delta fan @ scythe fan for thicker radiator, any yate loon & scythe medium speed fan for the slim radiator like swiftech. smile.gif

if you're a silent craze, get Noiseblocker fan... it's not cheap though... laugh.gif

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just get a normal blingbling fan will do.. 50-60CFM @ 19 db(A).. and do it push + pull.. that should double the static pressure.. and it should be good too imo..
the CM R4 fans are quite loud actually if u put 4-6 of them in the same rad/case..

but cant fight with deltas yet xD.. i have 3x ultra kazes and omg, i think it sounds like a jet plane if i turn 100% on all of them sleep.gif"

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i'm using the push & pull fan.. hahaha the temp result is just about the same.. maybe my pull setup fan is not that great biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(kInOzAwA @ Nov 28 2009, 03:33 AM)
i'm using the push & pull fan.. hahaha the temp result is just about the same.. maybe my pull setup fan is not that great biggrin.gif
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U using yate loons edi xD... if u use crappier fan, better go for push pull..
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I like the effects the fans give, something like this:

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=29741697
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Nov 28 2009, 10:57 PM)
I like the effects the fans give, something like this:

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=29741697
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oh.. those are CM r4's.. well u can try them if u like but base on my experience, those fans run pretty loud , especially if ur going to put 6-8 of them in a case =X
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QUOTE(reiben05 @ Nov 29 2009, 02:39 PM)
oh.. those are CM r4's.. well u can try them if u like but base on my experience, those fans run pretty loud , especially if ur going to put 6-8 of them in a case =X
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yeah i admit it.. CM fan running pretty loud, BTW that unit is better than transparent one, because can run only 1200rpm maximum... doh.gif
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QUOTE(kInOzAwA @ Nov 29 2009, 04:24 PM)
yeah i admit it.. CM fan running pretty loud, BTW that unit is better than transparent one, because can run only 1200rpm maximum...  doh.gif
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but 1200rpm got better light.. i have the neon version of the 1200RPM, glows drool.gif .. but only 43CFM @ 19dbA doh.gif
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y not get xigmatek fans if u want some bling bling like mine lol. not totally sure if its good or not but i can say i didnt like the cm 90cfm ones the led hardly glows and its loud.
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ahahahaha...its up to u actually..whether u want the fans to be please to the eyes n ears...or either u want the performance...its very hard to find a fan that performs in both...
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QUOTE(kevink82 @ Nov 30 2009, 10:39 AM)
y not get xigmatek fans if u want some bling bling like mine lol. not totally sure if its good or not but i can say i didnt like the cm 90cfm ones the led hardly glows and its loud.
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wish the XLF series came with blue fans also >.<", and i agree with u with the CM r4's

QUOTE(Susaiput @ Nov 30 2009, 10:22 PM)
ahahahaha...its up to u actually..whether u want the fans to be please to the eyes n ears...or either u want the performance...its very hard to find a fan that performs in both...
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beli bling2 then letak push pull.. budak2 kat luar negara buat performance ok je..
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hahaha mine mount to radiator is the performance one, the yate loon brothers, but then the push fan setup is in blue led (low CFM), which i can see from outside... biggrin.gif
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eh...how come u can mod ur case at moderno?u pay them is it?
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QUOTE(Susaiput @ Dec 1 2009, 04:46 PM)
eh...how come u can mod ur case at moderno?u pay them is it?
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Modding over there because of the tools and the perfect environment biggrin.gif Besides, I can get the parts I need easily. I guess I will need to pay them for the rental of the tools and space once everything is done tongue.gif

Not sure if you have been there, but lately ModernoPC has been my hangout place, hahah
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The stuffs will reach very soon biggrin.gif Another beautiful rig coming up!
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waaaa...like dat can i also come to mod my pc?hahahahah...perhaps repair my pc?

ive been there quite recently...didnt see anyone lol...juz the normal brother with another uncle tgh main game...
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lolz i was at moderno the other day.. saw a black tj07 mobo tray .. wonder is it yours.
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Yes, the lonely tray is mine smile.gif I have put it back into the casing though.

Sorry for no update, I am having compatibility issue with the Apogee XT. Its blocked by a row of capacitors on the mobo.

If any of you is willing to trade your GTZ with my brand spanking new XT, I am more than willing to do it.
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wow...trade w/o top up also can ah?
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Dec 14 2009, 10:15 PM)
Yes, the lonely tray is mine smile.gif I have put it back into the casing though.

Sorry for no update, I am having compatibility issue with the Apogee XT. Its blocked by a row of capacitors on the mobo.

If any of you is willing to trade your GTZ with my brand spanking new XT, I am more than willing to do it.
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i will... come on... thumbup.gif
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To those who have PMed me about the CPU block, hold on to your horses. I am going to attempt to bend the capacitors later today bruce.gif
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Dec 15 2009, 11:35 AM)
To those who have PMed me about the CPU block, hold on to your horses. I am going to attempt to bend the capacitors later today  bruce.gif
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can u take a picture? i want to see, if there anything i can help biggrin.gif
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y dont u try re solder it sideways? sure is safer than tryin to bent it
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ahahahaa...dem...just when i think of having an xt for my loop...XD
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QUOTE(Susaiput @ Dec 15 2009, 03:09 PM)
ahahahaa...dem...just when i think of having an xt for my loop...XD
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until you finish your worklog... tongue.gif
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Just a quick update on what I have done.

I have spray painted the case all black. It's quite scratch resistant, but there are still parts of the case where it is still scratchable, like the mirror finish mobo tray.

Steps taken:
1. Sand the surfaces with 1000 grit sand paper.
2. Spray with undercoat. I tried using both type of undercoat: gray and dark chocolate (anti-rust). I suggest you use the gray one. Its easier to apply. As usual, do a few thin layers for best result. 10 minutes interval is best between application.
3. Spray with flat black. Same technique, few thin layers with 10 minutes interval between each application.

A few ideas sprang up when looking at the case, I will let you guys know.
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QUOTE(kInOzAwA @ Dec 15 2009, 03:51 PM)
until you finish your worklog...  tongue.gif
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ahahahaha...very lazy la bro...especially now i dunno how to get the flames to look real...thinking of sending it for airbrush...hahahahaha...but dunno where lol...
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QUOTE(Susaiput @ Dec 16 2009, 12:00 AM)
ahahahaha...very lazy la bro...especially now i dunno how to get the flames to look real...thinking of sending it for airbrush...hahahahaha...but dunno where lol...
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it's not cheap to send airbrush bro.. lol... i got friend working as airbrusher, but the charges is not cheap... laugh.gif
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Good news peeps! Apparently there is clearance for the capacitors, but less than 1mm. Managed to slip through a piece of paper so there's definitely clearance for them smile.gif

Pictars coming soon!
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QUOTE(kInOzAwA @ Dec 16 2009, 01:16 AM)
it's not cheap to send airbrush bro.. lol... i got friend working as airbrusher, but the charges is not cheap... laugh.gif
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owh...how much for entire case?

QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Dec 16 2009, 08:59 PM)
Good news peeps! Apparently there is clearance for the capacitors, but less than 1mm. Managed to slip through a piece of paper so there's definitely clearance for them smile.gif

Pictars coming soon!
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hahahaha...>1mm clearance...phew...goodluck bro...
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QUOTE(Susaiput @ Dec 16 2009, 09:11 PM)
owh...how much for entire case?
hahahaha...>1mm clearance...phew...goodluck bro...
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dunwan...better buy stacker 830...XD
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Dec 16 2009, 08:59 PM)
Good news peeps! Apparently there is clearance for the capacitors, but less than 1mm. Managed to slip through a piece of paper so there's definitely clearance for them smile.gif

Pictars coming soon!
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Well done, I'm glad it finally worked laugh.gif Looking forward for some beautiful pictures biggrin.gif
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I am really sorry if anyone here is expecting my worklog to progress any faster. My full time work; as I have said over and over again every time I need to apologize for my lack of time to do anything else; has taken the best of me.

Here are some pictars!

This is actually a Gainward HD4850 Golden Sample. Shiny core, after cleaned with Arctic Cleaner. I did fit it with MCW60R complete with compression fittings, but forgot to take a pic.
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Apogee XT! With compression fittings biggrin.gif Just so you know, I am using 775 back plate from my old TRUE120. So yeah, they are compatible with each other. And one more thing, I switched the inlet port to allow use of the compression on one side. It is possible to not switch the inlet port if you use 2 45degrees rotaries (both inlet and outlet port).
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The row of capacitors I have been telling you guys. Ridiculous clearance I tell you!
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I reached ModernoPC around 7.30pm, I only have enough time to fit the mobo. Notice the flat black mobo tray! Clawhammer, I will sell you the case for RM2000 whistling.gif This seems to be a new version of TJ07, its a little different then the older version.
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That's a very shiny Gainward there biggrin.gif The XT clearance on the board is excellent without problems and sure, RM2000 for case plus all the water cooling stuffs? smile.gif Thanks Nik!
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RM2k including watercooling parts??? Cannot la bro, die la like this. I spray painted that case alone; Zam was busy the whole day assembling rigs, Adiel was away for the whole day. Can seriously die. It was magical I finished everything in one day. After everything was done, I couldn't even pop a can of Coke!
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QUOTE(Moogle Stiltzkin @ Dec 15 2009, 02:40 AM)
Delta has the most CFM. But it's noisy as hell.

2nd best is the Scyte Ultra Kaze's.

3rd place is probably Panaflo.
For me, i am using Gentle Typhoon AP15 because it's sufficiently enough CFM for my TFC Xchanger 360 because i don't need the extra cooling of the higher cfm fans, because the AP15 offers enough performance and isn't too noisy for that CFM level.
Noise blocker = very quiet low speed fans.
very High and ultra fast fans for big radiators, get Delta, Scyte Ultra Kaze's or Panaflo.

Medium to high you can get Gentle Typhoon

Super slow to low get Noise Blockers.
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very nice work, but you forgot to take the picture of the gc with MCW60-R... lol... anyway what's your ram heatsink used for the gainward?
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There were no ram sinks! I might proceed with no ram sinks, do some furmark test when everything is up and see how it goes. If things go bad, I only need to add a fan to blow the rams smile.gif

Progress updates!

Fan tests
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Leak test smile.gif Power supply is not installed yet, piggy backing on a spare power supply.
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Moderno posted some pictures here: http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=30665811

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nice setup there... anyway your tubing size is 7/16 -5/8 right? smile.gif
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He's using Tygon 1/2" 3/4" biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(clawhammer @ Dec 19 2009, 02:33 AM)
He's using Tygon 1/2" 3/4" biggrin.gif
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My MCW-60R is fitted with one 90degree rotary. I am using a barb for the inlet port.
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r u going gpu >>rad>>res>>pump?? just wonderin cause i c lots of ppl putting pump at bottom part for tj-07.
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You are partially correct smile.gif

Pump >> CPU >> GPU >> Rad >> Res. I wanted to put my pump at the bottom, but too many issues. Had to revert back to original plan.
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Dec 19 2009, 05:09 PM)
You are partially correct smile.gif

Pump >> CPU >> GPU >> Rad >> Res. I wanted to put my pump at the bottom, but too many issues. Had to revert back to original plan.
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No lah. Routing the cable from the bottom straight to the CPU is a problem. One more problem is from reservoir to the pump.

Another headache is about where to mount the hdd. Finally figured out this one spot! Thanks to En Zamree of ModernoPC for the suggestion smile.gif

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Kinda cool if it was a Velociraptor! But noooo, its just a 640GB WD.

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woah...the way u mount the hdd is soo cooolll
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Wow, great idea to mount the HDD biggrin.gif Maybe get an SSD so that you can slot it at the side? laugh.gif
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Do you guys notice that the HDD... only one side is screwed tongue.gif
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lol...how to notice...u only show 1 side..
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Dec 20 2009, 08:33 AM)
Do you guys notice that the HDD... only one side is screwed tongue.gif
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lol...how to notice...u only show 1 side..
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i second that... biggrin.gif

anyway, this should be a good idea, can mount another radiator in front of the case with push/pull setup.. biggrin.gif

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would be sweet, can u actually fit 2 radiator on the bottom? ill definitely switch to tj-07 if its possible since im thinkin dual loop....
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QUOTE(kevink82 @ Dec 20 2009, 03:12 PM)
would be sweet, can u actually fit 2 radiator on the bottom? ill definitely switch to tj-07 if its possible since im thinkin dual loop....
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by modding it, surely you can fit 2 radiator at the bottom side... i also thinking like that, maybe will get the 2nd pump + another reservoir. one cpu/nb/sb/mosfet cooling sub-loop and one gpu cooling sub-loop biggrin.gif drool.gif
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QUOTE(kevink82 @ Dec 20 2009, 03:12 PM)
would be sweet, can u actually fit 2 radiator on the bottom? ill definitely switch to tj-07 if its possible since im thinkin dual loop....
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2 radiators at the bottom? Both triple rad? Its gonna be tight. You have to take into consideration about PSU and also tubes smile.gif

If you really need another radiator, its possible to mount a dual rad at the top. Remove the 12cm fans, mod the grill a bit, and you can mount a dual rad at the top smile.gif I have seen it been done before.
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u can only fit slim rad at top or mod into invert atx otherwise it will block some of the mobo according to most of the guys at xtremesystem forum...

i saw a person fit a quad and dual rad at the bottom thats y im asking keke tongue.gif
seems like he didnt mod the casing though and for pump he was using the ek that mount directly under the res.

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QUOTE(kevink82 @ Dec 20 2009, 05:11 PM)
u can only fit slim rad at top or mod into invert atx otherwise it will block some of the mobo according to most of the guys at xtremesystem forum...

i saw a person fit a quad and dual rad at the bottom thats y im asking keke tongue.gif
seems like he didnt mod the casing though and for pump he was using the ek that mount directly under the res.
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let me find it lol..

forgot his screen name lol but i did find another one triple and single with pump at bottom
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showth...=214589&page=17

nvm found him lol
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=240616

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QUOTE(kevink82 @ Dec 20 2009, 09:48 PM)
let me find it lol..

forgot his screen name lol but i did find another one triple and single with pump at bottom
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showth...=214589&page=17

nvm found him lol
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=240616
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EDIT:
Ahhhh... found what I need!

http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/ekwaekx.html

This will have to come in during my next worklog though. My PC budget this year has finished sad.gif

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I thought you'd prefer the Bitspower top mod instead? biggrin.gif Of course it costs a bit more.
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nice link kevin.. it's another murdermod case and it's all well arrangement of cable management, good rads, shiny compression and rota-rotaries fittings and integrated D5 pump modded with EK res on it,,, rclxms.gif wub.gif thumbup.gif
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The murdermod cases are really nice but I think if we have the tools, we can design and cut something similar (laser cutting required). Problem is, I don't even know where do we have good laser cutting at a good price biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(clawhammer @ Dec 21 2009, 08:57 PM)
The murdermod cases are really nice but I think if we have the tools, we can design and cut something similar (laser cutting required). Problem is, I don't even know where do we have good laser cutting at a good price biggrin.gif
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murdermod out of reach ; ; 990 usd for the whole thing.......
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murdermod out of reach ; ; 990 usd for the whole thing.......
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Quick updates!

Managed to properly POST with everything on, so I am pretty sure I did not short circuit anything.

I jumped straight from 3.2GHz to 4.0Ghz.

Result is very encouraging. Idle temp is 35C, load temp while priming is at 57C. Superb! Previously when I was on TRUE120, the temp easily rose to 70++ when on load.

New problem: Chipset is running too hot!!!
Another problem: Mosfet is even hotter!!!!!
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Dec 22 2009, 11:02 PM)
Quick updates!

Managed to properly POST with everything on, so I am pretty sure I did not short circuit anything.

I jumped straight from 3.2GHz to 4.0Ghz.

Result is very encouraging. Idle temp is 35C, load temp while priming is at 57C. Superb! Previously when I was on TRUE120, the temp easily rose to 70++ when on load.

New problem: Chipset is running too hot!!!
Another problem: Mosfet is even hotter!!!!!
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for the new problem, it's time to change the mentioned items to a better cooling solution, you can opt either to go wc or air cooling like Deepcool stuff and enzotech. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(kInOzAwA @ Dec 23 2009, 12:46 AM)
for the new problem, it's time to change the mentioned items to a better cooling solution, you can opt either to go wc or air cooling like Deepcool stuff and enzotech.  biggrin.gif
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i'd say WC ur chipsets and mosfets.. biggrin.gif EK brand looks good imo
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Yes, I know. Been looking at them too. I need to fork out another 700-800 bucks to cool off the mosfets and also the NB sad.gif Next year's project lah!
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400 dah boleh dah biggrin.gif.. maybe less.. depending what chipset u using..
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QUOTE(Moogle Stiltzkin @ Dec 25 2009, 02:05 AM)
So can say that if didn't get water block for mosfet and motherboard chip, then can forget about overclock???

Cauz i am in a similar situation :/  I only got cpu water block. Should i still attempt to oc ?
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even without it you can still oc ler bro, only if you have a proper cooling solution, those areas will have a better temp than nothing. biggrin.gif
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lol...IMO chipsets n mosfet would only reach dangerous level of temperature only when u oc-ed ur rig extremely...much like in those oc competition...but even they almost didnt use anything fancy to cool their chips or mosfet...(correct me if im wrong but ive seen some use dry ice on the chips...but not on the mosfet...)

but IMO this is because they dun care about the life expectancy of their rig...thats y they do that...

but for ur case...IMO i dont think u want to reach the extreme level of OC-ing...maybe oc a lil bit right?n since when u oc ur hardware...u basically decrease its lifespan...so its just a matter of choice really if u want to put a wb on the chips n mosfet...u can either kill ur motherboard slowly or extremely slow...

n 1 more thing...IMO(no offence to any1)...wc-ing chips n mosfet is really a waste of money...unless u fully utilizes it...n some ppl wc their chips n mosfet to make their rig look impressive or to make the rig TOTALLY silent...with almost no fans inside the case...n in some cases just to simply buy...
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Pics are incoming. I need a better camera to capture the details. Cable management is almost done smile.gif
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yeahhh come on... post some more... we want to see the end of the result. you're not going to upgrade your proc and mobo too bro?
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yeahhh come on... post some more... we want to see the end of the result. you're not going to upgrade your proc and mobo too bro?
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There's still another item I am waiting from Clawhammer smile.gif It's a surprise.

Proc and mobo will remain until mid next year. I will upgrade to i7 with WC mobo smile.gif

Don't expect superb cable management though. I am not using murdermod sleeving tongue.gif
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Dec 26 2009, 03:16 PM)
There's still another item I am waiting from Clawhammer smile.gif It's a surprise.

Proc and mobo will remain until mid next year. I will upgrade to i7 with WC mobo smile.gif

Don't expect superb cable management though. I am not using murdermod sleeving tongue.gif
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im guessing a new top for ur pump biggrin.gif

the original 655 is ugly and hideous D:
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im guessing u bought the chips n mosfet waterblocks?
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QUOTE(reiben05 @ Dec 26 2009, 07:03 PM)
im guessing a new top for ur pump biggrin.gif

the original 655 is ugly and hideous D:
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QUOTE(reiben05 @ Dec 26 2009, 07:03 PM)
im guessing a new top for ur pump biggrin.gif

the original 655 is ugly and hideous D:
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I understand. But I just couldn't persuade myself to get the top. The only reason why I would want it is so that I can use rotaries on it for better tube routing.

If I really want to go for pump aesthetics, I would have gone with pump mcp355 + reservoir. It's a much cleaner setup, you can even save up on some space. Granted, I lose some performance, but then I am not joining any competition! Just looking to OC to 4GHz with lower temp for 24/7 usage smile.gif


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im guessing u bought the chips n mosfet waterblocks?
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Added on December 27, 2009, 1:54 am

No I did not tongue.gif Haha!
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Teaser pictar! wink.gif

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hmmm...res???
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or is it a 45/90 degree rotaries? biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Dec 28 2009, 09:30 PM)
Teaser pictar! wink.gif

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yeahhh the surprised he told here is a CCFL things biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Dec 22 2009, 11:02 PM)
Quick updates!

Managed to properly POST with everything on, so I am pretty sure I did not short circuit anything.

I jumped straight from 3.2GHz to 4.0Ghz.

Result is very encouraging. Idle temp is 35C, load temp while priming is at 57C. Superb! Previously when I was on TRUE120, the temp easily rose to 70++ when on load.

New problem: Chipset is running too hot!!!
Another problem: Mosfet is even hotter!!!!!
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bro, u got this problem due to no air flow around water block. U can buy some 40mm-60mm fans to active cool the chipset with some wire tie or mod.

if still cant satisfy, then only go for wc or u can try thermalright mosfet and hr-05 cooler since no longer in space constraint like old true120 days. U got plenty of room to work with around ur cpu area compare to time using true120.
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I thought it was too hot, but using a thermal sensor, the NB is hovering around 40C, so its all good smile.gif

I don't bother to put any more blocks on this one. I will upgrade to i7 when I have the time to do so later this year smile.gif
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Jan 5 2010, 11:18 PM)
I thought it was too hot, but using a thermal sensor, the NB is hovering around 40C, so its all good smile.gif

I don't bother to put any more blocks on this one. I will upgrade to i7 when I have the time to do so later this year smile.gif
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EVGA Classified is RM2k! Too much la bro! Boleh beli lagi satu loop!
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But Asus Supercomputer is more expensive than EVGA worrr can buy even more wc loop tongue.gif
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if you still want to maintain your blue theme then just take the gigabyte X58 mobo ler.. i know you love the gigabyte veli much.. smile.gif

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Just order the board for him, I'm sure he's alright because his budget for this upgrade is RM30K. There are still lots of extra cash to spend biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(clawhammer @ Jan 6 2010, 12:15 PM)
Just order the board for him, I'm sure he's alright because his budget for this upgrade is RM30K. There are still lots of extra cash to spend biggrin.gif
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RM30K?? just wait for core i9 then.. lol
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QUOTE(zamree7 @ Jan 6 2010, 12:08 PM)
if you still want to maintain your blue theme then just take the gigabyte X58 mobo ler.. i know you love the gigabyte veli much.. smile.gif

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I dont like the Extreme because I need to use reducers for the chipset inlet/outlet. Its small size, stupid Gaygaybyte. Prefer the X58-UD3P thumbup.gif

QUOTE(clawhammer @ Jan 6 2010, 12:15 PM)
Just order the board for him, I'm sure he's alright because his budget for this upgrade is RM30K. There are still lots of extra cash to spend biggrin.gif
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If I have RM30k, I would build a swimming pool, fill it with Feser UV Blue coolant, and dump my PC in there!
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there is actually a fully submerged oil per build system on sale overseas, saw it once it looks just like a aquarium everything is under liquid.
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TS using XT block rite ?

Beware of the incompatible of XT with some Gigabyte i7 board, If not remember wrongly, there are some guys over at other forum facing the problem.
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QUOTE(kevink82 @ Jan 6 2010, 01:42 PM)
there is actually a fully submerged oil per build system on sale overseas, saw it once it looks just like a aquarium everything is under liquid.
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hahahahha you can diy yourself ler.. by build the mineral oil rig. put the rig inside the aquarium and refill it with mineral oil.. buy some fake fish & bubble ball to work like an original aquarium... the temp is amazing.. biggrin.gif hahahahahahahha


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QUOTE(lichyetan @ Jan 6 2010, 02:08 PM)
TS using XT block rite ?

Beware of the incompatible of XT with some Gigabyte i7 board, If not remember wrongly, there are some guys over at other forum facing the problem.
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i think i saw that gabe rouchon of swiftech already stated that a new xt will be compatible with Gigabyte i7 board. the first production only facing this problem smile.gif

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QUOTE(kInOzAwA @ Jan 6 2010, 04:15 PM)
hahahahha you can diy yourself ler.. by build the mineral oil rig. put the rig inside the aquarium and refill it with mineral oil.. buy some fake fish & bubble ball to work like an original aquarium... the temp is amazing..  biggrin.gif hahahahahahahha


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i think i saw that gabe rouchon of swiftech already stated that a new xt will be compatible with Gigabyte i7 board.  the first production only facing this problem  smile.gif
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problem is all the XT we using now are all 1st production rite ? the new bracket or mounting mechanism for the gigabyte board out ady meh ?

if TS buy the Gigabyte board now or in future, his current block can be used ??? unsure.gif

Or TS need to buy a new XT juz for the new Gigabyte mobo ? we need to consider these aspect la..

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Ever consider ek hf or enzotech sapphire?
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QUOTE(lichyetan @ Jan 6 2010, 04:31 PM)
problem is all the XT we using now are all 1st production rite ? the new bracket or mounting mechanism for the gigabyte board out ady meh ?

if TS buy the Gigabyte board now or in future, his current block can be used ???  unsure.gif

Or TS need to buy a new XT juz for the new Gigabyte mobo ? we need to consider these aspect la..
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i saw that the XT block has been revised already to be compatible with any gigabyte mobo currently, if you found that it's an old version you can simply send it back to Swiftech and contact michelle for any help. I think Swiftech will change it for free. I'm not sure either the one you used right now is an old stock or not, but better you consult with Mr Alvin Clawhammer for any details for the WB you bought.

to help you clear the doubt about that, here's the resource of a new revised copper based compared to the original.

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The first 200 Apogeeâ„¢ XT waterblocks manufactured and sold in the United States are not compatible with Gigabyte -EX58-EXTREME, GA-EX58-UD3R GA-EX58-UD3R-SLI, GA-EX58-UD4P and GA-EX58-UD5.

All these motherboards feature a group of capacitors located flush and to the left of the CPU socket; the height (8.6mm) of these capacitors exceeds the Intel® keep-out specification of 7mm in this area. This creates an interference with the Apogee XT proper installation. Swiftech does not recommend installation of the Apogee™ XT with these motherboards because damage to the board and/or waterblock may occur.

In the best of our knowledge, the issue is STRICTLY limited to the above mentioned Gigabyte models, and does not affect ANY other models or brands on the market at this time.

All further Apogee XT waterblocks manufactured and sold worldwide feature a revision providing compatibility with these motherboards. The revision consists in a 2.5mm wide x 1.3mm deep step running along the edge of the water-block copper base to provide clearance for the capacitors. Here is how to recognize the revision:

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Owners of the original Apogeeâ„¢ XT water-blocks who need to install their waterblock to one of the above mentioned motherboards, please contact Swiftech customer service for a free retrofit (email michelle@swiftech.com), or return the product to your reseller for refund.

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haha, i think i wont change to Gigabyte board in the time for now...

but might check it out when i take out my block... smile.gif

thx for the info..
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Just received the ccfls from Clawhammer. Here are some pics. Sorry for the bad quality pics, I dont have a DSLR smile.gif

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MOAR!!!

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nice nice, i want to see more pics on another angle. biggrin.gif
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wow.. the coolant is UV reactive? or the tubes are =O?
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think coolant tubes r tygon
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Tubes are clear Tygons. The coolants are super reactive I tell you biggrin.gif


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nice nice, i want to see more pics on another angle. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(tesla_rage @ Jan 10 2010, 06:46 PM)
Tubes are clear Tygons. The coolants are super reactive I tell you biggrin.gif


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from res to pump, pump to another loop biggrin.gif
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Mana ada, I got 1 loop only lah! Haha biggrin.gif
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post Jan 11 2010, 01:11 AM

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I think the Logisys CCFL is brighter than those CM ones so it gives a very good UV effect.
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It's very bright, to be honest. I am only using 1 pair right now. Wait till I use both! biggrin.gif
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If you don't want it you can return and I can buy from you for RM5 for that pair biggrin.gif Thanks Nik!
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I heard someone ordered a TJ07 wink.gif
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claw ordered TJ07?? laugh.gif

 

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