i think your temp is tally with your voltage.

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Added on July 5, 2011, 5:53 pmoooppss scratch that. didnt see your room temp is 23c. is your loop cooling the cpu only.?

This post has been edited by iaknesnah: Jul 5 2011, 05:53 PM

hi there guys. i'm new in water cooling. i decided to play abit with water cooling but didnt want to go the whole 9 yards with rads and all coz my casing too small to fit all of them.

just bought myself a ek-supreme hf nickel plexi, bits power barbs and some clear tubing i cant remember the brand.

this is the result.



before i had a cooler master v10 in the casing but it seems that it is losing its cooling efficiency in the past month. going to send it for warranty claims in a few days so i setup this rig to cool my pc down.

my rig is a amd 955be oced to 4ghz. vcore is 1.50v. and i am doing 24/7 folding. it seems the rig is holding it's water well.

fuuuu....@_@
nice bro!!!
u using aquarium pump??seems u have a really big res there....

radical...

it's quieter then the v10 that i can tell you. yeah huge reservoir but can u beleive it if i tell you that in the afternoon the whole tank will be warm.

wouldnt evaporation be a big problem??

walau never thought that the wc can work as this way....too much to be learnt..

it is called eveaporative technique. in a few days i will built a funnel to channel the air that is being blown from the fans outside the room. and yes i have to top up the water everyday. today already top up 3 liters.

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Added on July 6, 2011, 10:44 pmwatercooling is an interesting way of getting heat form 1 place to another.

the idea is using water as a medium to carry heat away from a heat source and dissipating the heat into the atmostphere.

u can do 2 ways of heat dissipating. one is the one which most of you are familiar with which is the radiator and fan, the other is evaporative.

radiator and fan is the simplest to understand. pass the warm or hot water into a radiator and the heat will be adsorb by the radiator fins and the fan will blow air on the fins thus transferring the heat form the water into the air.

evaporative technique is almost similar only that we dont have a radiator. the water warm water is cooled by allowing it to evaporate by a) letting it cool off by itself in a tank or b) push air into the water as it falls from the exit pipe using a fan.

same effect of cooling using same principle of heat transfer only different technique.


This post has been edited by akagidemon: Jul 6 2011, 10:44 PM

Thumbs up for our new member... aquarium water cooler......

why dont u feed a fish?

i got another tank got fish one but i dont think the fish will like to life in warm water.

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Added on July 6, 2011, 11:00 pmon the other hand i may just use a 4 feet aquarium as the reservoir. now that is really an over kill.

This post has been edited by akagidemon: Jul 6 2011, 11:00 PM

ur fish will die in seconds if u doing so

provide more pic bro..

i wanna look inside..

kaka_89 ur wish is granted.



aquarium pump. rated flow 1400l/h



the water block. the hot water is then sent out to



this 1/2 inch pvc barb which is connected to



this set of pvc pipes with holes drilled into them left and right. the fans are there not to only to push air into the path of the out going water but also to pull air. for that i will be putting another pair of fans later on.

wah lau bro u are so creative.. this is what u can do with knowledge. once u know the principal it s easy for you to create something so

found this on the net.

http://www.thebuehls.com/pool_cooling/

Superbly done....

salute

i think this temperature is good enough. the difference between min and max temp is not that high. been like that since morning.

TJ11