Normally for top rads you need an air filter, dust tends to drop on the top of the casing
Plus with a higher fpi rad harder to clean the rads

looks good plus its compact. Looks have to buy direct thinking of getting one of this
asi like the mcp35x

The 35x pump is rather powerful. At 70% it's more powerful than 655 don't need another pump unless you have multiple blocks

For 850watts you are running way to close when running 680 too
Certain games the CPU caN shut don

Cost becomes to close to a full,cover block
But performance would not be that close
Best to stick with your ray storm block and add individual heat sinks to your block.

Sounds like a good way to use the heat sink. I have 3 spare heat sink here doing nothing

The apes group sells them at rm12 per foot
From performance pc it is usd2 per foot. How much does Cyntrix sells them

normally its 2 weeks is common including the custom clearance or the custom letter in your mail box

U need to make sure there is enough water in your reservoir
The 35x can drain water very quickly in a 250 bitspower rad
When empty, the pump drains the full res in 2 seconds. Need to turn on and turn off quickly to reload water
I run 35x in series. Waiting for another 35x to run triple

It's pumps res->35x2->rx480->rx480->ek Dom memory block-> raystorm-> custom MOSFET blocks-> hd7970->
Hd7970->hd7970 -> tfc480 -> bitspower res

using the P8Z68-V asus board
you would need something like the koolance mosfet block or watercooled mosfet block. I used Larkooler because it was available locally.
You need to make the mounting plates for the respective mosfet blocks. This would require machining or a laser cut for the bracket.
total cost for the brackets and the larkooler blocks for a 2 mosfet blocks was rm200
next time when need to change motherboard spend about rm30 to change the mounting plates for the new motherboard

mosfet blocks when priming reach to 60C in a haf chassis, so the mosfet chips are around 65C-68C
they do benefit from watercooling

Sure
Made a mistake, mounted everything without taking pictures.
Now it looks like a complete block because wrap the whole piece with carbon fibre sticker
Will see how to explain shortly

Next job is to fix heat sinks brackets to my gs kill ram to fit the ek Dom waterblock

Have not decided, might be using the original heatspreader and mount the plate to the head spreader
Easier this way. Effective aluminum thickness will be 2.5mm then

nope water coooling is more efficient as the heat is taken away better
however for memory is a waste of money, the heat generated is really low, the heatspreader are around 40-44C after heavy use. the memory chips should be about 50C. an air cooling like air ram is more than overkill for the rams
water cooling just for the looks only and the tubing length being nicer. total cost is around RM205-210 for the waterblock and 4 sets of heatspreader brackets so should be reasonable to have it
plus i have 2 spare compression fittings which i can use and spare tubing, so its okay.

UNlike other parts of the pc, ram cooling is a serious waste of money
my casing ambient noise is 37 db with case open on all sides, running 21 fans, the loudest fan is the x1250 psu fan. my room ambient noise is 34-35db. So my pc is really quiet, GS ram cooler is too noisy for my taste unless feeds thru a fan controller.

Looks good but the pic to the left is underexposed so cant see so well there

will take over the weekend or monday
getting back the camera over the weekend

actually if you want to be easier, you can either add a d-plug fitting at the top of the res, easier to pull out or add a t-block from res to motor
that is the best place to drain the water as it is the lowest point of the water loop

buy the rx240 kit really worthwhile, great to start with

I am interested in the fusion core
wanted to bring in via performance pc
perhaps we can do a group buy to get it in
if you are using dye, the res mixes the solution better

do note the dual mcp35x pump is rather long and may not be easy to fit into a normal chassis. i have one i remember it was a tight fit for most standard atx chassis unless you are using a full chassis like the 800D, haf932 or hafx