maybe to makes the flow indicator blade spin faster by increasing the velocity. i dont know.i just using the stock one, not using the converter.i will experiment that when i bleed my loop.

this f/i thread need to be repair a little because it got uneven area and sharp edge across the thread.

and thanks for the support guys, today can start hard modding again.

also almost done with the psu cable sleeving.

Yeah I know. I am asking what is the accessory that came with the flowmeter for, because there isn't any proper explanation from bitspower about the purpose or which to use

I also think so, I did a little research. Some say that some motherboard gives warning if the RPM speed is too low, so the conversion is to make it spin faster at higher RPM so you wont get that warning in the bios. Before this I didnt use any of the flow converter, there was a small leak. I had to tighten the fitting with piler super tight till no leaks, then I bleed & insert a 8mm converter & tighten with hand. No leaks so far & the blade do spin a little faster. Just sharing my experience with it

I am afraid to use the 5mm set, scared later too much restriction in the loop

the one im using dont have the rpm sensor. just normal one..

for the leaks, u may rub the thread with ur hand. u can feel there is rough surface on the thread..if u file the rough surface, there may be no leak. i also face the same thing when first time want to install the flow indicator.

owh yeah, then not sure what the conversion set is for lol if it came with yours too.

Yeah it was a little rough, I just install it straight away

Yea, most BIOS will give you error that says "CPU Fan Error" and ask you go to bios.
to avoid that, is go to bios and go to tab that monitors your cpu fan and put everything as ignore.
It saves time since you're using water-cooling and I hope that you are using somewhat a fan controller since you can afford 3x gtx670.

Anyway, love the ..... curry puff.
Don't know about the build though.

I will balik kampung today. So no update for a week..i will try to complete the build before raya.. :-)

not really an update. and it's off topic btw..
this is the reason why i balik kampung..

hanya boleh kata Wow ho yea....

maveles..passat woooooo..richfags toy

after a long holiday, today managed to do some modding.
here is the pic

manage to make midplate
i decide to make the midplate in 3 parts

1st part for pump
2nd part for exhaust fan
3rd part for pass through hole

and the drillssssssss


midplate + pass through hole



2nd midplate with SGT



midplate with the pumpa

and the loop is finally complete, but sorry i forgot to took a photo of the loop.
and got a few pictar/

the loop is like this

pump 1+2 > cpu > mobo > 1st rad (480) > gpu 1 > gpu 2 > gpu 3 > 2nd rad (480) > res > pump








did make a psu cover for my lovely ax 1200i
the psu cover also will help in my cable management



psu cover in the making



psu cover attahched


sleeved cable, as per theme. black gray and black


sleeved cable



pcie cable attached to psu cover

CONT


PCIE cable before attached to the psu cover



pcie cable managed

that's all..
more update later..

selamat iftar..

bro how u bend the acrylic?

i use gun heater..

Such a beauty.. Looking forward to the final product!

nice clean loop bro ! u use fittings like they are lego toys haha

Hmm not bad, thanks man! Very tempting build

wow..ganas2

setelah sekian lama x ada update..
it is because the pic was deleted by my cousin..

so not much picture..

this project is almost done..maybe 2 to 3 days i can start bleed my loop

and the pictar


main board wb


main board wb attached


gpu + mb wb c/fiber


and the fittings

latest progress




dual rad installed with SGTs
handle with care, keep dry


midplate with dual pump, and two SGT for exhaust


main board tray + custom acrylic backplate + 2 ssd + 1 hdd

cont






casing yg telah di make up kan

nice work with the carbon fiber stickered waterblocks. 3M 1080 scotchprint?