Nah next time will ask him to send it as a gift. Or when he comes down to malaysia.

ah ty. lol i caught them like 10 mins before the fedex comes in. the email did reach them.


This post has been edited by cstkl1: Jul 25 2014, 12:08 AM

Zzorro
is that a coupler or 90 degree adapter with acrylic fitting??


yimingwuzere
non rotary angle adapters will have issue with most compression barbs. clearance issue.
so they are mainly used with barbs. unless u have a extender. Also non rotary u have to twist it till u get the rotation direction etc.

so afaik non rotary angle adapters are already a thing of the past. as rotary addresses a lot of issues such as clearance, rotation direction
unless ure asking about extenders which i dont see theres anything to discuss about it.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Jul 27 2014, 01:26 AM

I have personally tested it on a 540 with M6H with Corsair H100i Push config at the top..
Thermalright Black full nickel with push pull Noise Blockers in a tj11.
Same cpu. The Thermalright Black was like 3C cooler.

Same room. Infact the corsair was during a lower ambient temp at wee early morning. The tj11 was around evening. Test was with Linpack.

Still think its a crappy AIO. after that and was alot noisier.

AIO needs a strike a high flowrate restrictive cpu block. So they need a pump that will do this and a rad that has more surface area to cool.

I think swiftech H220-X will do the job very well.
The static pressure on those helix fans are awesome with low db rating.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Jul 29 2014, 03:01 AM

Just want to ask other TJ11 owners who WC out there or others also are welcome to give some input on this

I am doing my watercooling on my TJ11. So got a GTX Nemesis 280 and 560. The issue is the radiator fan config

Its either
1.both push fan out of the casing
2.Both push fan inside the casing
3.One radiator push in and another push out.. aka stack etc..

Example of Config 1. This is what i wanted.



Fans will be 1000 RPM Alphacool Dead Silence 140's.

The issue was form this user. He was using a GTS 560 and 280, with a high rpm fan on dual loop
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18594742

Reading down further on his test, you will see that the 560 radiator fans overwhelmed the 280's to a point there not enough air for the 280 fans.

Will this happen also to me on low rpm fans??

i considered that.

tested bro rig with single gtx560. thats a lot of heat from similar setup.
it will make the 280 mute.

looks like gonna do both air push in. demciflex filter on the 560 and use a few silverstone 140 filters on the 280.

like u said overtime.. its impossible to clean inside radiators without removing the whole psu.

looks like this is the con for this case.



think got enough info. did the measurements, drawings, calculation etc.. hopefully it will pan out. now just waiting for ezzy to get back to work to cod with me the ek blocks etc. lol. i actually took off till end of the weekend thinking he will be in, so could have completed the build by sunday.

also will do the whole test on soft tubing first and see how everything works out and only go to hard tubing after its running perfect.

ishh custom taxed it. They taxed the demcifilter.

Hmm monsoon fittings. Very low profile in comparison to my bits compression.

it was part of PPC stuff. around USD400 worth of barbs, pump top , res, thermal paste, termal pads,

Now only waiting for Ezzy to finish his raya so can get back ek blocks.

err not really the type to like take pics etc.. tried it once and uber failed.. also no mod on casing.

also not monster rig. Just maybe i would consider on the higher end but definitely not in the uber or monster category.
More of overclocking rig. since haswell is the best clocking cpu and fastest thread cpu combine with the very fast rams ( looking for some 2666C10s 16gb) and its paired with the best overclocking gpu .. keplers.. all this wc is to try to get 4.8ghz with atleast 1300mhz on the gpu .

the pump memang overkill and the second pump is more of a safe fail feature. Cause the rig will run 24/7. Using aerocools Dead Silence Fans.
Only in US can get the 1500rpm. Here i am getting the 1000rpm versions. SP@1.21.

I dare say they are the best hydro bearing fans at the market.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Aug 1 2014, 12:44 AM

picture.

well i really want the Aerocool Dead Silence 140, 1500 RPM version. But here only sold the 1000rpm version.
Very good DB, Airflow and static pressure.

The other option is the akasa Vipers. Cheap but issue is he high static pressure is yellow blade.

Cougar Vortex HDB , distro not bring in anytime soon.

So deciding now should i just take the local 1000rpm versions of Aerocool DS.

Dude cant recognize some of the stuff you have there.

DS 1500rpm. only sold in US/Canada
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/ind...oducts_id=40780

1000RPm sold here locally.

Akasa Viper
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/13819/fa...s_AK-FN063.html

Basically i dare say the best fan for Rads atm.

but if noise and money is no object the new noctua industrial NF-A14
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/24860/fa...l?tl=g36c15s775

crazy CFM at 105 and SP at 4

(one cubic meter per hour = 0.59 cubic feet per minute )

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Aug 3 2014, 05:50 AM

Good sp and airflow and great design on that red thing but noisy. My idea is to reduce noise as much as possible.

I find hydro bearing fans is the solution on noise.

Not sure for 120 but 140 would be between the akasa viper and dead silence 1500rpm

Vacuum moderate suction. Use pail of water or shower head. Dont use concentrated flow on shower head.... dry till complete.
Vacuum again.

So the problem of ure stubborn dust is when it gets wet it will cling on the fins.

way better than last one.

just use local copper with nickel plating. cheaper or stainless steel. not sure how to bend the later

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Aug 5 2014, 06:16 PM

eh dude.. ure running a parallel flow setup with your gpu and cpu.

surprised the gpu block .. the flow even cover the whole block. also.. hmm

You do know the design of blocks is from left input to right output . aka gpu pin config to vrm flow area of the graphic card.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Aug 5 2014, 11:46 PM

Asus M6F price drop to RM899.. Grab ppl .