Hello bit-tech! For those who don't remember be anymore or were not yet around at the time, I used to be rather busy scratch builder, until I went a bit quiet a couple of years ago. ...for a various reasons... However, I haven't been entirely dormant, just involved in more commercial design activities and in fact following project ended up being personal project from one such activity (no-go concept). So I thought I will share it with you... in my typical single post fashion PAI is a very compact ITX watercooled PC, built around Skylake and R9 Nano. Chassis is all aluminium (as usual) and I went for more bright and fresh color scheme this time as you can see. I would also like to thank nice guys at EK Water Blocks for sending me these sweet water blocks. So here it is: Few pictures with cover off. I will post some process pics with short description shortly... Peter
Awesome work Gtek. How is the performance doing? I mean the thermal performance. It uses a single 140mm radiator?
Terrific. The ultimate in compact. Great stuff. I can only imagine how troublesome some of those fittings must have been to put in. I have a couple nooks and crannies in my Eskimod build that were a major pain to get the fittings into. This looks like all of them must have been in tight spaces.
The triumphant return of G-Tech! Just when you fear he's dead, he shows up wearing a cape and riding on the back of a tiger. Absolutely lovely. -as usual. Pretty bold painting the switch to match. Did you have any problems with it?
