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jrs77 · 1st Mar 2013, 12:46

Nice temps, and I didn't really expect it to work this well with the rather small hole in the bottom. What's the temp of your chipset?

Chris_Waddle · 1st Mar 2013, 12:55

Haven't had chance to install everything yet. I will install Everest tonight and check that out.

I was also a little worried about the intake, but wanted to try it anyway. I'm pleased it works, but thats probably down to the fact that the fans are only running slowly.

phinix · 1st Mar 2013, 13:55

I had similar temps in small Lian Li case with GTX580 and i5 cpu oced to 4GHz with single 200mm rad, so it's cool. In games never went above 55C on GPU and 45 on CPU.

Chris_Waddle · 3rd Mar 2013, 15:16

Well I've installed Aida64 (so much for my Everest key lasting) and according to that, my motherboard temp is 28deg and the PCH diode is 43deg. Very happy with the temps overall, so glad it all worked out.

I'm loving the watercooling, I can push the GTX 680 further than I could before.

Chris_Waddle · 18th Mar 2013, 20:14

Well I just took delivery of my new Titan today and have installed it with a watercooling block. Whilst I was installing it, I took the opportunity to de-lid and lap my 3770 and amend the plumbing. Below is how it looks now.

I just ran Intel burn test and the CPU has dropped by 18 degrees under load - well impressed!

Noob? · 29th Mar 2013, 14:18

That is a really lovely build you have there mate, see you de-lid that i7 3770K, nice drops on that!

1st Mar 2013, 12:46	#21
jrs77 theorycrafting Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Finland Posts: 2,533	Nice temps, and I didn't really expect it to work this well with the rather small hole in the bottom. What's the temp of your chipset? __________________ ...and allways remember, that the world is an orange! Define Mini Black [Gigabyte Z77MX-D3H \| intel i5-3450 \| Kingston HyperX DDR3-1600 8GB \| Gigabyte GTX660OC Windforce2 \| intel 330 120GB \| WD AV GP 1TB]

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phinix Say it! Who's your dremel?! Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Scotland, Sin City Posts: 3,109	I had similar temps in small Lian Li case with GTX580 and i5 cpu oced to 4GHz with single 200mm rad, so it's cool. In games never went above 55C on GPU and 45 on CPU. __________________ ::: i5 2500K :: GTX670 :: 2x 840 PRO 128GB :: Gigabyte Z77 mATX :: 4GB Ballistix :: Hazro 27" :: CM QF Rapid MX Browns ::: projects: ::: “PHINIX CUBE” ::: "PHINIX nanoTOWER" ::: "PHINIX AURORA" :::

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1st Mar 2013, 12:55	#22
Chris_Waddle Hating Average Speed Camera's Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Out of kilter with reality Posts: 406	Haven't had chance to install everything yet. I will install Everest tonight and check that out. I was also a little worried about the intake, but wanted to try it anyway. I'm pleased it works, but thats probably down to the fact that the fans are only running slowly.

3rd Mar 2013, 15:16	#24
Chris_Waddle Hating Average Speed Camera's Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Out of kilter with reality Posts: 406	Well I've installed Aida64 (so much for my Everest key lasting) and according to that, my motherboard temp is 28deg and the PCH diode is 43deg. Very happy with the temps overall, so glad it all worked out. I'm loving the watercooling, I can push the GTX 680 further than I could before.

18th Mar 2013, 20:14	#25
Chris_Waddle Hating Average Speed Camera's Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Out of kilter with reality Posts: 406	Well I just took delivery of my new Titan today and have installed it with a watercooling block. Whilst I was installing it, I took the opportunity to de-lid and lap my 3770 and amend the plumbing. Below is how it looks now. I just ran Intel burn test and the CPU has dropped by 18 degrees under load - well impressed!

29th Mar 2013, 14:18	#26
Noob? Dremel? Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 1,737	That is a really lovely build you have there mate, see you de-lid that i7 3770K, nice drops on that!