Thank you. To seperate the tube flows for the different parts (CPU / GFX / RAM & Chipset) your tubing is perfect I think. If you don't want to seperate them you can do it that way and you will have less tube in the case I think:
its not so much about limiting the tubing, but keeping the components in the correct loop. Loop 1 (Purple) i believe is connected to a 120.3 radiator to keep those Xeons cool Loop 2 (Red) would be connected to a 120.2 which cools the memory, chipsets and PWR regs Loop 3 (Green) of course is another 120.3 for graphics. So really he has got the best tubing layout already.
Yeah, thanks very much for your input Blooddrunken but as Burnout says, i'm trying to keep components separate so at least both CPU's will end up being roughly the same temps which would be better when overclocking.....hopefully 1x 480 rads for CPU's 1x 480 rads for MB and RAM Blocks 2x 240 rads for GPU's I think that should be plenty
since the CPUs produce much more heat than the mosfets and RAM, wouldnt it make sense to run your loops more like this: loop 1: CPU 1 - mosfet 1 - RAM set 1 loop 2: CPU 2 - mosfet 2 - RAM set 2 loop 3: GPUs seems like that would more evenly distribute heat among the 3 loops and keep from overloading loop 1. sorry if im way off base...im no water cooling expert EDIT: i think i suggested the same thing as blooddrunken..oops
I am loving the mini cases, inspires me to do so many things Only thing that lets me down is that you are supporting Aquatuning/Phobya.
No, no.....you got that the wrong way round oliver, Aquatuning/Phobya are supporting the mod and i thank them for that
I love that baby cosmos you did, but this fetish of yours is getting out of hand. Keep up the good work
Ok, it is a shame that a company with such bad morals and track record is supporting your mod - someone with such skill and calibre like you can do better than them Thought about a mini TJ07?
a small nuclear reactor!!! lol prob be 2 psus im guessing for stability that and 3 295's take about 600watts alone loving the build specs desperate to get my hands on the sr-2 for my charity folding build
LOL, i didn't mean it like that - i have a few M1000 PSU's but hadn't realised the difference in the Real Power M1000 which doesn't have the 6pin and 8pin and the Silent Pro M1000 which does and luckily i had one Anyway, i'm waiting on the EVGA Classified SR-2 1200W PSU to hit Europe but it better hurry up or i might have to have a re-think
i love the fact that u can stabalize the overclocks with those dials on the back.... and 12x (6+2) pins is crazy!!!
That looks like a rebranded Antec Quattro. Must be from the same OEM because they both have the same knobs on the back. Maybe if push comes to shove you could use that instead?