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lol its my case. no room to put them anywhere.

 

Thanks! It's temporary before water cooling but it's growing on me for sure

Is there any better

 

Two machines, identical spec - AMD Phenom II X6 2.8GHz, 4GB Ram, 1TB HDD, Asus MB, GEFORCE CT 520,CmStorm Case, TWIN 19" Hans-G Monitors, Win7.

 

Modding and rebuild is now complete. I'm very happy with the new waterloop. Really impressed by the Raystorm CPU block.

 

Here is mine now complete


Spec in my sig

Watercooling keeps those temps right down especially that GPU

HD 6990 temps idle - 32/33c / load - 40-45c. Very pleased.

 

my rig

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These are mine.......

 

Some nice builds there Bulldogjeff... will post mine later!

 

I love your builds Bulldogjeff and dead beat yours is awesome too .

 

Here's my Rig, Obsidian 700D, complete with cat for size comparison.

The innards:

Full desk shot:


Spec is in Sig, but general gist is:
i7 920 at Stock, Corsair H50 cooling
12GB DDR3 OCZ Platinum Ram
Gigabyte EX58-UD5
Gigabyte GTX580 Rev 1
Crucial M4 128GB
Aquaero V4 for Fan Control and Temp Monitoring

Sam

 

Thats a big old case Sam, that mobo looks lost in there.

 

Here's my current build:












I just recently changed the tubing arrangement in the middle section to help avoid kinking - took me about 4 months to find black right angle compression fittings in stock in the UK!

 

Looks good, but you need some Mayhem's Arora...

 

These cases really interest me and really want to try one out, but will always remain a coolermaster fan

 

I most definitely agree! I will be grabbing some when I can get my hands on it and changing over... that stuff looks awesome

 

Ditto, even tohugh it's £20 per 1L...

 

Cheers man

Mike, your build is almost identical to mine. Are you cooling all that with a single 360 rad though?

 

Just tidy up my cabling a bit and I must stick my old rig on this for sure but there are some awesome rigs on this

 

Yeah, at the moment I am, but next clean out I am gonna mod the bottom for a 240 rad. I have to say, I've run dual loops before in previous builds, and I was surprised how well a single 360 coped in this rig in comparison.