SlaterSpeeds 'Liquified' - Update 09/08/04 - Stage2 Started!! (Painting)

I see now. But yeah, the res.
Good luck with her. don't forget to wet her first (put water in the cooling system) and take lots of pics doing it

 

Getting there! Only thing missing is the filler cap for my res!

 

Im very happy with it right now (excuse my crappy welding on the res its the first time i had tryed going round in circles)

 

i'm loving that core/shroud combo, looks the dogs danglies!

 

damn that heatercore looks very nice , really Wooooow.
congrats.

 

I can see you've put alot of effort into this, and its original and damn smart.
Bl00dy good job sir!
Cudos to you for actually making these parts youself, makes you stand out from the croud of "click-and-buy" ready parts modders, myself included

 

Thanks guys

If you think this makes me stand out you should see what i have planned for stage 2

 

Awsome!

 

stage 2? it gets more extreme!

 

that shroud sure does look great now.... good work on it

 

Oh yes! notice the res has another 2 inlet/outlets

 

Damn thats a very nice shroud heatercore combo.

 

So whats next i hear you ask!

NorthBridge


Mosfets (NF7)


SouthBridge

 

Looking nice, whats the first block? i assume the second is for nf7 mosfets and third is gfx/nb? Hmmm my theory is that the nb and mosfet will use smaller ID tubing and run off a slitter or something and the cpu and gfx blocks will use 1/2"? hmm whatever it is looking good,

how much for one of those mosfet blocks

 

Yeah, you could have taken some time to write what they are... Though, this project ROCKS!!!!!

Why are you using both alu and copper? I think copper is beautiful as is...

 

lol

the 1st is Northbridge
the 2nd is Mosfet (NF7)
the 3rd is Southbridge

I will probably do a PSU and GFX block but i dont relly want to yet because i will be upgrading them soon. Possibly hdd aswell one day but for now im going to stick with the mobo blocks.

Im using alu cous its cheaper, I have tons, Its easyer to work with, its lighter and i want to be able to anodize it differant colours eventualy

btw. This stuff will be running in a seperate loop which will prolly be 3/8 or 10mm or something. Ive drawn the barbs to take M8 threads but will prolly end up being bigger. I dont think it matters too much with this loop as eaven with everything in it theres less load then the cpu loop.

 

Excuse me but I cant see how you will get room for a nice
setup in there.
I mean, its allready crowded with stuff ( or atleast it looks like that).

Extreme modd , keep it up!

 

Well

1. first off i will use 3/8 tubing for the 2nd loop (afterall its only for the unimportant stuff).
2. The rad will go directly next to the one that i have allredy done
3. I will probably swap the pump for a samller one (MCP600 would be nice)
4. The second pump will probably go where the rear exhaust fans are

Plenty of room! if people can fully w/c shuttles then i can do it in a cheiftec midi

btw. your project is looking great aswell. I will be following it

 

Well, if you change some things in the w-c I get it.
Those Chieftec midi´s looks bigger then they are

I hope it turns out well.

BTW:Thanks for the comment.

 

Dont mean to be nasty, but just my 2 c$nts.
HWHAT is the point of watercooling your PSU or southbridge? I mean come one!