Scratch Build – In Progress Epic's Thermal Tower - Need suggestions for the loop route, help me! 20.05.2012

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  1. Waynio

    Waynio Relaxing

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    :clap::rock: Things are looking up & up, congrats. :)

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  2. mav2000

    mav2000 In Training

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    Wow, super work there. Are those panels aluminium or acrylic?
     
  3. Djayness

    Djayness phwupupupup

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    Thanks Waynio :) This isn't finished yet, I still have the original Thermal Tower to work on!


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  4. Djayness

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    Thanks once again to Asus :)
     
  5. skitzab1

    skitzab1 What's a Dremel?

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    hi Dan cant wait to get mine

    can we put a little badge saying "thermal tower build #1 of 9999) or how ever many u plan on in the build run (are thay going to be a limited run ????)

    u and asus have the prototypes so plz plz :)

    im liking things about the first black one like the window iv been thinking on that a lot :)
     
  6. Djayness

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    Yeah for sure, Just let me know what you want :)
     
  7. Raiden

    Raiden Portuguese reviewer

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    I only like the black version, the white Rog edition is not that good, the elements of it just dont conect and that big asus symbol and above the acrylic window dont combine... i like your other cases, but this white one could be improved...;D
     
  8. Djayness

    Djayness phwupupupup

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    Each to their own :) I have a few more Thermal Towers on the way and yes, the one I am doing for myself is themed black and blue.


    Supanova yesterday and also had the Roar Grand Final! Watch the vid to see the Thermal Tower at the event and more!
     
  9. skitzab1

    skitzab1 What's a Dremel?

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    i like it with the big window aswell :) the black
     
  10. Djayness

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    Just did an overclocking guide and review on the Maximus V in the ROG Thermal Tower.
     
  11. Djayness

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    My GTX680 review :)
     
  12. Djayness

    Djayness phwupupupup

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    This build has been progressing but I just moved to Sydney to take up a job as a youtube presenter for Asus ROG Australia (not a bad job right!). At the moment, I'm not entirely sure what the best way to do the loop would be. Feel free to save the photo and reupload it with red lines where you believe the tubing should go.

    Waiting for the internet to be connected before I start doing some heavy photo uploading :)




    Oh and here's me on the Asus ROG Australia channel. Just launched it so sub and comment if you have time!

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  13. Waynio

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    That's awesome, congrats Dan :clap: you definitely make a good presenter for the job mate. :)
     
  14. Djayness

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    Thanks Waynio :)


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    Any suggestions on the loop? This is what I have so far but I am open to suggestions.
     
  15. Metrodusa

    Metrodusa What's a Dremel?

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    As I'm currently planning sth similar myself, I decided to go dual loop. Less cluttered and if you decide to use one of the EK links for graphic cards, you can route the piping anyway you like.
     
  16. Djayness

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    I would have but the outlay of another pump/res was far past unwanted. Single loop with the surface area of 6 radiators should be fine.
     
  17. alain-s

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    Just need to place the pump somewhere.
    The order of the loop: Res, Pump, Rad, Mosfet, Ram, CPU, Ram, Rad, GPU, GPU, Res

    If u turn the Radiator in the bottom it will make the loop a little shorter.
     
  18. .//TuNdRa

    .//TuNdRa Resident Bulldozer Guru

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    Could be crazy and put in two loops? One for the Mosfet, Ram and CPU, another just for the GPUs? It would mean twice the complexity, but Overkill is Underrated, right?
     
  19. Mizugetsu

    Mizugetsu What's a Dremel?

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    A single loop might work as I look at the above picture

    Pump>CPU >RAM(left)>MOSFET > RAM(right)Rad (bottom) > GPU>GPU > Rad (top)> reservoir

    I'll try and upload a picture when I'm not at work
     
  20. Djayness

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    It actually turned out a lot like that although I have yet to test whether or not the pump head will be adequate.


    Meanwhile, I had a look at a card that is pretty hard to get a hold of right now.
     

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