Homemade water cooling Case (DIY Fan Controller)

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Thanks Antiacid and Spathotan.
it helped me a lot for an idea

I have made fan filtes from fine air filter sheet. it's working very good.

will post new pics soon
 
Hardware upgrade
GIGABYTE GA-MA78G-DS3H M/B,
AMD Phenom 8450,
XFX Nvidia 9600 GT,
2x 2GB 1066Mhz DDR2 RAM
750 + 250 Seagate HDD

Here are new pics with dust filters :-

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Hope you all like my new dust filter. They worked very good.
No dust in my cabinet.
 
hmm with mine i put the filter on the outside of the intake fan, but i guess its only a cosmetic thing afterall..

you sir, are an astoundingly brave man, i dont think i could even comprehend doing a build such as this!
 


+1 on the hdd positioning...

I work in IT and I've work for companies with PC brand like Dell, HP, IBM... and the HDD are never place the same way. Sometimes they're upside down or vertically attach...
 
nicely done!

So, what is your next tweak on that computer? A waterblock on the video card? Custom heatsinks? Custom etching in the acrylic frame? Keep us updated :)
 
Thanks Mr. montyuk, Mr.nocteratus, Mr. antiacid, Mr. nukemaster

well for further, i am having a 320GB sata hdd in hand thinking to add it in case.
as per watercooling VGA currently i am having XFX Nvidia 9600 GT, i dont think it's worth to watercool this GPU.
I am planing and saving for palit ATI 4870 X2
 
Watercooling 4870 GPU will help me overclock it.

but overclocking 9600 is not worthfull.

May be till next month i will be having 4870 X2. It's very expensive in India.
 



well putting filter on outerside will not effect its working, But it will hide your fan (specially if you having LED fan looks)
second after a period or so dust will be collected on your fillter, it will look very untiedy.

Placing filter inside will not hide your fans and even dusty filltes are not easily visible from outside. So you case look more clean.
 
true watercooling a 9600GT will not help you... temps should not be a problem at all, merely the (lack of) voltage being supplied to the GPU and mem limiting the overclock.

if you haven't done so already, i HIGHLY recommend you oc that 9600GT 😀

cheers
 
Thanks Mr. V3NOM

I have tried OC 9600GT but it's make no diffrence in Game playing (according to my own Gaming Experience on my machine), only increases 3DMARK point with some no.

 
dude!.. that is one awesome build you made yourself.. I really admire your skill.. very good job! and you inspired me, to move my hdd's from the bottom of the case (blocking use of my PCI slot 🙁) to the side.. and a last comment on your fansystem on the side, that's an awesome idea, to make it with the contacts that way :)

many thumbs up!
 
No links - I've DIY'ed dust filters for fans before using two square metal frames with a thin loose-weave fabric held between them.

Nice effort on that case.
 
Sorry for late reply I was bussy in completing my DIY sub-woofer This i will discuss later
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Sir sorry i dont have pic of my pump development. But i can give you some Idea.
First you should have a pumping unit and second driving unit to drive pump..In my case iam using HP inkjet head motor to drive pump armature.

I have also made a small pump for my Gpu Water block(under progress).
hava a look on motor , pump unit , armature and small pump running..

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