Homemade water cooling Case (DIY Fan Controller)

[rakesh_sharma23]

My home made Transparent Case with home made Water Cooling

Please tell your comments about it.
Thanks
Rakesh Sharam

MY PC:-
AMD Athlon X2 4000+
ASUS M2N-E
2-GB DDR2 667
160-250-400 GB Sata HDD
MSI ATI R3450 256MB DDR2 Graphice
Creative 7.1 Audigy Value
Philips TV-Tuner

 

[dagger]

Does it leak?

So, what parts did you use to make it?

 

[rakesh_sharma23]

No it dont leaked. I have tested it for more than 48hous cont.
Metal:- Aluminum Northbrige heat sink with acrylic sheet.

Working fine
Thanks for your reply.

 

[lcaley]

Thanks for the link on the other thread, I was super confused. Looks nice, good job! Huge tubes!

 

[rakesh_sharma23]

More Pic of my pc
NIGHT MODE:-

FRONT VIEW:-

 

[Slobogob]

Looks like a lot of work. Thumbs up for pulling that off.

 

[skittle]

I dont like a whole lot of transparent stuff, but you made it work very well Nice job, and congrats with the success of your home brew water cooling.

 

[rakesh_sharma23]

Thanks here are few more pics

 

[rakesh_sharma23]

thanks " Mr. skittle"

 

[dagger]

What about temperatures? How well does it cool?

 

[Evilonigiri]

The temps can't be that bad. After all, it looks SICK! Something I would probably never be able to do.

 

[frozenlead]

I can't see the heat exchanger very well..can you show me some of that?
Is there a reseviour at all?

Good work, btw

 

[iluvgillgill]

where is da radiator?i can see them or it?

 

[Shadow703793]

Nice work. What temps are you getting and were the water blocks CNC milled and lapped?

 

[nukemaster]

nice work!

 

[rakesh_sharma23]

Thanks to all
As about temp of CPU
AMD Athlon X2 4000+ @ 2.1Ghz overclocked at 2.9Ghz
Normal temp = 31 C
On Ex-load for 2 hours Temp =40 C

Room Temp = 35 C
Here is the pic of my radiator & home made pump, Full coper Radiator is from old Oil cooled Machinary from local scrap yard.

No reseviour used, since my radiator can hold 675ml of coolent.

 

[rakesh_sharma23]

cpu temp pic

 

[phreejak]

I always love custom jobs as I sometimes custom make my own waterblocks.

Good job.

One thing though, am I correct in that you are using a modified aluminum heatsink in your custom CPU waterblock? If so, are you not concerned with galvanic corrosion since you are using a copper rad?

 

[rakesh_sharma23]

My aluiminium heatsink is having "Silver Flash" coating on it. I am using Non-modified MB-Chipset Heatsink. And accouding to Galvnic table and all galvanic corrosion calculations on these two metals results in a lifetime period of more then 70 years.

long time..................So no worry of galvanic corrosion.

 

[Groveling_Wyrm]

VERY GOOD RESEARCH!!! I am impressed! Nice clean install on it too!!!

 

[rakesh_sharma23]

Thanks Mr. Groveling

 

[akind]

sweet job.

digging the stickers =p

 

[rubix_1011]

Nice...I just finished a set up with an copper racing oil cooler and some clear acrylic radiators. I'll try to get some pics up this weekend after I remount the waterblock on my new 9800gtx.

 

[espslyxerx2]

what kind of pump did you use?

 

[rubix_1011]

Asking me, or the OP?