TH Water Cooling Club and Picture Gallery

[smileytown]

some more pics

GTX M92. i've changed the fans since this i took this picture.

EK-DDC X-RES 100 Reservoir + EK Laing DDC-Pump 12V DDC-1Plus

Asus HD7970 prepping.
heatsink removed

single bay io

fully prepped including backplate

CPU block loop

 

[Lutfij]

what me and modo meant was having a gallery linked in this thread - but its ok, just remember this is a gallery with 4 pics per thread member. if there are anymore than link a gallery.

^ mentioned in the first post of this thread.

 

[smileytown]

yeah, no worries. will do next time xD

 

[saint19]

@smileytown: Nice rig man, very clean and solid for performance.

 

[rubix_1011]

@smileytown-

Very clean work...I love the compact Shuttle builds w/watercooling...they look so nice.

If you want to start a thread with more pics, you can link them with your posts above for more photos and some step-by-step work or descriptions.

 

[jrwizbang]

Some pretty sweet WC'ing setups here. Hoping to do water cooling after this summer.

 

[amuffin]

@smileytown
2x 92mm rad space is enough for all of that hardware?

 

[Motopsychojdn]

Updating my entry,

Closer look at the cards,

Where the tubing leaves/re-enters the main unit,

And back on the desk she be, there'll be some topping up to do over the next few days as bubbles wander out,
but two hybrid cooled 6950 DCIIH20's look pretty good hehe

Moto

 

[jrwizbang]

two hybrid cooled 6950 DCII's look pretty good hehe

Yeah they do!

 

[lowjack989]

Hey modo that 24-pin power is disconnected in the second pic....

 

[Lutfij]

good eye!

 

[tjosborne]

ya its jumpered it looks like, filling his loop i think. looks great moto, how you like it?

 

[tjosborne]

Just did a Mountian mods case for my xmas present. http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/7824/20111223024115.jpg
Shot at 2011-12-25
http://img580.imageshack.us/img580/14/20111223192604.jpg
Shot at 2011-12-25

thats the u2 ufo isnt it? how spacious is it in there? im thinking of getting it, just not quite sold.

 

[Motopsychojdn]

Yup, the pictures are in no particular order there, the one where its by the worktop is in fact just a mockup before I stripped it, notice theres only one card in there? I hadn't modded that one yet

the 20+4pin was disconnected because I primed the loop using a 12v powerbox I have, plugged that straight to the pumps for filling both parts of the loop, I'd not replaced the Cpu fan mod yet either

and yes, I'm liking it plenty hehe, I'll get around to sorting the cathodes and need to make some splitters up for the radbox fans, only running six (plus the two at rear) until I get that done,
but all in all I'm pleased with the Dragon on my desk
Moto

 

[cyansnow]

Corsair 600t water cooling loop.

Try to ignore the cable routing, it's bad and I know that much, it's just there for now, hopefully will get around to do some cleaning up but right now it's not that big of a deal until I get a full acrylic side panel.

The loop is set up like this: Reservoir - > pump - > 240mm radiator -> cpu block - > 120mm radiator - > gpu 1 - > gpu 2 - > reservoir.
The 240mm rad is made by Swiftech, the 120mm is a Black Ice stealth. The 240mm is outfitted with 2 cougar vortex fans, the 120 a gentle typhoon. Reservoir is a Danger Den RAD reservoir, and the pump is a danger den CPX pro. Blocks for the GPUs are made by EK, and the CPU block is a Danger Den M6(gotta love danger den). This loops is probably done, for good and will remain like this except for maintinence/tubing replacement in the future, the only thing I have planned is changing ou the M6 for a XSPC raystorm or a CPU 370.

 

[jrwizbang]

Why don't you have the 120 hooked up in the second picture?

 

[cyansnow]

The second picture is a bit older than the first one...probably about a week older, the first picture is the newest one I have, the second was right after I re did my cooling loop and after that I decided to put a 120 in the back.

 

[jrwizbang]

Ahh I see. I figured as much.

 

[Motopsychojdn]

Top pic really shows the tubing off well, nice job man,
You have the breathing space for cables hehe
Moto

 

[VIDGMER]

HAF X WATER-COOLED

 

[Motopsychojdn]

Little bit of work on the cables to do there, not much though and give your gfx cards a wipe, fingerprints look icky
Moto

 

[VIDGMER]

Little bit of work on the cables to do there, not much though and give your gfx cards a wipe, fingerprints look icky
Moto

Dude, Thanks for your feedback I really appreciated it.

 

[jrwizbang]

Looks pretty good to me. A little dirty though like Moto said Other than that the cable management is pretty good. Could use a bit of work. Main offense can be fixed by just tucking the GPU power cables under the tubing. Good cooling setup though!

 

[tjosborne]

hey vidgmer, looks good. how did you take out the hdd cage? and you should post a pic of the front. curious to see, thats the case i have.

 

[VIDGMER]

hey vidgmer, looks good. how did you take out the hdd cage? and you should post a pic of the front. curious to see, thats the case i have.

Dude, Sure the removed HDD cage pics are here!

Before

Drilled out the rivets holding the bottom HDD cage.

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removed the HDD cage from HAF X

the 140 mmRAD mounted in the front.