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the front is designed to be up against the wall (See first pic) but I moved it out 6" for the photo
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The reflection is spookily vivid looks like I have four resses :p
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just tweaking now with the overclocks :p
Moto
 

rubix_1011

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Those are some good looking reservoirs...so, now that we have that said...how does the spirals and the empty space work in there? Are the spirals solid and UV reactive and the res is the space around them, or do the spirals actually contain water flowing in the loop?

(this has always been a question I've had on these)
 
The original ones had the fluid inside the helices,
the V2's have solid ones and the liquid is in the space around them
They are uv reactive, the cathodes are uv so they react to that, plus if you have uv fluid it looks 'cool' not my thing but some folks must like the idea or it wouldn't get sold lol
due to my erm, 'ingenious' (Stupid and over-engineered) design,
filling/bleeding was a cakewalk....
I have the tiniest bubble in one res still but the are 99.99% chock full of water so no waves or tidelines hehe
Moto
 

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Very interesting. I could see how the V1's could be a complete disaster if a helix cracked or leaked. Would also be cool if you could run an inside/outside setup...2 loops, different colors for a cool effect, but 2 helices aren't really conducive to being much of an actual 'reservoir'. :)

I like them...very clean looking.
 

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The case is a Corsair Graphite 600T
 

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o ok well the basic layout of your case is the same as mine, just thought the places for cable management was installed by you. anyway, the hard drive stand. did you buy it and from where? and is what you have enough to cool two 570's and a 2500k @ 4.5? havent oc'ed yet, just looking for the best internal cooling solution and yours looks like the best for my case.
 


Thanks Moto!

To be honest though, I don't see the point in flipping the PSU. As it is now it works as an exhaust, so it seems beneficial to me. But yeah, tidying up cables... ugh. I'm not very good at it lol. I've done what I can for now, really. Those bright red SATA cables do kind of tick me off though, maybe I can sleeve them or something.
 

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:lol: you do realize that if i handed you a pendulum - you'd sound/look like a hypnotist :kaola:

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* inviting mods to remove this post if I've gone overboard with my humor
 
Hmm... or I could be a total cheapo and use electrical tape =P

Ohh... blue electrical tape. That might work haha. Anyway we'll see, from my sitting angle I can't even really see it so I might just be lazy for now and leave it. Spent 3 nights on this so kind of want to, you know, use it for a while.
 

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that is the stock cage from the case, there are alternative mounting solutions for the HD cages.

What I have in there should be enough for SLI GPUs and CPU all OC'd.
 

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alright, thanks alot. sorry if i bugged you at all, its just im new to pc and know nothing, but thanks again.