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[CjGemini]

I lost my single SLI connector, using it is not going to do anything bad is it??

[smduff]

it should be fine I would think.

[Jax]

Thanks everyone

Very nice job, looks awesome!

[Doctor_Death]

It should work, I was wondering why you were using it instead of the regular SLI connector. Have you checked to make sure that SLI is in fact enabled with the Tri bridge ?

[CjGemini]

Yep in the Nvida Control Panel SLI is enabled.

[Doctor_Death]

Great! your all set then, nice work on your build.

[4hams]

I'm idling around 38c @ 4.21Ghz, and under 100% load 63-65c with HT on

Those are sweet temps!
Very nice build.

[CjGemini]

Thanks guys, my temps go lower if I open my window So I know in the summer with the A/C on i'll be doing some good temps also, might try for 4.5Ghz

[AlienX]

Good Afternoon all,
First time poster, and also first time water cooler!

I came accross these forums when i was trying to figure out the overclocking settings for my gpu and cpu, decided to register when i saw the great community that resides here.

I thought i would share my photos with you of my first ever watercooling rig.

Every piece of the rig is by EKWaterBlocks - Enough chat, on with the images.

Starting with the chaos!
Messy work bench (aka old dinner table) i know... hehe



Getting there!
Res, Pump, Rad #1 and CPU all connected up, but waiting on other parts to get to me to connect Rad #2 and the GPU block - As you can see i've moved the pump since as it was in a silly location.



The Final Product!
Here it is, even with its UV Cathodes installed.



I just wanted to share my work with the rest of you, feel free to give advise on anything i could have done better, as i've said this is my first ever water cooled PC!

Cheers

[Lil' ½ Dead]

Awesome!

Nice work AlienX

[smduff]

Nicely done, welcome to pureoc.

[CjGemini]

Nice build Alien, I was so close to going Cosair for my new case but I fell in love with the look of the Level 10 GT.

[Deton]

welcome to PUREOC AlienX!

I don't know what your graphic card is but if you only cool a CPU and GPU with a triple rad is enough. You don't need the single rad, try it and you won't see much different in temperature change.

[AlienX]

welcome to PUREOC AlienX!

I don't know what your graphic card is but if you only cool a CPU and GPU with a triple rad is enough. You don't need the single rad, try it and you won't see much different in temperature change.

Hi,
Thanks for your warm welcome.

The GPU is an ASUS Geforce GTX 580, and the reason that the 2nd rad is there was to future proof the unit, so if i wanted to water cool my north and south bridge i could do that without having to worry about how much heat the top radiator could cope with...

Mind you, i might be totally wrong in thinking that...

[ndgreg]

Not quite finished, but close...... waiting for some fittings.


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Should be done Tuesday or Wednesday

Sorry about the image. Not sure how to use this imageshack yet.

[Bob2701]

Welcome to PureOC AlienX, and a very nice build indeed, of course I'm partial to the 800D.