Cosmos 1000 WC 2nd attempt

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Posted:	2008-07-24
Last Update:	2008-07-24 22:50
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Rating:	Incredible (9.1) 28 votes total
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Cosmos 1000 WC

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» Intel-Wolfdale » Foxconn-Mars » Cosmos_1000 » 8800GTS » Feser

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by Bytor (July 25th - 3:55 AM) - Reply

Love how you set it up...Looks sweet...

Could you post some temps for us. Please include your Ambient room temp also.

Thanks for the pic's

by zeppy (July 25th - 4:21 AM) - Reply

10/10

Woooow, very nice

by maxhardware (July 25th - 4:27 AM) - Reply

by: Bytor;900117
Love how you set it up...Looks sweet...

Could you post some temps for us. Please include your Ambient room temp also.

Thanks for the pic's

1st 24hrs (w/o overclocking)
Room temp: 79°F

by EnergyFX (July 25th - 7:43 AM) - Reply

Very nice!! You get a 10/10 from me.

If I could offer a suggestion... next time you have it drained and apart, you should consider paralleling the RAM coolers instead of running them in series like you have now. Those RAM coolers are very effective but are quite restrictive. Paralleling them will split the restriction in half and improve the amount of coolant that runs through that portion of your cooling circuit, thus improving the RAM coolers' effectiveness. Also, you will be feeding all of your RAM equal temperature coolant, instead of one pair getting superheated (HVAC terminology) coolant from the previous cooler.

Congrats on an impressive and beautiful build. I know how much work it takes to assemble something like this.

by maxhardware (July 26th - 1:05 AM) - Reply

by: EnergyFX;900317
Very nice!! You get a 10/10 from me.

If I could offer a suggestion... next time you have it drained and apart, you should consider paralleling the RAM coolers instead of running them in series like you have now. Those RAM coolers are very effective but are quite restrictive. Paralleling them will split the restriction in half and improve the amount of coolant that runs through that portion of your cooling circuit, thus improving the RAM coolers' effectiveness. Also, you will be feeding all of your RAM equal temperature coolant, instead of one pair getting superheated (HVAC termonology) coolant from the previous cooler.

Congrats on an impressive and beautiful build. I know how much work it takes to assemble something like this.

you're right, thanks.

by maxhardware (July 26th - 1:06 AM) - Reply

Video: 3.5min

by oli_ramsay (July 26th - 1:17 AM) - Reply

Very nice setup! I just hope you've thoroughly leaktested it :D

by maxhardware (July 31st - 7:52 PM) - Reply

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