Your PC ATM

[PP Mguire]

The price isnt impressive though.

 

[eidairaman1]

Did someone mention a big cooler?

Try an hour and a half getting it into this case.... I'm considering that 800D.

http://img.techpowerup.org/091111/IMG_0074b.jpg

That is one serious Noctua tho, how does it compare to the NH-C12P? and is it 'meant' for server boards?

first off, you should of gotten the Mugen 2 or a Antec 1200 case.

 

[3volvedcombat]

The price isnt impressive though.

This cooler if is the best aircooling solution you can get now. Listen it beats the megalehelms and the TRUE(copper, extreme) Its huge but for the performance your getting its worth every penny. Every penny. It turns out that when it comes to loads this cooler can have like 8-10c lower temps the its older brother witch was pretty good in the first place. I realized that most the price is like 45-50 dollars in fans LOL!

 

[musek]

first off, you should of gotten the Mugen 2 or a Antec 1200 case.

Well... IMO it's all just a matter how big case does one need. I think that wolf is quite happy with his 902. It's V10 that is incredibly large, not 902 too small.

 

[eidairaman1]

well you compensate for those ridiculous coolers with larger cases, TBH the TRIFX14 would suffice and be actually smaller than the V10. The Mugen 2 Beat out the TRUE120.

 

[PP Mguire]

The TRUE performs differently depending on the situation. I havent had any cooler beat my true with both my sythe 3000 fans on it push pull full blow (idc about noise)

And IMO an AIR cooler shouldnt be more than 65 bucks becuase once you start getting pricier your getting into cheap water territory.

 

[Chicken Patty]

Depending on what you are cooling, cheap water can be worse than good air cooling. For i7 you need a really good water setup in example.

 

[3volvedcombat]

The TRUE performs differently depending on the situation. I havent had any cooler beat my true with both my sythe 3000 fans on it push pull full blow (idc about noise)

And IMO an AIR cooler shouldnt be more than 65 bucks becuase once you start getting pricier your getting into cheap water territory.

Have you tested a Megalehelms or H50 from corsair, and trust me this cooler looks like it aint no joke it probably beats a true in almost any case but i dont have the cooler YET. TRUE's are still very very great coolers espically the copper version, that looks FTW.

*EDIT* Talking about noctuas 6 heatpipe beast

 

[Chicken Patty]

ThiS noctua really looks promising. The TRUE is still one of my favorites.

 

[Velvet Wafer]

Water,for Phenom 2 not, but if you like to overclock,yes

 

[PP Mguire]

Have you tested a Megalehelms or H50 from corsair, and trust me this cooler looks like it aint no joke it probably beats a true in almost any case but i dont have the cooler YET. TRUE's are still very very great coolers espically the copper version, that looks FTW.

*EDIT* Talking about noctuas 6 heatpipe beast

Why test the H50 from Corsair when i have custom water
The megla looks beast though. I still like my trust True in heat combat though

 

[(FIH) The Don]

yay then!!!!

got the last parts

now i'm waiting for 2 80gigs SSD's

and another DVD Burner

warning there is many pictures

i know this is a bit blurry

and NO!!!! i will not do cable manegement not on this one, i will be making my own case in the near future and i will make a worklog on it here on TPU

 

[Velvet Wafer]

here are 3 updates, 3 totally new FRESHIES!
MONSTARR-Rad Setup,aquarian pump res, and selfmade Benchcase. i also have made a generic white case, to a black/white one, you will see soon stay tuned!^^

 

[Binge]

Speaking of blurry images. lol... Velvet that is some SIIICK sh!t. I'm in love. These 800D make it too easy

P.S. That's a nice bong!

 

[mlee49]

With a nice bowl of 'greens'

Binge, are you putting a loop inside the case? Whats the rest of the parts list?

 

[Cold Storm]

Binge!!!!! You got it!!!! Now, I wish I never got this MM case... that's so massive! SP's looks small compared to that.. Only because he has a Massive cooler..

 

[pantherx12]

Is that the radiator from an industrial freezer VW? lol

Speaking of huge radiators, idea for next silly modding project, one of those 9x120 mm radiators, make a side panel out of it.

Profit?

 

[Velvet Wafer]

Speaking of blurry images. lol... Velvet that is some SIIICK sh!t. I'm in love. These 800D make it too easy
P.S. That's a nice bong!

yeah, the blackberry is real shitty.... my mother owns it, and i absolutely hate it
you like the Pipe? german handcrafted.
if it breaks, there is even a lifelong,cheap repair service for it.

Is that the radiator from an industrial freezer VW? lol

Speaking of huge radiators, idea for next silly modding project, one of those 9x120 mm radiators, make a side panel out of it.

Profit?

the heater core of a very old renault espace. besides heavy salt corrosion to the bottom (had to cut a few cm away, they ware like paper,and between the fins,its only a little salty. its like new! and i can run my Ph2 finally, nearly passive, at 3.9ghz

Profit?
if you get it for free, and parallellize it with a normal rad (to vastly improve flow rates), you will smile during load

 

[pantherx12]

Not quite for free.

130 pounds <_<

Although a radiator from motor might be good....

Might go pay a visit to the quarry see if any of the bust up diggers have rads in them.


MMMMMMM industrial motor radiator he he

 

[Velvet Wafer]

Not quite for free.

130 pounds <_<

Although a radiator from motor might be good....

Might go pay a visit to the quarry see if any of the bust up diggers have rads in them.


MMMMMMM industrial motor radiator he he

dont use too big ones... they mostly use hose much bigger than 1/2.
mine was a case of pure luck.
and please rip it from a wreck, never buy such stuff new (flush it 2 times with garlic and hot, but not boiling water, simply run the pump+res(bucket)+rad alone, till its clean, i used an aquarian pump for that, to not mess with my good ones)
With Fans, this Rad can cool a quadfire/sli +a heavily OCed system, and keep everything cool. (it normally operates at 30-60 degrees i believe, was located behind the MAIN rad.

 

[Chicken Patty]

is that the tech station you were building velvet? Looks good man, like the paint Oh, and that rad is just

 

[Velvet Wafer]

is that the tech station you were building velvet? Looks good man, like the paint Oh, and that rad is just

it is, only the VGA retention is a little fibbly, but its nothing i cant fix.
color are 10 coats, its about 1,5 mm thick. used wine red for the flat side,
and blood red (RAL 3000) for the edges.... its pretty sturdy, even tho the bars are hollow,and its relatively light. also nearly no metal. the standofs are simply rubber blocks

can you tell me, in which direction, my water flows? ,CP?

 

[Chicken Patty]

it is, only the VGA retention is a little fibbly, but its nothing i cant fix.
color are 10 coats, its about 1,5 mm thick. used wine red for the flat side,
and blood red (RAL 3000) for the edges.... its pretty sturdy, even tho the bars are hollow,and its relatively light. also nearly no metal. the standofs are simply rubber blocks

can you tell me, in which direction, my water flows? ,CP?

well done dude, well done

Flow? Naw, I don't even know where your pump is

 

[p_o_s_pc]

here are 3 updates, 3 totally new FRESHIES!
MONSTARR-Rad Setup,aquarian pump res, and selfmade Benchcase. i also have made a generic white case, to a black/white one, you will see soon stay tuned!^^

damn i bet your temps are great

 

[Velvet Wafer]

well done dude, well done

Flow? Naw, I don't even know where your pump is

2 Pumps. one is in my rig, the outlet from it, is the only green hose. from there,the freshly heated water travels to the t-bow, where it joins the slower,much colder water from the monster-rad, to run into the smaller,high flow Rad, where it gets cooled again, with a different rad layout. it then splits in another t-bow, and runs back in the rig,OR gets pumped in the monster rad, by the thermaltake pump on the pics, and retravels.

EDIT:
Pos, im at 38-41 max load at night (currently 27 hours stable at 3.902mhz,1.488)