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Specs:
4790K sourced from Silicon Lottery
SLI EVGA SC GTX 780 Ti's
Corsair Dominator Platinum 2133 Mhz .
MSI Z87 X-Power
Samsung 850 Pro 256 GB
Toshiba 500 GB 2.5" HDD
Corsair AX 1200i
Corsair S 120 Fans x7
Two Alphacool UT 60 360 Rads
Bitspower Water Tank 250 Res
EK D5 pump top, Pump and pump cover kit
EK CPU Waterblock
Cool Lab Liquid metal TIM
EK GPU Full cover waterblocks and back plates
Monsoon 16mm tubing
Bitspower and barrow fitings
Bitspower 16 mm enhanced and normal couplings
2x Koolance QD male fittings at the front of each rad for draining.
Mayhems Pastel white coolant.
DIY custom wiring using 16g for main power components.
Mods:
Custom Water cooling
Binned CPU
Not especially modified but I have seen a few of these on the web but none watercooled with rigid tube. Not as easy to change out the CPU but I'm not planning to do this mainly just RAM. I use this for overclocking on HWBOT and it has been reasonably competitive, The CPU will run some benchmarks at 5.0 GHz with a core voltage of only 1.3v though I have to drop to 4.9 for XTU.
With this cooling setup the temps haven't been above 65 degrees which I am very happy with. Not sure how much further it will go and I think that the limiting factor will be what voltage I am happy to use.
Specs:
4790K sourced from Silicon Lottery
SLI EVGA SC GTX 780 Ti's
Corsair Dominator Platinum 2133 Mhz .
MSI Z87 X-Power
Samsung 850 Pro 256 GB
Toshiba 500 GB 2.5" HDD
Corsair AX 1200i
Corsair S 120 Fans x7
Two Alphacool UT 60 360 Rads
Bitspower Water Tank 250 Res
EK D5 pump top, Pump and pump cover kit
EK CPU Waterblock
Cool Lab Liquid metal TIM
EK GPU Full cover waterblocks and back plates
Monsoon 16mm tubing
Bitspower and barrow fitings
Bitspower 16 mm enhanced and normal couplings
2x Koolance QD male fittings at the front of each rad for draining.
Mayhems Pastel white coolant.
DIY custom wiring using 16g for main power components.
Mods:
Custom Water cooling
Binned CPU
Not especially modified but I have seen a few of these on the web but none watercooled with rigid tube. Not as easy to change out the CPU but I'm not planning to do this mainly just RAM. I use this for overclocking on HWBOT and it has been reasonably competitive, The CPU will run some benchmarks at 5.0 GHz with a core voltage of only 1.3v though I have to drop to 4.9 for XTU.
With this cooling setup the temps haven't been above 65 degrees which I am very happy with. Not sure how much further it will go and I think that the limiting factor will be what voltage I am happy to use.