Taking a reg case and making it ROCK! - Page 20

SkyKast · Nov 5, 2008, 12:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Chicken Patty

hey Mark, mount the rad yet?

he already said:

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Originally Posted by MKmods

the rad is mounted, Im just waiting on some hardware (fittings) from Koolance. Also I am waiting on some tubing for my fans.
I had to throw the hardware in the case to make sure it was working.. I got the mobo OpenBox and there is only 15 days to return it if no go. So far it is working fine, got vista Ultimate 64 bit loaded on my 2 WD 160s In Raid0, recognizes the 4 gigs of Corsair Dominators (lol, never had this much memory)
Seems to play CSS no prob, Sweet. Tomorrow I will take the hardware out and resume on the modding and get a few more picts.

Chicken Patty · Nov 5, 2008, 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by SkyKast

he already said:

s**t thats right, sorry dude.

Well any pics yet Mark? hahaha, I just can't wait to see what you did to mount that rad, should have came out really good?

SkyKast · Nov 5, 2008, 02:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Chicken Patty

s**t thats right, sorry dude.

Well any pics yet Mark? hahaha, I just can't wait to see what you did to mount that rad, should have came out really good?

no need for sorry man was just pointing out,

i bet it will look sweet

Chicken Patty · Nov 5, 2008, 03:34 AM

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Originally Posted by SkyKast

no need for sorry man was just pointing out,

i bet it will look sweet

haha no biggie, I know, and thanks. I just feel better if I say it though

Hey bro you are racking up your posts pretty quick man, good job!!!

SkyKast · Nov 5, 2008, 03:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Chicken Patty

haha no biggie, I know, and thanks. I just feel better if I say it though

Hey bro you are racking up your posts pretty quick man, good job!!!

hey thanks I'm tring to take it easy some people are saying its bad :P

They accuse me of spamming but I never have. I just love these forums and over a quarter of my posts are in my own mid thread

theJesus · Nov 5, 2008, 05:02 AM

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Originally Posted by MKmods

First I draw a circle with a compass than I use these

They are made for cutting circles

Really? I thought you would've used a hole-saw, but those apparently work just as well

ascstinger · Nov 5, 2008, 04:26 PM

looking very nice.. almost makes me want to bust out the dremel on my lian-li, but unfortunately, I've got very shaky hands and cannot cut smooth to save my life

got me into open boxing for newegg btw, grabbed myself a dfi x48 to play with a week ago and it arrived like it hadn't been opened (or knowing dfi, some kid installed it, opened the bios and got horriblly confused and just boxed it back up rofl)

MKmods · Nov 5, 2008, 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by theJesus

Really? I thought you would've used a hole-saw, but those apparently work just as well

The biggest hole saw I have is for 120mm fans, these are 140s. There is no way I am gonna spend $50 just to cut 2 holes.
Also hole saws are cool but they wear out, I have a pair of tin snips that are more than 30 years old.(still cut just fine)

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Originally Posted by ascstinger

looking very nice.. almost makes me want to bust out the dremel on my lian-li, but unfortunately, I've got very shaky hands and cannot cut smooth to save my life
got me into open boxing for newegg btw, grabbed myself a dfi x48 to play with a week ago and it arrived like it hadn't been opened (or knowing dfi, some kid installed it, opened the bios and got horriblly confused and just boxed it back up rofl)

I always wonder whats up with open box stuff too. This mobo was open box but came in its original box with every accy and works fine. I definately know the "Overwhelmed" feeling when looking at a DFI Bios

(Awesome boards, but thats why I switched over to Biostar, way more noob friendly)

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Originally Posted by SkyKast

hey thanks I'm tring to take it easy some people are saying its bad :P

They accuse me of spamming but I never have. I just love these forums and over a quarter of my posts are in my own mid thread

Enjoying urself on a forum is not spamming.. asking questions is also good.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chicken Patty

s**t thats right, sorry dude.
Well any pics yet Mark? hahaha, I just can't wait to see what you did to mount that rad, should have came out really good?

Ok I am doing freaksaviors cable over this morning, this afternoon I will pull the hardware out of the case and my fittings should be here from Koolance and Il post the picts of my plan. Should be pretty sweet.

andrewsmc · Nov 5, 2008, 05:44 PM

Pure amazement. Complete works of art. I'm more and more amazed every single day that i am on this forum. It completely shocks the living shit out of me, what some of you guys can do. Complete gratitude for sharing your knowledge, Thank you.

MKmods · Nov 5, 2008, 05:45 PM

Damn, your welcome.

MKmods · Nov 5, 2008, 09:23 PM

OK CP here are a few picts of my idea..

Im mountng the hoses on the back side of the mobo tray

Koolance has these beautiful fittings (brass) The Tee is where I will fill the system, just imagine laying the comp on its side and the T will be the highest point on the loop so it will be easy to fill.

Here is a shot of the pump and Koolance top.

I am really against acrylic in tops (they all have cracks) and parts under stress but Koolance really did a sweet job by installing brass inserts for the threads here

You cant see it but I made an alum bracket that supports the pump to the mobo mount, it also hides the pump wres.

Chicken Patty · Nov 5, 2008, 09:52 PM

thanks bro, thats a nice idea, and great way to run the tubing.

Let me ask you, how is the pump mounted? It looks like its hanging over the CPU.

MKmods · Nov 5, 2008, 10:25 PM

First its connected to the Block with this
http://www.koolance.com/water-coolin...product_id=633

Than I made an alum support/tray

It attaches through the CPU block by a screw from the back side of the mobo.

SkyKast · Nov 5, 2008, 10:32 PM

thats a sweet set up for the pump!

good thinking!

Chicken Patty · Nov 5, 2008, 10:40 PM

^^^ x2, that is good thinking Mark.

GOd I cant wait to see the finished product. Its going to look amazing.

theJesus · Nov 5, 2008, 11:40 PM

Now I want a pair of those tin snips

And I have to agree with everybody else that you've got an awesome idea with the pump there!

MKmods · Nov 6, 2008, 01:48 AM

Thanks.. after doing Steevos case trying to simplify the water cooling loop seemed like a good idea. The Liang DDC pump is MUCH smaller than the D5s, so hiding it in plain site was easy.

Tomorrow my hose shows up and I will start with the CarbonFiber mobo tray.

Chicken Patty · Nov 6, 2008, 01:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MKmods

Thanks.. after doing Steevos case trying to simplify the water cooling loop seemed like a good idea. The Liang DDC pump is MUCH smaller than the D5s, so hiding it in plain site was easy.

Tomorrow my hose shows up and I will start with the CarbonFiber mobo tray.

Great news!!!!

Are those Liang pumps any good, sorry I know if you use it it must be good, but its more of a general question

MKmods · Nov 6, 2008, 01:53 AM

Compact, lots of pressure/flow/practically no noise its a win/win.

Add an aftermarket top and they are even better. (like Petras, just they were out of stock so I went with the Koolance)

http://martinsliquidlab.petrastech.c...opTesting.html

Chicken Patty · Nov 6, 2008, 01:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MKmods

Compact, lots of pressure/flow/practically no noise its a win/win.

Add an aftermarket top and they are even better. (like Petras, just they were out of stock so I went with the Koolance)

http://martinsliquidlab.petrastech.c...opTesting.html

i need a new pump eventually, i'll look into these. Thanks dude.

Wile E · Nov 6, 2008, 01:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MKmods

Compact, lots of pressure/flow/practically no noise its a win/win.

Add an aftermarket top and they are even better. (like Petras, just they were out of stock so I went with the Koolance)

http://martinsliquidlab.petrastech.c...opTesting.html

Yep, a DDC with a good top out performs a D5 any day. Not only that, but if you get a reservoir top, they can greatly simplify loop set-up and bleeding. That's all I use is DDC's.

MKmods · Nov 6, 2008, 02:01 AM

One thing I noticed was the Koolance top had a very small ID for the exhaust port. I opened it up 2 sizes to 5/16 but it is VERY close to the mounting screws so I go with the Petras one.

Wile E · Nov 6, 2008, 02:06 AM

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Originally Posted by MKmods

One thing I noticed was the Koolance top had a very small ID for the exhaust port. I opened it up 2 sizes to 5/16 but it is VERY close to the mounting screws so I would recommend the XSPC top.

I have a Bitspower reservoir top on my cpu loop. I don't know how it compares to the XSPC res top, but I know it at least outperforms a stock top. Plus it was fairly cheap and came with the Fatboy fittings stock. http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...d37ca13b391141

MKmods · Nov 6, 2008, 02:10 AM

I have a bunch of the new BitsPower fittings, they are very nice. Thanks Wile E for the link and the heads up.

Chicken Patty · Nov 6, 2008, 06:25 AM

^^^ hey guys thanks for this. I really never looked at pumps and reservoirs into detail. With the right parts, it can really simplify a loop :Toast:

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MKmods Case Mod Guru Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Nevada Posts: 4,711 (2.46/day) Thanks: 2,879 Thanked 1,766 Times in 1,364 Posts System Specs	Damn, your welcome. __________________ Buy tin snips FIRST!

Nov 5, 2008, 09:23 PM	#486
MKmods Case Mod Guru Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Nevada Posts: 4,711 (2.46/day) Thanks: 2,879 Thanked 1,766 Times in 1,364 Posts System Specs	OK CP here are a few picts of my idea.. Im mountng the hoses on the back side of the mobo tray Koolance has these beautiful fittings (brass) The Tee is where I will fill the system, just imagine laying the comp on its side and the T will be the highest point on the loop so it will be easy to fill. Here is a shot of the pump and Koolance top. I am really against acrylic in tops (they all have cracks) and parts under stress but Koolance really did a sweet job by installing brass inserts for the threads here You cant see it but I made an alum bracket that supports the pump to the mobo mount, it also hides the pump wres. __________________ Buy tin snips FIRST! Last edited by MKmods; Nov 5, 2008 at 09:51 PM.

Nov 5, 2008, 09:52 PM	#487
Chicken Patty WCG Team Captain Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Miami, Florida Posts: 23,896 (11.91/day) Thanks: 15,156 Thanked 12,315 Times in 7,779 Posts System Specs	thanks bro, thats a nice idea, and great way to run the tubing. Let me ask you, how is the pump mounted? It looks like its hanging over the CPU. __________________ Help save lives, CRUNCH and/or FOLD for Team TPU and make a difference! Crunching with a 2600K, i7-950, FX-8120, Radeon 6850 (2 WU's), Radeon 7770 (4 WU's) *"AlienIsGOD - Awe!!! CP has grown from a small chicken nugget to the IMMENSE PATTY and WCG Team leader he is today"*

Nov 5, 2008, 10:25 PM	#488
MKmods Case Mod Guru Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Nevada Posts: 4,711 (2.46/day) Thanks: 2,879 Thanked 1,766 Times in 1,364 Posts System Specs	First its connected to the Block with this http://www.koolance.com/water-coolin...product_id=633 Than I made an alum support/tray It attaches through the CPU block by a screw from the back side of the mobo. __________________ Buy tin snips FIRST!

Nov 5, 2008, 10:32 PM	#489
SkyKast Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: massachusetts Posts: 1,137 (0.68/day) Thanks: 476 Thanked 359 Times in 251 Posts System Specs	thats a sweet set up for the pump! good thinking! __________________ My First Mod, c'mon over - Have Our Team Make You A Custom Signature! - Check Out The Official GAU Site Graphic Artists United™ Artist “ if it's stupid but works, it's not stupid. ”

Nov 5, 2008, 10:40 PM	#490
Chicken Patty WCG Team Captain Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Miami, Florida Posts: 23,896 (11.91/day) Thanks: 15,156 Thanked 12,315 Times in 7,779 Posts System Specs	^^^ x2, that is good thinking Mark. GOd I cant wait to see the finished product. Its going to look amazing. __________________ Help save lives, CRUNCH and/or FOLD for Team TPU and make a difference! Crunching with a 2600K, i7-950, FX-8120, Radeon 6850 (2 WU's), Radeon 7770 (4 WU's) *"AlienIsGOD - Awe!!! CP has grown from a small chicken nugget to the IMMENSE PATTY and WCG Team leader he is today"*

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Nov 6, 2008, 01:48 AM	#492
MKmods Case Mod Guru Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Nevada Posts: 4,711 (2.46/day) Thanks: 2,879 Thanked 1,766 Times in 1,364 Posts System Specs	Thanks.. after doing Steevos case trying to simplify the water cooling loop seemed like a good idea. The Liang DDC pump is MUCH smaller than the D5s, so hiding it in plain site was easy. Tomorrow my hose shows up and I will start with the CarbonFiber mobo tray. __________________ Buy tin snips FIRST!

Nov 6, 2008, 01:53 AM	#494
MKmods Case Mod Guru Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Nevada Posts: 4,711 (2.46/day) Thanks: 2,879 Thanked 1,766 Times in 1,364 Posts System Specs	Compact, lots of pressure/flow/practically no noise its a win/win. Add an aftermarket top and they are even better. (like Petras, just they were out of stock so I went with the Koolance) http://martinsliquidlab.petrastech.c...opTesting.html __________________ Buy tin snips FIRST!

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Nov 6, 2008, 02:01 AM	#497
MKmods Case Mod Guru Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Nevada Posts: 4,711 (2.46/day) Thanks: 2,879 Thanked 1,766 Times in 1,364 Posts System Specs	One thing I noticed was the Koolance top had a very small ID for the exhaust port. I opened it up 2 sizes to 5/16 but it is VERY close to the mounting screws so I go with the Petras one. __________________ Buy tin snips FIRST! Last edited by MKmods; Nov 6, 2008 at 02:07 AM.

Nov 6, 2008, 02:10 AM	#499
MKmods Case Mod Guru Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Nevada Posts: 4,711 (2.46/day) Thanks: 2,879 Thanked 1,766 Times in 1,364 Posts System Specs	I have a bunch of the new BitsPower fittings, they are very nice. Thanks Wile E for the link and the heads up. __________________ Buy tin snips FIRST!

Nov 6, 2008, 06:25 AM	#500
Chicken Patty WCG Team Captain Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Miami, Florida Posts: 23,896 (11.91/day) Thanks: 15,156 Thanked 12,315 Times in 7,779 Posts System Specs	^^^ hey guys thanks for this. I really never looked at pumps and reservoirs into detail. With the right parts, it can really simplify a loop :Toast: __________________ Help save lives, CRUNCH and/or FOLD for Team TPU and make a difference! Crunching with a 2600K, i7-950, FX-8120, Radeon 6850 (2 WU's), Radeon 7770 (4 WU's) *"AlienIsGOD - Awe!!! CP has grown from a small chicken nugget to the IMMENSE PATTY and WCG Team leader he is today"*

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