Dragon Reborn

Key features

AMD CPU AMD CrossFire Custom Paint Job Water-cooled

The build

The last picture is my old single loop set up. I have made a lot of changes so I decided to create a new thread and delete my old one.

System specs

CPU
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T
CPU Cooler
Custom water loop
Motherboard
Asus Crosshair IV Formula
RAM
OCZ Black Edition DDR3
GPU
Asus Radeon HD 5870 x2 CrossFire
PSU
Enermax 1050 W
Case
Cooler Master HAF 932

Performed mods

I painted the inside of the case classic white, the front panel,inside back panel, and the HAF logo ferrari red. I also painted the outside classic black. I was going for the Asus ROG theme of red,black, and white. There are 2 loops that I fit inside of my case. My processor is cooled by the Swiftech 320 with 6 Coolmaster r4 fans. MY gpus are cooled by a Swiftech 220 with 4 enermaxs fans. There are a few scratches because It took a long time, and a lot of moving around parts to get every thing in place when creating my loops.

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6 Comments on Dragon Reborn

#1
Tessta*
very nice liking the paint job looks tidy mate :)
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pentastar111
Clean, I like it 9/10. How are those mobo temps? I read about stand-offs being too long and lots of chipset failures. I still will probably get the same board or whatever successor will be out for the next build. Nice paint job on the inside by the way
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1kingd2
pentastar111Clean, I like it 9/10. How are those mobo temps? I read about stand-offs being too long and lots of chipset failures. I still will probably get the same board or whatever successor will be out for the next build. Nice paint job on the inside by the way
I usually do not go off the mother board temps. I use core temp, and gpu z. I have had this same block on the crosshair iii, and the crosshair 4 with no problems. The only thing I can see where people go wrong if maybe they tightened the screws to the back plate too much, and creating unevening cooling on their processor, but I am not for sure about people's chipset faling due to this. Maybe this could also cause the mobo to over vault and frying the chipset? I have pushed my voltage up to 1.6v @4.5 trying to get a quick vantage run, and have not had any problems.

Thank you for the compliment.
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legends84
nice.. nearly similar to my rig.. keep it up
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Hide.Rocket
It is the best contrast of the burning red and black cool.9/10
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