well well well!
i dont know if it was the anxiety of water and electric but jeez i was worried lol. i took my time and its working, hit several problems.
the rad wouldnt fit anywhere, made new mounting holes fitted to clear the ram. went to fit block and the fan got in the way of the long screws for the block. took one fan off for total of 3 fans push/pull/pull.
wired it all up double checked everything. used an external psu to water test. fill res/pump up with water, turned it on then the pump died. tested other psu and nothing.... dopey bollox forgot to switch connector to other psu lol.
tested again, all working no leaks so far.
brave enough to wack it all on, load bench profile with 1.55v and WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWW TEMPS DONT GO ABOVE 40*C WITH PRIME WOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWW!!
i would take pics but due to the size constraints, and 3 fans. it looks shit tbh!
WOW!
I've been waiting all night for pics man! Dont worry, mine looks pretty average, and not very colour coded with my predominately white and black scheme. Still cool enough for pics regardless of how it was ghetto modded
Took me 2 1/2 hours to get mine fitted and working, along with the overnight leak testing.
I get to start all over again tomorrow when the GPU stuff arrives along with the extra rad!
If only my i5 required
sensible voltage, like 1.25 for 4.4ghz, and not 1.32 I might see awesome temps, but these temps are almost 20 degrees lower than the H100, which sometimes got close to 90, but 67 degrees is annoying. When cash falls into my lap I'll be tempted to invest in an extra pump halfway through the loop and an extra rad for some headroom.
I've got to somehow cut into the GTX 780 shroud so I can put it back on over the GPU block tomorrow, and maybe paint the shroud white with the multitudes of model paints I have. Not to mention pray that the barb fittings I bought will fit on the EK VGA Supreme block properly.