Key features
The build
VGA Block not installed yet. I will post new pics when it arrives. SLI soon!!!
System specs
- CPU
- Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 OC @ 3.2 GHz
- CPU Waterblock
- (via Thermaltake Big Water)
- Motherboard
- EVGA 680i SLI
- RAM
- 1 GB OCZ SLI Ready Dual Channel @ 900 MHz DDR2
- GPU
- XFX 9800GTX+
- GPU Waterblock
- Swiftech GPU waterblock
- Storage
- 2x 320 GB Seagate Barracuda HDDs
- PSU
- PC Power & Cooling 610 W
- Case
- Ultra Aluminus full tower
- Pump/Reservoir
- Thermaltake Big Water
- OS
- Windows XP Pro 32-bit










8 Comments on Blue Liquid Cooled
FYI, if your going to cool the CPU and your VGA, you really really need to get a bigger rad, other than the 120mm rad that you have. Its good for your current set-up, but in the end you will notice that your VGA block will actually ADD more HEAT to your current loop. Hell,.. I wouldn't be surprised that the stock cooler will be equivalent to the vga block installed with that rad, you might even see your CPU temps raise a bit more too. Might want to keep this in mind bro :D
Its beautiful case
Nice case man, It looks awesome! 8/10 ..I'm surprised you can cool the cpu and gpu on such a small rad. I like the Ultra's I built one myself. Check it out> www.techpowerup.com/gallery/2005.html My only con is your hdd's, you should flipped them around so the cable's are hidden better.
Also your case is pretty sweet too :D
I voted 3 because its a standard case, and a piece of crap water cooling kit.
Im sorry if that sounds mean but a good air cooler would have been cheaper and more effective
@ modsalot85 By the way, I am not trying to knock on your rig.. It is a very sweet rig.. Im just trying to give you a heads up before you make the mistake of trying to cool your hardware with a unit that will not be sufficient enough