Cameron

Yukikaze Posted March 21st 2010 Updated Jul 31st 2012 - 3:45 AM 5,638 views
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Key features

Intel CPU NVIDIA Graphics NVIDIA SLI Water-cooled

System specs

CPU
Intel Core i7 975 @ 4163 MHz
Motherboard
DFI LanParty DK X58-T3eH6
RAM
6x 2 GB OCZ Platinum DDR3 @ 1333 MHz CL6-6-6-15 1T
GPU
Sparkle GTX 285 + Gigabyte GTX 285 (SLI)
Case
Cooler Master ATCS 840
Radiators
Swiftech MCR320-QP (360 mm)
Radiators
Swiftech MCR220 (240 mm)
Pump/Reservoir
Swiftech MCP655 pump
Pump/Reservoir
Swiftech MCRES Rev2 reservoir
Tubes
Tygon 1/2' ID
Fans
6x Arctic Cooling F12 120 mm (on MCR320-QP)
Fans
2x Thermaltake 120 mm + 2x Scythe Slipstream 120 mm (on MCR220)
Fans
1x Scythe Slipstream 120 mm (rear exhaust)
Fans
1x Cooler Master 230 mm (front intake)
PSU
Hiper Type-R2 880 W
Sound Card
Asus Xonar D1
Fittings
Bitspower

Performed mods

Mounting the MCR220 where it is located, some UV lighting added, otherwise, the case is untouched. I need to get around to making a window.

Links & contact

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5 Comments on Cameron

#2
pentastar111
Very neat, very clean...nice components...I'd be proud to put it on my desk :D 8/10
P.S. more pics please.
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#3
Bjorn_Of_Iceland
Thats a bit of a lot of radiators for one processor... I think one MCR320 is enough to dissipate water heat from a 4ghz i7...
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Yukikaze
Bjorn_Of_IcelandThats a bit of a lot of radiators for one processor... I think one MCR320 is enough to dissipate water heat from a 4ghz i7...
There's no kill like Overkill.

I plan to WC my next set of video cards, so the extra cooling capacity won't go to waste...eventually.
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