Car Cooled Updt

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June 22nd 2006
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Key Features:
Intel CPU AMD Graphics Custom Paint Job Water-cooled
This modder's other projects:
System Specs:
  • Intel P4 2.8 OC'ed to whatever, Asus P4P800-SE, 1 Gig TwinX Corsair, X850Pro 600/600, Creative X-Fi, Belkin Extreme G Wireless card(i know, i know), 550 watt MXG-Vigor, Sony CDRW Drive, Memorex DVDrw+-, 2X 74 Gig Western Digital Raptors
Performed Mods:
Cut window into the Centurion 532. Danger Den GPU block, Maze 4 Chipset block, TDX Cpu Block(All 1/2" ID) , Danger Den Radiator 120cm, Cut 92cm hole into top of case, Tyhpoon Dual 3.5" reservoir, Hayden 679 Oil transmission cooler, Hydor SELTZ water pump (Painted black. Both Drives were painted black to make the front more flush. Painted inside black, The origonal paint for the exterior was a little to glossy so I toned it down a little. Cut off all those "hunnycomb" grills. A few custom wires, to reach exterior 120cm fan. Making a new wiring harness to reach the 2 new 120cm fans, that I'll put on the Hayden radiator. Then I'll put some cathodes behind that radiator. Blue+UV cathodes(Got to have cathodes).
Here it is. Finally got my barbs!!
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32 Comments on Car Cooled Updt

#1
cHillen
Needs something to light up the left side. Hmmmmmm.....
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#2
Unregistered
THAT TUBING IS HUGE y didnt u use the regular path for liquid cooling 9/10 needs better lightiung
#3
Azn Tr14dZ
9/10, don't feel like explaining why it's so great...
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#4
cHillen
You have to admit, though that there needs to be more light on the left side.
AHA thats what I need to do. Put the light switch to the cathodes somewhere!!!
Anybody have any ideas they like to make happen!!
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#5
Alec§taar
Braided hosework looks EXCELLENT!

:)

* Heh, almost up there with using metal braided hoses for radiators etc. in hotrods on the street...

APK

P.S.=> I THINK I know where you get some of your "inspirations" from (between those braided hoses & the radiator cooling? It's a dead-give-away, lol!), & it's from another 'genre' very much like this one - hotrodded cars! apk
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#6
cHillen
Dead Balls on Accurate. I love hotrods, although I currently own a Supra.
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#7
Alec§taar
cHillenDead Balls on Accurate.
LOL, cool - "We do try"!!!

:)
cHillenI love hotrods, although I currently own a Supra.
As do I, but can't "swing" (or rather, am unwilling to) gas costs nowadays for a V-8, although some of the small blocks out there now do pretty well (e.g.-> Mustang 4.6L, probably equates to old 1960's 289 CID imo).

Anyhow/anyways, on this note?

Well, this thread MAY interest you then:

forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=12243&page=10

(All about rides folks have here, some modded, some not... but about rides!)

Enjoy, & again as-per-usual: Nice work on your part there on this rig!

APK
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#9
Whilhelm
Drools...
That tubing makes me horny.

Amazing work it just needs another cathode tucked away somewhere where it wont be blinding.
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#10
cHillen
Yea I need to put my other one on the left side. Should I do that or put 2 on top an 2 on the bottom?(uv+blue on top)(uv+blue on bottom) Or Should one be on each side?
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#11
Alec§taar
Chillen, you're gonna laff imo!

See subject line/title, & put on "mental seatbelts":

I liked the 'braided hose' effect (and fact it IS a reinforcement too), above, on your cooling... well, today, I was in my basement messing around in parts for the home, & discovered the EXACT same braiding in a commonly used household appliance - the kitchen sink (optional) water spray nozzle & flexible neck attachment!

:)

* I laffed & thought about this thread!

(Yes, that's right... sometimes, forum stuff invades my daily life too & gives me a chuckle about coincidence!)

APK

P.S.=> Not being sarcastic or trying to bust on your rig, because I still love that braided hose hotrod engine hosework still... just had to mention this! apk
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#12
cHillen
What does that thumbs up sign come from in the icon list? Does it have a different meaning than good job?
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#13
cHillen
The hose I can see where it can look like nitrous, gas inline tubing.
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#14
cHillen
The pics maybe changing a lot. I am playing around with my camera!
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#15
Unregistered
there is always that 1 or 2 votes that vote lo for the hell of it
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#16
Unregistered
theres a nice blue haze color in your photos. thats some nice shots thru the blo-hole. very creative
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#17
Whilhelm
I like your new shots.

Two minor comments.

-The uv cathode at the bottom should be mounted flat against the bottom edge of the case. It looks funny on an angle.

- and the pump is kind of crooked.

Just a couple of suggestions IMO.
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#18
cHillen
WhilhelmI like your new shots.

Two minor comments.

-The uv cathode at the bottom should be mounted flat against the bottom edge of the case. It looks funny on an angle.

- and the pump is kind of crooked.

Just a couple of suggestions IMO.
No, No I love the comments. Also if you look closer the pump has been flipped upside down. This way it can go to the radiators first and get the water cooler; instead of sending the water to the hot pump then to the waterblocks. Will fix the Cathodes and change those pics!!!!
!!!Thanks fo the imput!!!
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#19
cHillen
I don't really like to strap down cathodes because I'm constantly moving ,modding, and adjusting things around.
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#20
giorgos th.
i believe that the purple cathodes should be replaced.great overall job but purple doesn`t fit in there.
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#21
Alec§taar
Chillen, something you MAY want to look @...

forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=13592

Hydro-cooled memory attachments...

:)

* These look NEAT, & probably would "top off/put the icing on (literally, & pun intended)" on your machine (cake)... making it ALL "water-cooled" to-the-max!

(Probably help in overclocking it as well to some extent!)

APK
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#22
cHillen
UV are only purple. You can't see them when I put the side on.
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#23
cHillen
Alec§taarforums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=13592

Hydro-cooled memory attachments...

:)

* These look NEAT, & probably would "top off/put the icing on (literally, & pun intended)" on your machine (cake)... making it ALL "water-cooled" to-the-max!

(Probably help in overclocking it as well to some extent!)

APK
Oh yea. I have looked at memory module waterblocks. Except that the only dimension for tubing is 1/4ID. That would be a problem. And my memory is hardwired do to the lights. I would hate to have to use a reducer. And the harddrive liquid coolers are out of the question do to clearance btwn the harddrives and the case side when I put it back on.

I am however looking at making a one off custom made waterblock for the X-FI. I just need practice. I would problably use the same waterblock that is on my GPU and modify it a little! That would def. be one of a kind!!!
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#24
strick94u
Get rid of those hose clamps get some that clamp round almost every import dealer sell round clamps. I would hate to see those leak on such a nice looking pc
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#25
cHillen
strick94uGet rid of those hose clamps get some that clamp round almost every import dealer sell round clamps. I would hate to see those leak on such a nice looking pc
What??
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#26
Unregistered
those larger hose clamps when tightened still have a a little spot where a leak can form
#28
hellbirdman
cHillenhmmm
There jus jelous, Hose clamps work better then any other type of system. I'd be a little uncerten of the wiretye clamp.

hell
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#29
feldm4n
I like your water setup! It is VERY clean man. You seem like a stickler for running things perfectly. I wish i could have seen your entire PC, case included though. Nice water setup though.
-Matt
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#30
Unregistered
thats one of the nicest rig's ive ever seen. Outstanding work.
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#31
cHillen
feldm4nI like your water setup! It is VERY clean man. You seem like a stickler for running things perfectly. I wish i could have seen your entire PC, case included though. Nice water setup though.
-Matt
u can see the outside plus the hayden 679 radiator by lookin at the other case
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#32
Tory
I voted 5/10 because:

Same pic over and over
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