Custom PHANTOM

Flash Gordon Posted February 4th 2012 Updated Mar 19th 2012 - 7:20 PM 12,115 views
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Key features

High Rated Intel CPU AMD Graphics Water-cooled

The build

I love SRV. so I named CUSTOM PHANTOM. You can see the sealin the pics.

System specs

CPU
Intel Core i7-3930K C2
Motherboard
ASUS Rampage IV Extreme
RAM
G.Skill F3-1600C9Q-16GAO 4x4 GB 16 GB
GPU
ASUS HD 7970-3GD5
Storage
ADATA S511 120 GB SSD
Storage
WDC 1 TB HDD
PSU
SilverStone Strider Plus Gold SST-ST1200-G 1200 W
Case
NZXT Phantom White

Performed mods

Wtaer Cooling System as follows
Pump　 : Aquacomputer D5-Pumpenmechanik mit Tachosignal
Reservoir : xspc Black Dual 5.25 bay Reservoir (Ball)
Courante : PrimoChill Liquid Utopia - UV Red
CPU Waterblock : EK WaterBlocks EK-Supreme LTX - EN (Nickel)
VGA Waterblock : EK WaterBlocks EK-FC7970 - EN (Nickel)
Water Tube : PrimoFlex Pro LRT White Tubing -1/2in. ID x 3/4in. OD
Radiator1 : Black Ice SR1 240 CoolingLab Edition
Radiator2 : Black Ice GT Stealth 360
Radiator3 : Black Ice GT Stealth 120
Radiator4 : Swiftech MCR220-XP

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9 Comments on Custom PHANTOM

#1
20mmrain
I gave you an eight for looks and function.... But it my suggestion for you goes like this. Why this many Rads? You are way overkill with how many you have. Actually the 3x120mm Rad on top should really be enough. If you want extra go with the 360 rad plus the 120mm rad that is all you need. Adding more rads don't equal cooler. Plus its too crowded for me.

Now I know that just seems like I railed on you .... but the rest of it is really nice looking plus I like how you hid your PSU and CDD Drive bays. Nice job!!!
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#2
Flash Gordon
Thank you for your advice.
I have had extra two rads and decided to add to the case actually
but now i am thinking to change LGA2011 mother board some time in this year.
then adding mother board cooling system and RAM also setting Twin D5 pump.
so i hope these rads will be separated in two cooling system in one case.
anyway tks!
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#3
Montalva
can you pls post more pictures of the rads?? i have the same case and gfx`s :)
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#4
Flash Gordon
Re rad
Montalvacan you pls post more pictures of the rads?? i have the same case and gfx`s :)
sory i didnt take photo of rads ,,,
you can try 360 rad (M3) on top removing UBS3.0 ( i gave up )
Remove HD trey putting 240 rad
For　rear 140 rad, it doesnt fit,,, so you need L clump to fix fan.
outer rad 240 you can use swiftech adapter at the back.
i hope you can manage,,,
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#5
Bjorn_Of_Iceland
yeah.. just remove the external rad. Would definitely look more sleeker without the ugly 90's era backpack rad.
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#7
colrz1
curious how your attaching clear side panel to case , thanx case looks gr8
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#8
badtaylorx
once you do go FULL wc switch ALL of your fans to intake mode!!!
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#9
Flash Gordon
colrz1curious how your attaching clear side panel to case , thanx case looks gr8
You can use L clump to attach side panel to case
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