Pictures and specs of your computers

DarthBeavis wrote:

Great job Douglas!!! pimpy

My system needs some pimpy, where can I get this?

Nick

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I hear Premier Custom Computers, Danger Den and NWCA can help with the pimpy.

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At my lan, Vault was on sale Very Happy

most of you have seen it, but here it is anyway:
BloodMoon

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Custom Field Case Mod
Gigabyte H67N-USB3 2500K on DD (22C idle) 480GTX on DD (37C idle)
2X140mm radiators -- DDC pump
Logitech g700 mouse, Zboard Merc, and Psyko 5.1 headphones
iZ3D 22" Display
Attendee @ 3-18 inclusive, + 18.5 and 19 to come

such a gr8 lookin case man...

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Case: Sunbeam AC9B-T Transparent Clear Acrylic ATX Mid Tower
Processor: Intel Core2 Quad Q6600 @ 2400Mhz OverClocked to 3087MHz (Thanks Intel & InfernaLAN!)
Board: Intel D975XBX2 (BadAxe2)
Memory: OCZ DDR2 PC2-8500 SLI-Ready Edition (2x1GB)
Video: XFX GeForce 7900GT 256MB GDDR3 PCI Express x16 (Soon to be SLI'd)
Sound: Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeMusic
HDD: 2x Western Digital Caviar SE WD2500JS 250GB 7200 RPM SATA (Raid0)
Power: Ultra X2 Connect 550-Watt
Optical Drives: Plextor 16x DVDRW DL, Lite-On 52x CDRW
Other: Matrix Orbital MX232 (Black)
Other: Scythe Kama-Panel 4 Multi Functional Controller
Other: 2x 4" UV Light, 1x 12" UV Light, Dual Meteor Light UV 12"
Monitor: BenQ FP202W Black 20.1" 8ms DVI Widescreen LCD

CPU Waterblock: Maze5 (Thanks Jeremy & DangerDen!)
GPU Waterblock: Koosah for Nvidia 7800/7900
Radiator: Black Ice Xtreme - Black
Pump: DD12V-D5
Fillport: Danger Den Clear Anodized
Tubing: ClearFlex 60 Tubing 1/2" ID 3/4" OD
Fluid: Koolance Liquid Coolant (UV Blue)

Work To Do Items: Cabling

I think you can do better on the tubing runs

Try some 90 degree barbs on the rad and that should help tremendously

aspire wrote:

I think you can do better on the tubing runs

Try some 90 degree barbs on the rad and that should help tremendously

It was recommended on the DangerDen forums to actually use a RadBox and run the tubing shorter that way. That's on my "To Do" list now. Wink

Well, seeing as the radbax is essentially a box that has the same dimensions as a 120x38mm fan, I dont see how using one instead of the fan you have now will help.

Take a look at the pictures of my rig as I had similar problems and solved them using the 90 degree barbs

aspire wrote:

Well, seeing as the radbax is essentially a box that has the same dimensions as a 120x38mm fan, I dont see how using one instead of the fan you have now will help.

Take a look at the pictures of my rig as I had similar problems and solved them using the 90 degree barbs

Take a look at the Swifttech MCB-120.

http://www.swiftnets.com/products/MCB-120.asp

The RadBox just extends the radiator out, giving it room to route your tubing towards the case instead of away from it.

Or, for like 4 bucks you can buy two 90 degree fittings that replace your stock barbs and give you the same result in a much cleaner way.

aspire wrote:

Or, for like 4 bucks you can buy two 90 degree fittings that replace your stock barbs and give you the same result in a much cleaner way.

90 degree fittings reduce the effectiveness of your loop bud.

agreed, I was told not to do that specifically by DD d00ders. I used to have a 90 degree bend in one of my older loops.

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g33x0r wrote:

agreed, I was told not to do that specifically by DD d00ders. I used to have a 90 degree bend in one of my older loops.

Then you go install one of those 180 degree doohickies . . .arggg.

edit . . .wait, that is a straight line . . .think i hit meh head too hard snowboarding today

Well, i know that it does impact performance, however, I have not noticed any amount of degraded performance from my loop, and in putting in the 90 degree barbs, i was able to cut out about a foot of tubing making up two big half circles on the back of my case.

And looking at chips, hes got at least 2 feet of tubing that he really doesn't need hanging in the back.

...tubing length affects performance/flow as well.

I think the 90s Vs. his runs is probably a wash that equals a better looking case and he needs to buy less Tygon to replace his loop in the long run. Smile

My 2C. Anyway, nice looking stuff all!

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Custom Field Case Mod
Gigabyte H67N-USB3 2500K on DD (22C idle) 480GTX on DD (37C idle)
2X140mm radiators -- DDC pump
Logitech g700 mouse, Zboard Merc, and Psyko 5.1 headphones
iZ3D 22" Display
Attendee @ 3-18 inclusive, + 18.5 and 19 to come

MB BX2
mem dominator 1066
proc e6600
vid 8800gtx
and few extras heres the picks Smile

in links i dodnt clean it up befor i toop pics so Smile

http://monkeybusinessracing.com/ca1.jpg
http://monkeybusinessracing.com/ca2.jpg
http://monkeybusinessracing.com/ca3.jpg
http://monkeybusinessracing.com/ca4.jpg
http://monkeybusinessracing.com/ca5.jpg

TwinDragon wrote:

MB BX2
mem dominator 1066
proc e6600
vid 8800gtx
and few extras heres the picks Smile

in links i dodnt clean it up befor i toop pics so Smile

http://monkeybusinessracing.com/ca1.jpg
http://monkeybusinessracing.com/ca2.jpg
http://monkeybusinessracing.com/ca3.jpg
http://monkeybusinessracing.com/ca4.jpg
http://monkeybusinessracing.com/ca5.jpg

I see Smart coils outside tubes and some other coils inside tubes. can u tell me about the ones in the tubes? what are they made of?

I just say that is a sweet build there. I am impressed.

the inner coils are stainless steel. Very nice looking build Twindragon