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Originally Posted by satanicoo
Definitely a nice system, with good looks and smartly builted.
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Nice to hear that
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Originally Posted by satanicoo
You can have an eficient watercooling system even when silent. The golden rule should above all be: eficiency vs silence vs size.
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Right, but in case of "all inside" system the size is limited so this factor is a constraint.
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Originally Posted by satanicoo
Avoid elbows, simple tubing is less restrictive.
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I will have to order Tygon, but it is quite complicated since I need 10/12, 12/16 and 16/20-22mm hoses.
To avoid problems you can use spirals provided you put them
outside the hose (in hoses you must have linear not turbulent flow).
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Originally Posted by satanicoo
And i find it hard for you to have 2,5*C water temp above ambient. Maybe at full fan speeds and with shrouds you could get it.
And never 0.2*C
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I used digital termometer, especially calibrated for the test. The sensors are LM35 (+/- 0,25*C).
2,5*C is a standard result:
PAPST 172mm - 12V
3xPAPST 120mm - ~7,5V
2xPAPST 80mm (back) - 8V
CHIFTEC (side) - 8V
PAPST 80mm (hdd) - 12V
TT Memory - 12V
0,2*C was a record! All fans 12V (I don't have a 48V power supply to unleash the performance of PAPST 172mm).
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Originally Posted by satanicoo
Still a cool system and much better than the majority that are seen.
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Outstanding performance is what counts!
The two things I am shamed of is that I have to bought heater core and reservoir. It my opinion it is no problem to buy all the parts and then assemble the system. In fact to have the performance it must be a tailored-made.
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Originally Posted by Zogthetroll
WOW, very nice. I like the glass window, very few people do those. you got some nice stuff in that case.
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Glass is MUCH MORE BETTER than Plexiglas! This solution is worth recommending although is is harder to cut the glass.
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Originally Posted by Zogthetroll
How long did it take to make that beast?
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10 months
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Originally Posted by Zogthetroll
about the hose fittings, since they're swept 45's they aren't really much resistance, so you would probably only see a small improvement in flow/temps if you replumbed the setup. In your case i dunno if i'd bother after all the work that went into it, not to mention redoing it.
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2x45 are much more restrictive than 90. I used 15 and 18mm elbows to reduce the resistance to minimum. Probably I will buy tygon.
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Originally Posted by pdf27
Those look seriously cheap from where I'm sitting - the CPU block (WW Clone) for a start is only about 40% of the price a WW would be in the UK. If you can make and sell them for anything like that you're on to a good thing IMHO...
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Cheap because they are made in Poland. The quality of them is better than D-Tek's!
I will do anything to make our blocks avaible for you - the producer is looking for resellers in GB.