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ibmkg · 02-28-2008, 04:39 AM

I purposely placed the reservoir there. The reason being that I can monitor water level and up additives if need be, easily. This also explains the LED in it, making it worth presentable.

I kept the reservoir and rad outside so that heat remains outside the casing. Furthermore, I used my existing standard size PC casing that did not have enough room for such a big reservoir.

PC:

Intel 3.2Ghz HT ... OC 3.8Ghz

ASUS P5WD2 Premium Mobo

Asus Nvidia 6600 Engine: 300, DDR2: 500... OC Engine: 400, DDR2: 610

RAM: Corsair Value RAM DDR2 667 ... OC 714

Other than that HDDs, optical drive and stuff.

CPU Waterblock: Made from Al
GPU Water Block: Made from Cu
Rad: Heater core
Piping: Steel reinforced piping
Barbs: Made from brass

02-28-2008, 04:39 AM	#3
ibmkg Cooling Savant Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: USA Posts: 129	Re: My Homemade WC rig [Pics] I purposely placed the reservoir there. The reason being that I can monitor water level and up additives if need be, easily. This also explains the LED in it, making it worth presentable. I kept the reservoir and rad outside so that heat remains outside the casing. Furthermore, I used my existing standard size PC casing that did not have enough room for such a big reservoir. PC: Intel 3.2Ghz HT ... OC 3.8Ghz ASUS P5WD2 Premium Mobo Asus Nvidia 6600 Engine: 300, DDR2: 500... OC Engine: 400, DDR2: 610 RAM: Corsair Value RAM DDR2 667 ... OC 714 Other than that HDDs, optical drive and stuff. CPU Waterblock: Made from Al GPU Water Block: Made from Cu Rad: Heater core Piping: Steel reinforced piping Barbs: Made from brass __________________ NOTE: Suggestions are based on my perceptive. I could be erroneous. Therefore, no one has the right to criticize an individual other than rephrasing and or expressing his own annotations on the subject matter itself.