Yeong Yang cube watercooled?

[Sc0rian]

I have looked EVERYWHERE and can't seem to find any good.. Yeong Yang watercool cubes.. any one can point some links

cheers

- Sc0rian

[scooterfl]

Check out nikhsub's cube here: http://forums.procooling.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=10213

[killernoodle]

How did you go searching and not find nikhsub's cube?
Too bad it is a MountainMods UFO
That thing is rediculously pimp anyways.

[Pooky]

I bought a YY cube with the intent of water cooling it, but after having it in my possesion for a few days I realized how small it is and I suddenly lost all interest in it.

In all likelyhood, I'll probably sell the case soon.

[frenchnew]

I have such a cube here and I have been working on getting the setup done for the past 6 months (Busy work schedule with a lot of business travel).

After using an initial setup inside with a small radiator and an Eheim pump, I decided that I was not happy with the setup of having an internal radiator venting the heat inside the case and some heating problems with the 2 Maxtor Sata HD mounted inside.

My present upgrade build is going to be with an External mounted 1969 GM Pickup Radiator (Single Pass) with a TDX WB for the CPU an Silverprop WB for my ATI AIW 9800 Pro. The pump is a Iwaki MD20-RZT. For fans I am thinking of using Panasonic 120MM Fan I have kicking around. I have installed those plastic liquid tight quick couplings on the back of the case (those are not cheap in Canada, over $90 CDN for 2 sets).

This case is not perfect but will have to do for the time being.

Will try to report back once my construction is over but it will be a while as my busy schedule starts again in 1 day after some needed rest for the holidays.

Best regards

Frenchnew

Originally Posted by Pooky

I bought a YY cube with the intent of water cooling it, but after having it in my possesion for a few days I realized how small it is and I suddenly lost all interest in it.

In all likelyhood, I'll probably sell the case soon.

[Pooky]

My original idea involved a single core in the front motherboard chamber side (as an intake) and a Laing D4 pump, connected to a White Water and a T line. I would probably have added Swiftech's MCW50 for my 6800GT, but I decided to put all of that back into my Lian Li PC7077 with a dual core instead. The cube isn't bad, but what I dislike is the "cramminess" of the 5.25" and 3.5" drive area. It tends to get rather hot in there, and I just recently bought a 300gb Maxtor hard drive that gets really hot, adding to the overall heat. I'm thinking about making a hard drive block, but I'm not sure where to begin. Guess I should hit the yellow pages and see what sort of metal-working shops are around here.

[Sc0rian]

lol....

Welll I was going kinda to something like it with watercooling.




You can work it out from that.

Was gonna have to tank o matics on the top of the case, each either side, one on the left, one on right.

- Sc0rian

[MadHacker]

Originally Posted by Sc0rian

Was gonna have to tank o matics on the top of the case, each either side, one on the left, one on right.

Why 2 tank resevoirs?
won't that kill teh flow a bit more then needed?