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r1ppch3n
Moderator
Re: Project 1 Tsunami Zen Master
Saturday, November 27th 2004, 3:17pm
wow
thats one of the best mods i've seen here for quite a while
kept hittin f5 while you were typing and posting new pix... ;D
ok, it's not as spectacular as some other mods (that DO look 'like downtown tokyo at night'
) but that's exactly what i like about it
i just happen to be a fan of a 'clean' look
and to the monitor...
great work too, but i think it would look even better if you put a backplate behind the lexan frame as you mentioned
please don' forget to supply us with a few pix if you should try it
but there is one thing you should (imo) do different: i'm talking about the way you connected the waterblocks
connecting them in parallel isn't exactly optimal
for one thing you can't predict how much water flows through each block which could in worst case lead to worse cooling of a component
also it doesn't cool any better! the water temperature rises only fractions of a degree after a waterblock, so connecting the blocks in serial does not mean that one block would have to bare with warmer water
i in your position would change that, spares you two y-connectors and a bit of tubing
ps:
sorry for my bad english, i've given my best...
thats one of the best mods i've seen here for quite a while
kept hittin f5 while you were typing and posting new pix... ;D
ok, it's not as spectacular as some other mods (that DO look 'like downtown tokyo at night'
) but that's exactly what i like about iti just happen to be a fan of a 'clean' look
and to the monitor...
great work too, but i think it would look even better if you put a backplate behind the lexan frame as you mentioned
please don' forget to supply us with a few pix if you should try it
but there is one thing you should (imo
) do different: i'm talking about the way you connected the waterblocksconnecting them in parallel isn't exactly optimal
for one thing you can't predict how much water flows through each block which could in worst case lead to worse cooling of a component
also it doesn't cool any better! the water temperature rises only fractions of a degree after a waterblock, so connecting the blocks in serial does not mean that one block would have to bare with warmer water
i in your position would change that, spares you two y-connectors and a bit of tubing
ps:
sorry for my bad english, i've given my best...
FarEast
Full Member
Re: Project 1 Tsunami Zen Master
Saturday, November 27th 2004, 4:01pm
thanks for the praise! ;D
It's actually a completely finished project I did at the beginning of the year and is actually finished. Although the monitor stayed the same (No back plate) although the flow did. The split was setup after the CPU water block and one went back to the resevior the other to the GPU and NB this drop the temps by 5 C
Im also working on another project right now using the Lian-Li V1100 case which is more of a cooling power house with the incoperation of a water chiller here's a sneak preview
It's actually a completely finished project I did at the beginning of the year and is actually finished. Although the monitor stayed the same (No back plate) although the flow did. The split was setup after the CPU water block and one went back to the resevior the other to the GPU and NB this drop the temps by 5 C
Im also working on another project right now using the Lian-Li V1100 case which is more of a cooling power house with the incoperation of a water chiller here's a sneak preview
Lev
God
Re: Project 1 Tsunami Zen Master
Monday, November 29th 2004, 10:32pm
really nice mod, congratulations
But there's one thing I would definitely change: Looks like you've used Y-Plugs to divide the water circuit. This is quite a dangerous thing to do as nobody can exactly predict which way the water will take. It's better to remove these Y-Plugs and then use a single in-a-row-circuit instead.
greetings
But there's one thing I would definitely change: Looks like you've used Y-Plugs to divide the water circuit. This is quite a dangerous thing to do as nobody can exactly predict which way the water will take. It's better to remove these Y-Plugs and then use a single in-a-row-circuit instead.
greetings
FarEast
Full Member
Re: Project 1 Tsunami Zen Master
Tuesday, January 11th 2005, 1:51am
Quoted from "Lev"
really nice mod, congratulations
But there's one thing I would definitely change: Looks like you've used Y-Plugs to divide the water circuit. This is quite a dangerous thing to do as nobody can exactly predict which way the water will take. It's better to remove these Y-Plugs and then use a single in-a-row-circuit instead.
greetings
Actually the photos shown are of the old system layout and the Y-plugs have been removed.
Also I finally got the window etching finished !!! Ya-Hoo !!!
Although at the time of the shot I was resorting the layout to remove the Y-plugs
Les_Conrads
God
Re: Project 1 Tsunami Zen Master
Tuesday, January 11th 2005, 7:45pm
Nice one.
Clean and nice. Nothing else to say
This window is... just...
WOW
realy. How was this one made? With some kind of colour aplied to the window or how?
Clean and nice. Nothing else to say
This window is... just...
WOW
realy. How was this one made? With some kind of colour aplied to the window or how?
ich frag mich ja wann die autoindustrie anfängt en used-look anzubieten
x-stars
God
Re: Project 1 Tsunami Zen Master
Tuesday, January 11th 2005, 11:49pm
Wow, I am an ISDN-User, so I had to wait for the pictures a looooonnnnnnggggggg time :
;D, but this was the best idea of the day: Your machine is awsome, great, fantasic (where's the dictionary to find some more words ;D).
cya
x-stars
(and now the truth, I did not wait for all pix, but the one's I did saw were really un-top-able ;D ;D)
;D, but this was the best idea of the day: Your machine is awsome, great, fantasic (where's the dictionary to find some more words ;D).cya
x-stars
(and now the truth, I did not wait for all pix, but the one's I did saw were really un-top-able ;D ;D)
back_orifice
God
Re: Project 1 Tsunami Zen Master
Monday, February 14th 2005, 11:00pm
very nice mod, but i dont know if it is so good for the hdd
if the aquastream is under them?!?!?!?!?!??
because i am planing to buy a aquadrive, that the hdd cant get destroyed by the magnetic field of the pump
what you think?
actually, i dont know anyone who had problems with that, but u'd better ask that in a new thread, than diggin up one which is older than one month...
