well i like it -_-

spec:

gfx: xfx 6800 ultra @ 455/1200
cpu: amd X2 4400+ @ 2750 mhz
ram: 2 gig OCZ platinum
motherboard: dfi lanparty dr nf4
harddrive: 3 * 300gig
everything watercooled apart from the psu... need more money.
--> cpu --> mosfets --> northbridge --> gfx --> 1800 rad
comments welcomed


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before you ask yes it is fast

thanks, TN --> nar its a pc 70 then i bought the window at a later stage... to vavle that you can see the tube comes from the rad into the res. i used this so i could create pressure to get the air out of the system i have another one res --> vavle --> pump. Coming to think about it i think the first one i used mainly because i had another pump in there in the first place... to make the effect on the res. window (with the aqua jet) really powerful... but i scrapped this idea as the pump was leaking.

Ze@lot --> i got them to fit it as i heard it was hard to fit. And i didn't find it thatttt hard to fill... the only thing that was hard was waiting for the air to get out... i had to watch it for 2 hours... incase a load of air came out and the pump started to suck air back from the res lol >
i had to rest it so that the res was at the top ... so i had to rest the back of it on a chair... and hold it lol > because of the tubes coming out the back to the 1800 rad got it finally working though.

More pictures later on today .... a bit scared of bandwidth problems with the pictures i just posted..only 1.5 gig per month know of any cheap (less than £10 a year lol) or free than surports <600 kb pictures

ok here are some more pictures hope u like them



ok on a preview i didn't realise they were that big lol... :-[ all the scuffs (scratches) anyway yes i know cable tidying needs to be done but that will have to wait until the hoildays :-[ .. college actually needs work doing this year :-[ lol anyway back with the pictures lol...



a bit out of focuss.. ah well



sorry iv realised how hard it is to see the images... i think if you click on them they scale down but what you are seeing here is the front of my case... i saw some guy putting led fans in the front to light it up... so i copied good effect but the fans are too loud unlike the pappst fans...



thought i would take a picture of this... this is a temp reader thing lol simply each little orange glass object has a number on - this represents the temp. If the temp of the area surrounding it is 24 degrees then 20 22 and 24 degrees objects will float to the bottom... if it is 18 degrees then all numbers will be floating on the top....

why has this got something to do with computers?

because one day i would like to buy a bigger version, and i would like to incoporate it into the case but have a glass panel at the front ... so you can see the temp of your case in a different way to standard digital... though it might be too much effort than avaible.. just an idea though



just a standard view looking down on the front of the case...



dust!



more dust... maybe it needs a clean... (and no i havn't cleaned it in the next picture )



Here is the distance between the 1800 rad and the case... it is quite big ... about 9 cms ... the main reason for this is because i over bought those things that are shiny (due to the flash)... i can't remeber what they are called.. (i bought $50 worth).. due to postage costs so i thought i better stock up just incase i need more... iv lost the ones i havn't used so that was pointless..

If the gap was smaller then i think it would be too hard to clean and the air would be harder to escape (from the fans blowing into the rad)



clearer picture of the rad



here i thought about putting a cd (dvd in this case CS 1.6 for teh win though) to let you have a feel of how big it really is... I went to a lan not long ago and people didn't know what it was because of its size . well played ac

took with my phone