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Warfarin88 · 04-11-09

Thanks whe3ls.

Well, the water cooling part of this project ended up not being all that rough. The wiring however, is kicking my rear end.

Here's a couple progress shots. She's up and running on water, but lord there's still a ton to do.

Try to ignore the 6-pin PCI wiring. I need to extend them.

Here's how the temps are shaking out:

Idle:

Load:

I haven't overclocked anything yet, and honestly, I don't know what sort of temps I should be expecting. I can say that the CPU is running about 5-10 degrees cooler than it was on air, and the GPU is running about the same idle, and about 15-20 degrees cooler when folding. Its also all but silent, which is really really nice.

Time to get a little game on and see how she does there.

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Warfarin88 _______________ Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 843 Rep: 166 Unique Rep: 117 Trader Rating: 0	Thanks whe3ls. Well, the water cooling part of this project ended up not being all that rough. The wiring however, is kicking my rear end. Here's a couple progress shots. She's up and running on water, but lord there's still a ton to do. Try to ignore the 6-pin PCI wiring. I need to extend them. Here's how the temps are shaking out: Idle: Load: I haven't overclocked anything yet, and honestly, I don't know what sort of temps I should be expecting. I can say that the CPU is running about 5-10 degrees cooler than it was on air, and the GPU is running about the same idle, and about 15-20 degrees cooler when folding. Its also all but silent, which is really really nice. Time to get a little game on and see how she does there.