[Project] Goby's TT Armor LCS Build - Page 78 - Overclock.net

gobygoby · 12-10-07

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Originally Posted by Nostrano

Is this ever going to be finished?

lol...no. not in this lifetime. baby #2 is on the way!

**prosser13** · 12-10-07

He's posting, he's posting!

Quick, WE HAVE AN UPDATE.

(Sorry, I was dreaming)

**BrinNutz** · 12-10-07

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Originally Posted by gobygoby

lol...no. not in this lifetime. baby #2 is on the way!

Kyle, ***? You poppin them out quick!!

gobygoby · 12-11-07

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Originally Posted by BrinNutz

Kyle, ***? You poppin them out quick!!

lol....ya, not by choice. We like to practice a lot!

meanmachine · 12-12-07

gobygoby
Hey bro! yeah I have not been on here for a while. I wanted to do some airbrushing on the outside and inside of my case so I thought I had better learn how to first

I am not as bad at airbrushing as I thought I would be. Here are a couple of pics.

plus I have a lot more. found around my area the college kids love the airbrushed cases.
Longest one took and hour and I was paid 300 bucks for painting the pic on his case.

Still waiting to see your finished piece. and I take it you have another young one on the way well congrats on that..

Still need to get up your way and hang out.

V12v12 · 12-14-07

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Originally Posted by noxious89123

I think many other people will tell you that isnt a good water cooling setup. Theres far too many blocks which will reduce flow, and each block heats the water more and more, so the last block in the loop wont do much for cooling.

Also makinig tubing smaller then bigger isnt good as that will reduce flow.

Most WC's recommend against even a NB block, so definitely dont get a RAM and SB block.

It would also be really really awful trying to get tubes in there.

I'm in 99% agreement... I've been WC'ing for a long time and the CPU/GPU are and should be the the ONLY blocks in the loop. Copper sinks will suffice for anything else. Plus the most blocks = more connections = exponential leakage increase. A MCP655 (or clone Dtek etc.) will easily handle the back pressure increase from going from 1/2" to 3/8." For a while I ran 5/8" from the pump to Heatercore, which was nice, but when you have to work inside the case those tubes get in the way, it's a nightmare. That and any movement of the tubes (1/2" is much more rigid than 3/8" in my exp) creates increased potential for leaks and etc... Not that it's a huge issue, but it's annoying...

wastedtime · 12-23-07

Phew 78 pages. It took me forever to go through this thing. A perfect example of a case mod done right

. Way to go man great job..

Firann · 12-25-07

I just read all 78 pages! Goby you are an inspiration

gobygoby · 01-09-08

Thanks guys! I really appreciate the comments. I really wish I could do more modding...but just dont have the time...or money.

One of these days, I'll get to that PSone mod. I am getting the itch to build another monster machine...but that'll be the day!

**BrinNutz** · 01-11-08

I think I'm the only one that saw it in person...eh?

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