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[Completed] Tygon Tornado rewired (V3 updated 6/15/09)
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First build of my "Tygon Tornado" went well, unfortunately I couldn't get any in action shots, or any shots of my radiator mounting.
This Project will be for adding wire management, better cable routing (all cables coming out from under the motherboard so that they are barely visible, general cleaning, and shots of how I have my watercooling loop arranged. Evening One: Planning and cleaning Here are a few pictures of the before, the Version 1.0 of this build. ![]() ![]() ![]() Here is front of the case where the radiator is mounted. Those are just number 6 bolts attaching it; using the foam on the sides it makes a very secure fit. ![]() ![]() Here is the results of having ~300 CFM of intake; but it is better here in the filter than in my case. On the left is a vacuumed one, and on the right is the filter before cleaning. ![]() ![]() Here is my master plan; I took each connector and traced it onto cardboard, then cut that out and taped it to the motherboard. Top left is CPU, top right is motherboard, and bottom right is the SAT cables, and through the hole connected to it will be the front panel connectors. ![]() Tomorrow I will be tracing those holes and cutting them out.
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Reserved for Day 2
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rock on
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Dang look at all the dust! Also did you paint your pump? I'm interested to see what you can come up with.
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Neither can I!
Any folks wonder why my room isn't too dust; its all right here in my dust collectors! Quote:
Before the cleaning and everything here were my temps: CPU - ~35-40 idle per core. ~60 load GPU: ~65 idle for both GPU's ~ 75 load for both Chipset: Northbridge : 45-50 Southbridge: 45-50 This morning I will be dremeling and picking up some cutoff discs; and will post more pics and work on it later.
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Day 2 + 3 pictures now.
First step was to cover up the radiator and tubing to ensure no metal shavings got in. ![]() ![]() Next up was to start dicing. (Here is me cutting away) ![]() My new dremel going to work. ![]() After that I took a sanding bit for the dremel and sanded down all the cuts (no pictures of that) Here are the cuts. ![]() Now to start wiring it up. Here is the back of the motherboard tray: ![]() And here is the front before I added any cards. ![]() Lastly was to fill the loop and add the cards (to ensure the wiring was correct). I thought the Swiftech was a blueish, but it turns out it was green; not a big deal though as it looks pretty good as is. ![]() The end result? Well I made one mistake; I plugged the front 2 Panaflo's into a 7 volt molex; however it made my computer much much quieter and given the following results I won't go back to 12 volt Panaflos. I did also move my sound card from the bottom most slot, to the top most (probably aiding the GPU improvement). After: CPU Idle: 35 C Load: ~60 C GPU1 + 2 Idle: 50 C (haven't tested load) Chipset: NB+ SB ~40-45 Idle. Overall the project went perfectly; I took my time and measured and dry-fitted at least 2 or 3 times before doing anything. I hope you Armor owners get some idea's from this.
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looks great man. Congrats. Whats up with the white pump?
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nice cable management, looks real good, u might have inspired me to try my hand at some similar cabling in my current build
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put a checkmark in the "win" column
good job
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Thanks.
I bought the pump used from some one on OCN. I thought it was stupid at first, but it actually looks better than the stock black pump. Quote:
I haven't seen much at all on Armor cable management, so I was hoping to give some other folks a hand. Make that 3 check marks for wins: Mod completed I still have all my fingers Everything works, no leaks, not a single problem.
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