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SystemTech · 07-03-09

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Oh and +rep for all who helped me

Oh cool. Thanks.

The tubing setup is insane. i love it.

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On the barb closest to the pump/block, I would say get a 45deg barb that can swivel.

I agree completely. it'll simplify your life big time. I am using compression barbs instead of clamps, they look better and you'll never get the tubing out. they really are good.

These are mine and i highly recommend them:
http://www.chilledpc.co.uk/shop/prod...oducts_id=1065

That is a super tight fit to get everything in. i am impressed. great job. it really is a very cool project.

**coffeejunky** · 07-03-09

You know you should have posted a link to this in your bloo box thread. I nearly missed it

Looks awesome

oliverw92 · 07-03-09

THanks coffeejunky, will do that now.

I don't think i can change the barbs on the apogee drives.

I could put a 45 degree compression on the rad though couldn't I?

zomgiwin · 07-03-09

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THanks coffeejunky, will do that now.

I don't think i can change the barbs on the apogee drives.

I could put a 45 degree compression on the rad though couldn't I?

i believe so

TikiMan098 · 07-03-09

ya, correct. I believe the apogee drives have barbs built into them. But you can put whatever you want on the radiator. I would go for one straight, stubby barb for the tline connection and a 45 deg swivel for the other. Just be sure to check your thread size/type. It should say in the radiator description wherever you are getting it from.

Drizzt5 · 07-09-09

Any progress on this? I always wanted to do something similar.

oliverw92 · 07-09-09

No i've been on a uni course in supercomputing. See my sig for a link to info on it

There won't be many updates for a few weeks. I am going away for a week on Sunday. My jazz band is playing at the Montreux Jazz festival so we have 2 gigs there. I will then be off on holiday for 4 weeks but i will be doing some CAD work then so there will be some updates. I'm still waiting for some replies from sponsors.

Drizzt5 · 07-09-09

Well good luck. And I used to play some jazz

+ 1 respect

oliverw92 · 07-10-09

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/141095

Does anyone know if that will work connecting a sata drive to an esata port? It will won't it? I've got a problem: the zotac board only has 2 sata ports and no IDE port. I need 3 ports :P It has an esata though, so i could just run the cable through a small hole in the case/make a passthrough plate.

TikiMan098 · 07-10-09

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http://www.ebuyer.com/product/141095

Does anyone know if that will work connecting a sata drive to an esata port? It will won't it? I've got a problem: the zotac board only has 2 sata ports and no IDE port. I need 3 ports :P It has an esata though, so i could just run the cable through a small hole in the case/make a passthrough plate.

It should, but what exactly are you trying to do here?

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TikiMan098 New to Overclock.net Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 94 Rep: 26 Unique Rep: 23 Trader Rating: 0	ya, correct. I believe the apogee drives have barbs built into them. But you can put whatever you want on the radiator. I would go for one straight, stubby barb for the tline connection and a 45 deg swivel for the other. Just be sure to check your thread size/type. It should say in the radiator description wherever you are getting it from.

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