For Sale: Custom watercooled CM Stacker - Overclock.net

*soloz2* · 04-13-08

Alright, I've had this listed in a couple threads with multiple items and I just felt it wasn't getting the visibility it deserved!

My custom CM Stacker w/ water cooling! here it is, my custom CM Stacker that I spent about a month on before any components went into it. This is a beautiful case! I have over $700 in parts/materials into this case plus lots of love and hours spent working on it. The case does show some signs of wear, but once closed up you can't really tell at all. This is a standard 101 stacker with the interior painted black, all case cabling is sleeved black as well. There are two carbon switch panels on the front to control UV lights and fan speed. These were over $60 alone! Anyway, I have a custom mount on the top of the case that houses a black ice gts 360 rad and 3 panaflo fans. There are two yate loon blue led fans in the front and a single black yate loon fan in the rear. There is a second hdd mounting cage that has been converted to a pump house with anti-vibration gel for the pump to sit on. the pump is a Swiftech 655. Also included will be some fluid, tubing, Swiftech Apogee cpu block and DD maze 4 gpu block. There is a DD fillport as well. This is an all inclusive water cooler's dream case. I have the windowed side panel, the original non-windowed side panel, for a total of 3 side panels that you can use as you see fit.
more info can be found here:
http://www.overclock.net/water-cooli...-build-16.html

I only used high quality components.
RAD: Black Ice GT Stealth 360
http://www.petrastechshop.com/hwlablicegts1.html
Pump: Swiftech MCP 655
http://www.petrastechshop.com/swmcin12pu.html
CPU block: Swiftech Apogee
http://www.petrastechshop.com/swapexpeunwa.html
GPU block: DD Maze4 low profile
http://www.petrastechshop.com/q.html
Lots of Masterkleer tubing
http://www.petrastechshop.com/7id5odmagepu.html
DD Fillport
http://www.petrastechshop.com/dadendefi.html
Hydrx
http://www.petrastechshop.com/swhyexduco.html
Panaflo fans
http://www.petrastechshop.com/12x38pafbhyw.html
Yate Loon fans
http://www.petrastechshop.com/12yalod1cafa.html
http://www.petrastechshop.com/12yalod1blle.html

That doesn't even include the custom fan/light controllers, custom Rad grill etc.

Everything is being Parted out:

Case - $115:
Rad - $40: MasterShake - Paid
pump - $55: HappyVirus
cpu block - $25: MasterShake - Paid
gpu block - $25:
fan controller 1 - $20:
fan controller 2 - $20:
DD fillport - $8: McStuff
Molded Fillport - $8:
new tubing: 10' HappyVirus, 8' left @ .55/ft
coolant (see below):
Panaflo Fans - $8ea: HappyVirus
Yate Loon Fans (probably staying with case):
LEDs/Blacklights (probably staying with case):

More Detailed List:
Alright, I'm going through the box now to take a look at exactly what I have:

tubing:
I have one 18' length as well as a length of about 1' and an 8" length of Masterkleer 5/8" OD 7/16" ID tubing

Additives/dyes:
FrozenCPU red UV dye: full bottle - $2.50 bottle
FrozenCPU blue UV dye: 3/4 bottle - $2 bottle
Swiftech Hydrx coolant: full bottle - $2.50
Zerex Super Coolant: 4/5 bottle (almost full) - $2.50

Y/T fittings:
2 UV 1/2" Y fittings -
1 UV 1/2" T fitting - $3 for all 3

Blocks: $25 ea
Box for Swiftech Apogee cpu block, will have mounting hardware for both AMD/Intel and directions. I believe it also has 3/8" barbs
Various mounting hardware for the DD Maze4 gpu block

Box for Swiftech MCP655 pump, also with instructions etc. I have the pump mounted in the case using one of Petra's gel pads
http://petrastechshop.com/pegviabbl.html I'll include it as well

Fillports: $8 ea
DD fillport with mounting hardware for 1/2" tubing
Maschined fillport with both 3/8" and 1/2" barbs like this: http://petrastechshop.com/madeficap.html

Various lengths of Swiftech UV blue smartcoils

Box with other itmes not mentioned, but including small funnels, eye droppers, hose clamps, gromets and other very useful WC tools that can be sold sort of as a grab bag.

More to come...

**Chozart** · 04-13-08

With the Panaflo fans, how noisy is this setup?

*soloz2* · 04-13-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chozart

With the Panaflo fans, how noisy is this setup?

not very all things considered. They're medium speed fans and they're hooked up to the fan controllers on the front panel. They're adjustable and i think had had them set somewhere around 9v as low, 12v is high and there's an off setting. There's LEDs to tell you what speed you have them set up as.

The top fan controller controls all 3 case fans. 3 Panaflo on the RAD, 2 blue LED Yate Loons in front and 1 regular Yate Loon in the rear.
The bottom fan controller controls the blacklights. There are 4 switches free for future expansion. I also have some blue led lazer lights in the case, but did not hook them up to the controller.